Gaduridos

[Luis1p]

The senate of the republic, this morning, approved a new bill that put billions of dollars from the federal budget into
the nation's tourism and popular landmarks. The President of the Republic, Antonio Cascabel, during his re-election
bid promised that the image of Gaduridos would change during his term, noting that he would call for a revamp of the
nation's tourism sector. Each year, several festivals in Gaduridos bring in thousands of people from Seleya and Dovani
to witness and experience the beauty of Gaduri culture, however some members of the Senate have complained that
tourist locations are all based in the states of Cancon and Sonara. The move to expand spending in tourism would
redirect billions of dollars towards local businesses and popular beachside locations on mainland Gaduridos. The new
bill aims to improve Gadurido's beaches, its hotel and hospitality sector, its landmarks, and local businesses in heavily
populated areas. President Cascabel believes that this measure will not only boost the lagging economy, but it was
also improve the nation's image.

[Luis1p]

Chicken, seafood, foldable food, deep fried wonders, and spicy sauces were at the forefront of this year's Las Nubes
Food Festival. Held every year in December, the city of Las Nubes opens up its main public square to various food
vendors. Almost all food vendors at the festival are local restaurants and street food posts who regularly show up
around Las Nubes. The festival is only three days long usually a weekend, and highlights the culture of Gaduridos
through cuisine. Several aspects of Gaduridos' Pensio, Bentaran, and Asli cultures are present at the festival. The
festival attracts millions of people to Las Nubes especially people from Kalistan, Tukarali, and Baltusia for good
reasons. Many of the food posts this year were full of spiky cactus dishes, deep fried legume tacos, junk chicken
(OOC: jerk chicken), spicy habanero salsas, lobster on spiced butter, battered cod, Sonoran Rice and Peas, seasoned
corn cups, soggy pork sandwiches, and fresh hibiscus waters. The event not only highlights the diversity of Gaduridos
but it also is an opportunity for local communities and small businesses to grow and expand their clientele. The Las
Nubes Food Festival is always organized and directed by restaurant owners and members of the community each year.
Their planned weekend of festivities are then accepted by the city council of Las Nubes, who even themselves are
present at the festival each year. Las Nubes residents hope that a festival of this magnitude and cultural appreciation
can be done at the nationwide level considering its massive cultural and economic success.

[Luis1p]

For years, members of the PON have tried to search for different ways to significantly improve the Gaduri economy
after a new report showed that tourism and hospitality was dominating the markets in Gaduridos. With a lackluster
energy sector in place and the recent notification of high oil reserves in Gaduridos, the Senate of the republic
announced the creation of Petróleos Gaduri, or PEGAD. PEGAD according to members of the senate, is a newly formed
state-owned petroleum company that is set to use Gaduridos' rich oil reserves located in Cancon and Sonara to improve
the nation's economy and expand the use of fossil fuels. President Cascabel, who is set to retire at the end of his term
explained that the creation of PEGAD would allow Gaduridos' economy to grow and flourish without heavily relying on
the tourism sector. PEGAD is also a great way to enter the international community as a petroleum exporter, according
to President Cascabel. For the past few years, construction began on oil refineries off the coast of Sonara in the
Anantonese Ocean. Several news agencies questioned the Cascabel's administration over the construction of these
refineries, but no answer was given until now. The senate also indicated that oil located on land in Sonara and Cancon
will be extracted as well and be part of PEGAD's production. Environmental groups in the nation have begun small
protests on the internet and in-person demonstrations after the announcement was made by the senate. Yet, despite
the protest over oil extraction experts believe that the creation of PEGAD will lead to a major economic boost.

