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Foreign Ministry Delegate to Visit Kasaema amid far-right Rise to Power
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Kasaema, Kundrati - A delegate representing the Foreign Ministry attended a meeting in Kasaema with members of the new Administration that was elected after the Kundrati election which saw a victory of the far-right party 'Kundrati Legion', who made headlines in the past for some of its most radical stances. The delegate expressed Dundorf's respect for Kundrati democracy and willingness to work with any Administration of a historically friendly country, with deep economic and politicial connections. However, Dundorf's longstanding support for human and civil rights, as well as the pursue of an 'humanitarian' foreign policy, prompted the Government to clarify some conditions for the continuation of a healthy Dundorfian-Kundrati bilateral relationship: support for the political rights of the opposition and respect of civil rights and protection of any citizen, whatever the background.

The Foreign Ministry said that while some reassurances from the new Government in Kasaema have been given, they will be continuing to 'closely monitor' the situation in our eastern neighbor, and will keep borders open, although with increased scrutiny and security as a surge in people passing the border is expected.
The delegate, found at the Dunburg airport, returning from Kundrati, was asked by our reporter for a comment, here's what he told us:

The ball is on Kundrati's side now - we made clear our stance. How they decide to act from now on will determine the future status of the Dundorf-Kundrati bilateral relationship. We support any democratic decision of the Kundrati people, but we won't be supporting any violations of civil and political liberties.

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