Dundorf

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CHANCELLOR SEES FOREIGN ALIGNMENTS AND EDUCATION POLICY SHAPING NEW ALLIANCES
 
ODERVELD - LEUCHTFEUER
 
Chancelry, August 19, 5650: Asked by ODERVELD – LEUCHTFEUER if it looked like the NDZP – TLD – GPP coalition would be likely to hold together after the next election, Chancellor Erica Kleinfelder responded:
 

A policy issue seems likely to put real strain on the governing coalition.  Grune Partei fur den Planeten (GPP) is putting forward a proposal for a nationally run university for public administration and political science. Neue Dundorfische Zentrumspartei (NDZP) and Team Liberaldemokraten (TLD) are not outright opposed but are calling for some restrictions.
 
Since the bill could likely pass without restrictions with Dundorf Sozoialdemokratische Partei (DSDP), Demokratische Sozialunion (DSU) and Dudorfische Rote Front (DRF) support, a split could well occur.
 
Another factor brewing is who do the various parties see as allies.  Do not think at this point we have outright enemies nor does anybody advocate treating anyone as outright enemies, except for DRF who wish only to have relations with Metzist nations.
 
But certain nations are regarded by some of us as pursuing very dangerous policies we should avoid, and there is no unanimity on who to trust.  Do not think think this will make it to the front as an issue in the next election, but it is a growing concern.

 
Kanzlerin Kleinfelder 
 
CHANCELLOR WELCOMES EGELION BANK
 
ODERVELD - LEUCHTFEUER
 
Chancelry, August 22, 5650: Asked by ODERVELD – LEUCHTFEUER if the opening of a regional headquarters of Banco Cascobel - Otienda was a threat to investment banks and regional banking in the Bundesrepublik, Chancellor Kleinfelder replied:
 

Rather the opposite. In the first place, it represents capital flowing into the Bundesrepublik albeit with expectations that profit will also flow out.
 
It also reflects recognition of the Bundesrepublik as a stable harbor for business and investment.  It has long been so. We have learned to live with a mixed public and private ownership of the means of production so we have been able to avoid wide disruptive changes.  This despite a wide range of views on the subject.
 
We believe Banco Cascobel – Otienda will largely find new customers which benefit us and international trade and relations. To the extent some existing banks lose some customers to it, this will create healthy competition for improvement of banking services.