[Luis1p]

Autor/Author: Antonieta Berska

Today, millions of Gaduri residents voted for the artist/artists that would represent the Gaduri Republic at the eighth
edition of FOMAT in Naban, Deltaria. Since the announcement of FOMAT VIII, individuals in Gaduridos began to create
a mobile app and website that would allow individuals in the nation to vote for several artists that could be sent to
Deltaria to represent the nation. The frontrunners to represent Gaduridos at FOMAT were extremely diverse. Many of
the artists came from different genres including Pensio regional music, Bentaran reggae, Gaduri modernized traditional
music, romantic ballads, and pop. Yet, despite the different genres and artists, one group was able to reach the number
one spot by the deadline. The Red Angels, or "Los Angeles Rojos" won the nomination with their song "Blind Love", which
was a collaboration with other Gaduri singers: "Bella", "Mauricio Lepez", and "Pablo Eret". The song "Blind Love" is part
of a new genre of music in Gaduridos which blends older, traditional music with a new wave of urban pop. Blind Love
was able to reach the number one spot in the Gaduri music charts for weeks. Millions of residents indeed noted that the
music represented Gaduridos' obsession with love songs and the nation's more traditional music through a modern lense.

[Luis1p]

[Luis1p]

Autor/Author: Sikele Atuna

Since their massive success at the eighth edition of FOMAT in Deltaria, the Red Angels or "Los Angeles Rojos", as they're
known in Gaduridos, have been touring throughout the nation non-stop as their collaborations with other artists have
put them at the front of Gaduridos' music industry. The Red Angels have been performing at different arenas, stadiums
and beachfronts with large crowds in attendance. In a surprising turn of events for the group, they were once again
selected to represent Gaduridos in what seems to be the most anticipated FOMAT to date. According to the official
Gaduridos FOMAT app, the Red Angels will be joined by Valeria Lacarde and they will perform their hit "Yo Te Quiero
a Ti" (roughly translated to both "I want you" and "I love you". The song uses the amazing regional instrumental music
from Los Angeles Rojos and beautifully complements Lacarde's mellow, soft voice. The song, once again, was chosen
because of the public's adoration of lyrics associated with love, nothing unusual in Gaduridos. Members hope that
this song will finally give Gaduridos a FOMAT title.

[Luis1p]

The Senate of the Republic, with backing from President Jorge Castillo and his cabinet, passed major infrastructure
reforms to improve the quality of life in Gaduridos. The bill includes a massive 234 Billion Gadur budget to improve
transportation, housing, energy structures, and tourism in the nation. The proposal focuses mainly on repairing the
nation's crumbling infrastructure in major urban areas such as the nation's capital C.F de Gadur. The Senate's
Innovation Committee released a map of several cities and what areas would see improvements. In the capital city,
funding will be allocated to improve and create new housing, transportation services near the airport, roads going
on and coming out of the city, and finally tourist locations and neighborhoods. The Senate will be using the help of
several different national construction firms as well as private ones. The Senate has acknowledged that not only
will this massive spending spree into infrastructure improve the quality of life in Gaduridos, but it will also open
new opportunities for the Gaduri economy, which has been steadily improving over time. The Senate Innovation
Committee has noted that completion of the major improvements will be completed within a decade.

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[Luis1p]

The music industry in Gaduridos has been booming for years. Ever since the nation's first FOMAT entry
years ago, millions have been asking for more content from musical artists throughout Gaduridos. Luckily
for the residents of the nation, hundreds responded. New artists and groups have been spawning and
forming all throughout the nation, performing in small and large venues, hoping to receive national press
and attention. In the city of Aguazul, a popular international tourist location on the coast, a new singer
has caught the attention of the music industry's press and regional attention. This upcoming artist who
goes by the stage name of "Chaparra", which roughly translates to "Shorty", has taken the charts in the
nation by storm. For the past 6 months, she has released over 5 singles and has announced her first
album which is set to release next year. We spoke to Chaparra last week and asked her about her goals
in the Gaduri music industry, which has exploded in the past years, she said that her goal is to "make
Gaduridos a lively country with great music and something to take pride in. Oh and I want to go to
FOMAT one day!" In our commitment to help the music industry grow, we are publicly introducing
the public to Chaparra's latest song called: I have Rabies, which is currently number one in the charts.

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From Izquierda: the Voice of the Kalistani Left

KMI welcomes Gaduri and Eglion Language Musicians to Kalistan
Offers full tour support and recording opportunities within the Republic to serve Egelion Language Market