Kalistani Major History

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DEMOCRATS ESTABLISH THE KALISTAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
RALLIES IN NUMEOUS CITIES, GATHERING ALMOST 300.000 PEOPLE IN TOTAL.
Kaliburg/San Marteen, November 4385


Logo of the new Kalistan Democratic Party.

KALIBURG/SAN MARTEEN - The political duopoly in Kalistan has been interrupted by the sudden establishment of the Kalistan Democratic Party, which has just finalised work on its framework and held the first-ever convention of the party in Temmon/Los Fuertes during which people behind the whole idea of the party - Frederick Arbor, Johnatan Gauland, and Leslie Morgan - presented their recipe for Kalistan. The convention attended by more than 8 thousand people, has certainly taken the political scene in Kalistan by surprise. Democratic Party wants to truly revolutionize Kalistan, by transforming it into a more unified republic under the name "Republic of Kalistan" and reform the governance system.


One of the Leaders of the Kalistan Democratic Party - Frederick Arbor.

During the convention, Frederick Arbor presented the party's vision for the system of government in Kalistan. The DP's agenda includes keeping the office of the President of the Republic of Kalistan which would be the official head of state, however with a primarily ceremonial role in the system. Political newcomers want to establish the office of the Governor of the Republic of Kalistan which would serve as the head of government and be elected from the 365 Representatives in the proposed (by the party) Federal State Assembly which would become the unicameral parliament of the new Republic. The overall agenda of the party is enrooted into liberal and libertarian values, as during the convention, its leaders numerously pointed out that the party supports limited government interference with a moderate welfare state.

To prove their dedication to the reformation of Kalistan, leader of the new party unveiled the new flag and seal of Kalistan which are the main symbols of the agenda of the new party. Arbor said that the party would like to see a referendum in the near future on all of the given proposals and that it should be up to the people whether to enjoy a truly liberal, and friendly state. In one of his last sentences during the convention, Arbor said that it is the Kalistani People who should decide whether to put their national animal, their symbol of pride, Royal Kalistani Tiger, on their flag.