Dolgava

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July 13th 5688

The Dolgavan Economy has been struggling for months, unemployment has reached unsustainable levels, the national debt has grown significantly, and the confidence in the Dolgavan economy, as well as the Dolgavan state, is increasingly becoming a problem. The ruling party the Dolgavas Sociāldemokrātiskā Partija (DSP), has been attempting to support union workers, as well as support those who are on welfare, as apart of their "Greater Dolgavan Prosperity" program, but in doing so, they have led to an increase in inflation, and an increase of distrust in their government. In a nationally broadcast interview, the current Prime Minister  Reds Polis, called the economic situation "normal", and cited the slowing of inflation, as well as the growing manufacturing and union jobs, as proof of his economic agenda. "We have worked hard...", Polis said "to ensure every worker in Dolgava is treated fairly and equally. We have and will continue to support and uplift the people of this great nation.This government works for the people, and we will continue to do just that. The economy is fine, Dolgava is fine!"

However these comments are seemingly tone death, as many across the country are increasingly blaming the rise of the "Kerisian Empire", and feckless foreign policy leadership by the current government, as factors that have led to Dolgava dwindling as a country, and as a international leader. Increasing skepticism of Egelion, and the rest of Keris, have led to growing calls for a true Nationalist movement inside of Dolgava, and the Social Democrats and the rest of Keris are increasingly being blamed by the right wing in Dolgava, for Dolgava's growing problems. This seemingly tone death interview, has not helped matters in the slightest, with increasing anger towards the government being spread across the country. 

In Aikums, Conservatives and Nationalists protested, calling for new elections, but with the Social Democrats in power for the foreseeable future (due to their majority in the Reiksaima), change will not be on the horizon. 

If the government wants to win another election, and continue their tenure, they will need to change things and turn Dolgava around soon, otherwise we could see a rise of Dolgavan nationalism, not seen in decades, even centuries...

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