SJG - Is the Gallic Republic moving?

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Service Journal Gaulois - 743 Janvier 17 Vendredi, 18:00 TNP

Is the Gallic Republic moving?

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Recent events related to the formation of the Confederation and the creation of market prospects with Rheinland and Gallic corporations have led the Gallic Republic to leave the silence before the public, which held its breath and expects further developments in Orleanais, Picardy and Champagne.

After lengthy discussions in parliament, a decision was made to rule on the post of Prime Minister of the Republic, Jacques Bernard, a fairly well-known person in the narrow circle of politicians of The Council. Basically, Jacques became known for his desire to build an effective state apparatus, so that the Council after the revolution knew what it should strive for.

As Prime Minister, Jacques Bernard promises the following:
1. Creating strong trade relations between the Republic and foreign corporations and Houses.
2. Strengthening the Republic of Gallia in the political arena by expanding territories and strengthening borders.
3. Creating jobs for residents of the Orleanais, Picardy and Champagne systems. Improving living conditions for civilians.
4. Creating a new list of laws of the Republic, which will correspond to the present.

Due to the fact that Jacques is known only in narrow circles, the population of the Republic will have to guess what exactly will happen during his stay in the government. Nevertheless, Jacques emphasized that the review of laws is already in the process and soon the Republic will receive its list of laws, which will not contradict the Confederal laws.■

Local Correspondent, Jules Bertineau

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Tags: Gallia, Council, Republique, Politics, Champagne, Marne, Confederation, Gallic Republic, Jacques Bernard, Orleanais, Picardy.