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Himmelshtern vs Yishelem: the Holy Nisrad loses again
Hadrim to remain independent: "Narik-Darnussian-Yeudi assets and investments are safe", says Tel Bira
July 5708 ~ Economy / Commerce / Trade / International ~ @Neset
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Undeterred, the Undersand Administration in Yishelem has continued to fight towards centralisation efforts, despite suffering quite a major governance blow in 5706.
The blow?
The federal government would remain de-centralised. And although the Central Homeland Office would remain in the Holy City, its departments would not, spreading instead across the land in Sholemberg, Haifbourg and Rishon Le Hofesh.
Why does that matter?
2 reasons, actually.
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First, that was the 2nd blow for Yishelem: the first one came in 5689 with the Haniyaret's multilateral amendment concerning the formation of the Homeland States of Amudim. That one basically told Yishelem that the country's money management is up to Tel Bira.
And Tel Bira is actually responsible for all Triad - now Dual Republican - assets. Which also meant that the soon-to-be reformed Central Finance Office, 1 of Amudim's 3 ministries, fell under Tel Bira.
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Second, the Undersand Administration has instead been attempting to target the independent authorities of former Beiteynu and pursuing an agenda of undoing the "de-coupling". One of these agencies is the Hadrim, the Narik-Darnussian-Yeudi commerce and trade agency founded in 5573 and located in Himmelshtern - an agency that has been the hallmark of bilateral economic relations.
By attempting to move the independent agency under the jurisdiction of the Central Finance Office in Tel Bira, the Undersand Administration was looking to undercut Himmelshtern's own administration.
After 2 rigorous weeks, Yishelem once again admitted defeat last week, with a post on social media confirming that the Hadrim would remain "as is", citing Tel Bira's own press release on reaffirming its 0% tax policy and the INF's commitment to an everlasting Narik-Darnussian-Yeudi economic future.
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