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PNR Congress ousts Arslonov and reforms the party
16. 4. 5637 | Cise, Utaristan
In recent days, influential members of the Party for National Revolution called the Grand Reform Congress of the Party for National Revolution to completely restructure the party. The congress was attended by 330 deputies, the process by which they were picked was not revealed, however.
The first item on the programme was a motion to remove Yunis Arslonov from leadership of the party and to expel him from the party, which passed 329 to 1, with the dissenting vote being Arslonov himself.
Immediately after, the party began discussion about possible rebranding and restructuring of the Party for National Revolution. It seems that the intention to do so was somewhat known already, as the Congress quickly reached consensus, and the Resolution of the Grand Reform Congress of the Party for National Revolution on Reform of the Party was adopted 264 to 76.
As per the resolution, the party will now be known as the People's Party of Utaristan and has adopted a new logo. The party will be highly centralised, and its president-director will be elected by the Congress, formed of 5 representatives elected from each region.
Its fundamental principles are stability, order, and security. It aims to be a-national, not favouring any ethnicity, instead supporting the Utaristani state. Ideologically, it has moved to the left, as the resolution declares the party's support for an interventionist pro-worker economy. The party also intends to support farmers and rural areas, which are widespread in Utaristan. Socially it will remain conservative but secular.
Another important shift in the party policy is in foreign affairs. The PPU will seek to end its trade of rare earth metals with the fascist Legionary Kundrati and will also seek to explore possible alignment with the West Dovani Union.
With this reform, the party and its new leader, Nasiv Tursunov, try to leave their autocratic past behind, but for many it's still tied to the old regime, be it in good or bad. As the deadline for elections set by the Joint Agreement nears, the country prepares for the first free election in decades.
The first item on the programme was a motion to remove Yunis Arslonov from leadership of the party and to expel him from the party, which passed 329 to 1, with the dissenting vote being Arslonov himself.
Immediately after, the party began discussion about possible rebranding and restructuring of the Party for National Revolution. It seems that the intention to do so was somewhat known already, as the Congress quickly reached consensus, and the Resolution of the Grand Reform Congress of the Party for National Revolution on Reform of the Party was adopted 264 to 76.
As per the resolution, the party will now be known as the People's Party of Utaristan and has adopted a new logo. The party will be highly centralised, and its president-director will be elected by the Congress, formed of 5 representatives elected from each region.
Its fundamental principles are stability, order, and security. It aims to be a-national, not favouring any ethnicity, instead supporting the Utaristani state. Ideologically, it has moved to the left, as the resolution declares the party's support for an interventionist pro-worker economy. The party also intends to support farmers and rural areas, which are widespread in Utaristan. Socially it will remain conservative but secular.
Another important shift in the party policy is in foreign affairs. The PPU will seek to end its trade of rare earth metals with the fascist Legionary Kundrati and will also seek to explore possible alignment with the West Dovani Union.
With this reform, the party and its new leader, Nasiv Tursunov, try to leave their autocratic past behind, but for many it's still tied to the old regime, be it in good or bad. As the deadline for elections set by the Joint Agreement nears, the country prepares for the first free election in decades.
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