Nadiya

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Term limits introduced across Nadiya as Liliana Thaller announces education reforms and lifting of the Kundrati embargo, Spask & Volosgrad metros inaugurated: some more counterbalances

Petrograd, Kozacchyna. The office of the Chief Executive has recently announced the successful passage of the Powers and Limits Act across all 3 Chambers of Parliament and its addition to the constitution. The PLA was one of the biggest promises made by HMDP leadership during the 5670 election season, the new constitutional amendment imposes term limits across the confederal government and constituent republics, the amendment allows any elected official to hold office for only two consecutive terms and bars anyone from seeking a third term only if they allow for another person to be elected. The constitutional amendment managed to pass the NGA after negotiations with the Pastels and PAN were conducted, thereby meeting the 2/3 requirement. As for the CoN and CoJ, given the HMDP's strong majorities in both chambers, they only needed the FJIP to vote yes to meet the same 2/3 majority requirement. The legislation was welcomed warmly by Nadiyan citizens yet opposition was heard from the council republic of Vrosnok where the newly elected president Rada denounced "a tyrannical move from Petrograd in a clear attempt to step over the republics and their right to decide their own political laws and systems", the message shared by the MPs of HR but their response was much toned down compared to Rada's declaration. Furthermore, Liliana announced the lifting of the embargo against Kundrati, this comes after recent elections were held and the legionaries were expelled from Parliament yet many Kundrati refugee associations announced that they do see themselves returning anytime soon due to clear signs of legionary presence in politics, lack of trials against officials of the old regime, and enactment of the Law of Return which many see as a settler colonial law that does not help Kundrati in the slightest. Finally, the Volosgrad and Spask metros have been recently inaugurated 200 kilometers of track combined shared through 4 lines in Spask and 3 in Volosgrad, the metros can handle up to 300 million users monthly, and reports of traffic jams across both cities have begun declining steadily as local inhabitants prefer the metros over the bus and taxi lines.