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OFFICIAL END OF CORRIVEAU PLAN AND UNTETHERING POLICY

April, 5617
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In a public statement, Governor-General Jean-Louis Bonhomme of the Parti de l'Union Libérale Égalitaire (Luth.: Liberal Egalitarian Union Party) has announced that his administration, colloquially known as Grand Liberal Administration, will not It is understood that the Untethering Policy, a plan previously implemented by the former administration, also known as the Corriveau Plan after its originator Guillaume Corriveau, will not be continued under the current circumstances.

The Untethering Policy has been characterised by a distinct approach to international relations, marked by a certain degree of isolation from the Empire of Canrille.The nationalist administration has expressed its position on this course of action, using terminology such as "sinking ship" to describe the Empire, and suggesting that it may no longer be in a position to provide adequate support to Rildanor. Those who support the policy have referred to the Aldurian War (5603-5613) as an example of Canrille's difficulties in maintaining peace between its member states.At the same time, the Corriveau Plan, a major investment project, was proposed by Guillaume Corriveau for the nationalist administration with the objective of supporting Ridanorian economic independence and growth.

However, Governor-General Bonhomme has expressed concerns that both the Untethering Policy and the Corriveau Plan have not yielded the desired results. He believes that, in light of the conclusion of the Aldurian War, Canrille now has a renewed opportunity for growth, and that it is essential for Rildanor to participate in this process. Additionally, Bonhomme has raised concerns about the environmental and humanitarian implications of the Corriveau Plan, highlighting the oil rig failure in 5611 as a worrying example. He has also announced the dissolution of the Société nationale d'extraction des ressources (Luth.: National Resource Extraction Company), and an investigation into possible violations of workers' rights and corruption in its leadership.

While both the Corriveau Plan and Untethering Policy have been internally phased out over the two years of the Grand Liberal Administration, this announcement has finally led to the conclusion of this process.It remains to be seen whether the Bonhomme Cabinet will be able to provide more successful alternatives.