Kalistani Major History

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Bjorksdattir looks forward to Socialists entering Government
Socialists to control Foreign, Defense, HSS, Science, and Environmental Ministries
Kaliburg, Ananto
November 5, 5068


Speaker of the SP Angie Bjorksdattir briefly discusses the prospect of Socialists joining the KP in Government

Recognizing the persistent status of the SP as the main minority, the President of the Republic has accepted the SP's request to add them to several posts in the Government of the Republic.

"We sent a letter to the President of the Republic," said Speaker of the SP, Agnethe Bjorksdattir, "requesting seats in the Government commensurate with our proportion of seats in the national Assembly. We invited the President to name Socialists to the seats of their choosing, and when the KP named a new Government, the Socialists moved from being the main opposition Party to the Minority Party. We look forward to picking up our roles in Government, and seek to enact an ambitious plan, focused on modernization of the Regular Force, and an affirmative Kalistani Tourism Campaign.

As the Socialist Party begins to improve its standing in positions of power, it tries to put the corruption scandal behind it. Voters are still not entirely ready to forgive the Ancient Party of Kalistani Institutionalism, given their roughly 40% showing in the previous elections, but the inclusion of Socialist Ministers in the Government seems to at least acknowledge the enduring support in the country of the Socialist Party in Kalistan. "Socialists in charge of the foreign and military ministries will ensure that our Party is able to help move the Republic into a more outward focus. Brethrenist Ministers in Defense will ensure that the homeguard doctrine remains in place. And we'd also like to explore new research opportunities into agricultural techniques to help improve land usage in the Republic with vertical farming and dry land farming practices where traditional agriculture may not be appropriate. The Socialist Ministers already have a lot to do."

The Bill has already passed the Assembly, and the Socialists have begun working on plans to present to the Assembly within a few months.