22-10-2024, 03:12 PM
Vasilli Kyznetsov set to lead UPSC
Last month, the United People's Socialist Collectives went before peers, select members of the general public and UPSD comrads to vote on new party candidates for the next election. Vasilli Kyznetsov was unanimously voted as party leader after Yohan Domanik decided to step down from his duties to have a fresh face for the newly-formed party. Kynetsov, a 43 year-old social scientist and former lecturer at Citadel's grand University, was reportedly delighted with his new position, and is looking forward to enacting his reform agenda.
Ingrid Stephanov, Erin Kinsley and Yolanda Green all retained their seats and cabinet positions, along with a handful of former GSC candidates, with some fresh faces filling in the gaps. The UPSC appeared cooperative and friendly after the party elections, with Green saying "this is the strongest party I have had the pleasure to be a part of. We are much more organised now than in the GSC days, or even the GLP days, and I hope the people will recognize the talent on our team and the power of the UPSD as a whole".
The UPSC was formed late 2779, and is now a fully fledged political movement for democratic socialism in Dorvik.
Last month, the United People's Socialist Collectives went before peers, select members of the general public and UPSD comrads to vote on new party candidates for the next election. Vasilli Kyznetsov was unanimously voted as party leader after Yohan Domanik decided to step down from his duties to have a fresh face for the newly-formed party. Kynetsov, a 43 year-old social scientist and former lecturer at Citadel's grand University, was reportedly delighted with his new position, and is looking forward to enacting his reform agenda.
Ingrid Stephanov, Erin Kinsley and Yolanda Green all retained their seats and cabinet positions, along with a handful of former GSC candidates, with some fresh faces filling in the gaps. The UPSC appeared cooperative and friendly after the party elections, with Green saying "this is the strongest party I have had the pleasure to be a part of. We are much more organised now than in the GSC days, or even the GLP days, and I hope the people will recognize the talent on our team and the power of the UPSD as a whole".
The UPSC was formed late 2779, and is now a fully fledged political movement for democratic socialism in Dorvik.