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Many others, including celebrities, also congratulated the new Prime Minister. While most of them didn't vote for him, they all had hope that he would follow through with his promises. Let's hope that the next four years were as amazing as the last four!
Many others, including celebrities, also congratulated the new Prime Minister. While most of them didn't vote for him, they all had hope that he would follow through with his promises. Let's hope that the next four years were as amazing as the last four!
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His other promises include cutting unspent stimulus, strengthen security around the borders, give disadvantaged communities 60% of spending benefits related to clean energy, expand services for people during and after incarceration, increase the number of high school students taking college-level courses and to restore the death penalty. While much of the country hopes the last one is never seen to fruition, we can hope that some of his other promises are kept.
His other promises include cutting unspent stimulus, strengthen security around the borders, give disadvantaged communities 60% of spending benefits related to clean energy, expand services for people during and after incarceration, increase the number of high school students taking college-level courses and to restore the death penalty. While much of the country hopes the last one is never seen to fruition, we can hope that some of his other promises are kept.
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Latest revision as of 04:40, 15 May 2023

The Vitosium Press November 7th, 2014
Venancias Wins Election!
Whether it was his promise for lowering taxes, solving the energy crisis, an even better economy or helping the veterans, Raymond Nataso Venancias secured his victory over Johnathon Garrett Savori III, otherwise known as John Third. Many congratulated the newly elected 34th Prime Minister of Vitosium but nobody was happier than Venancias himself who is desired to make true on his political promises.

Many others, including celebrities, also congratulated the new Prime Minister. While most of them didn't vote for him, they all had hope that he would follow through with his promises. Let's hope that the next four years were as amazing as the last four!





The Vitosium Press November 14th, 2014
Will Raymond Venancias Live Up To His Promises?
The election between PCP's Raymond Venancias, NPP's John Third, FEP's Alexandre Araujo, PAP's Alda Andrade and OAP's Albina Montenegro was a rough couple of years to behold. Venancias, a premiere for the Province of Rhoti, ultimately won the election and will have his inauguration in early January. Many will remember his many, many promises but ... will he keep them? The People's Conventional Party has had infamous Prime Ministers such as William Cimantal and Carter Tiabbo. Will the curse of a corrupt PCP Prime Minister be broken?


"We deserve free access to the drug market," he said during a July 20th rally. "On top of that, we deserve to not be taxed on anything related to the drug market."

His other promises include cutting unspent stimulus, strengthen security around the borders, give disadvantaged communities 60% of spending benefits related to clean energy, expand services for people during and after incarceration, increase the number of high school students taking college-level courses and to restore the death penalty. While much of the country hopes the last one is never seen to fruition, we can hope that some of his other promises are kept.