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BSP and NCU announce the creation of the electoral alliance for the upcoming election
13 September 5707



NAMUŠUN: The two main non-Democratic People's Party (DPP) right-wing political formations of Bianjie, the National Conservative Union (NCU) and the Bianjie Sovereignty Party (BSP), have announced today at the joint rally in the nation's third-largest city, Namušun, that the two parties will be running together in the upcoming parliamentary election, in the April next year, as a part of the electoral alliance, that will be called "New Right Alliance", or the NRA, for short. The right-wing alliance has chosen blue colour and the sun, as its main colour and symbol, coming into the electoral campaign.

According to the leader of the sovereignists, Eidu Arakcou, the formation of the NRA comes at the time, where many Bianjians needs a proper alternative to the "magenta sellouts", like the Socialist People's Party (SPP) and the Progressive Communist Party (PCP), or the "incompetent opposition leaders", likely talking about the DPP and other opposition parties. "New Right is the alternative for those hundreds of thousands of Bianjians, who feel left out, by the elites in Gemun, who no longer represent the real workers of this country, who no longer represent the Bianjie, but some unrealistic dreams of pan-Dovani unity", Arakcou said at the rally, hinting at the close cooperation of Bianjie with the Democratic Republic of Xsampa.

Now, the newly-formed electoral coalition, the NRA, will hold 22 seats in the nation's supreme legistlative body, the Khanate Yuan, which is on par with the Progressive Communists, who also have 22 deputies in the Yuan. Similarly, if the election would be held today, the opinion polling shows that the New Right would win up to 12% of the vote, making them the third-largest political formation in the country, unseating PCP as third force for the first time since 5643, when Gurun contested its last electoral campaign before merging into the NCU 5 years later.



毎日急行 (Daily Express) is a major daily newspaper based in the city of Namušun, Khani Province