Nadiya

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Central Bank triggers article 51st of the constitution to impose harsh spending cuts alongside sweeping banking and financial reforms: the banker of Nadiya strikes once again

Petrograd, Kozacchyna. In a major development to the Nadiyan debt crisis, the governor of the Central Bank, Evelina Maximovna, has announced the triggering of article 51st of the constitution which grants the bank unchecked powers in "times of financial uncertainty coming from the civilian elected governement of the Confederation following a considerable reformation of the Confederation's institutions or the events leading to the management of an economico-social environment in the aftermaths of a subtile or explicit armed conflict that would lead to the Nadiyan people and their livelihoods be affected from the fallout generated by said armed conflicts." This close was specifically added to address the consequences that came from the Second Trigunian War and the unprecedented level of devastation generated from it, as such, the Central Bank has officially taken the reigns of the budget with the tacit approval of the Supreme Cooperative Court and the Commission for Humane Development whose chairman hailed the decision on social media as a "proof to the NCB's unwavering commitment to financial and banking stability no matter which party or government is in charge." Shortly after the declaration was made, representatives from the government were sent to discuss with the NCB on a reasonable proposal for the 87 budget, the central bank was strict in its demands to drastically cut funds allocated to the NCMAM and the NCECPSN whose budget they deem "unnecessarily high and way out of touch for the economic situation the Confederation finds itself in", on top of that, the bank found that many of the once blacklisted financial institutions went back to the black market and underground financial schemes even after the NCB spent more than a decade cracking down on those institutions just to stabilize the Nadiyan Ruble and grant it international recognition as a stable currency. Furthmore, both the NCB's board of directors and the CHD committee for rational development have both agreed on the necessity for Nadiya to either greatly reduce its presence in the Vamaj network or to leave it entirely because their eyes "Nadiya has more to lose from remaining in the sinking ship that is Vamaj than it has benefits remaining as part of a desperate attempt to salvage it after the Migrants Pass fiasco and unease that hit the Nadiyan stock markets due to the stacking of effects from the Kerisian war and the Vamaj crisis". The government agreed on the necessity to carry out those two demands alongside a new derooting campaign against financial institutions involved in those back door deals, they also accepted to flip the current 6% deficit into a financial surplus through a massive cut to the military, which still maintained their giant share even after the conclusion of the Kerisian war. For the time being, the central bank will most likely remain in control of the Nadiyan budget to the light of bankers and economists across the globe, but will the duke of the NCB ever relinquish her control over the Confederation's finances after tasting power for a second time in her term?