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The Tukarense Times
Tempos Tukarense is an esteemed newspaper that prides itself on providing the most comprehensive and accurate coverage of Tukarali, both to its citizens and the global community. Our commitment to journalistic integrity, investigative reporting, and unbiased storytelling allows us to paint an authentic picture of Tukarali's triumphs, challenges, and aspirations.
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The left emerges as Unison in their latest attempt to regain power
24 MAY 5350 / The Tukarense left was nowhere to be found after decades of dominance. Could its new existence return to government today?



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A new political party has launched, composed of over a dozen left-leaning groups, electing a lifelong socialist to be its leader who aims to recreate the space for the Tukarense left.

Mayumi Ribeiro, a leading member in the Tukarense All-Labour Confederation, was elected as the leading spokesperson of the Unison party yesterday in an open national convention. The convention was attended by around 50,000 people at the Sangon International Convention Centre.

Ribeiro has succeeded in bringing together various political groups, as well as prominent individuals such as the mayors of Sangon and Monte Agudo. Unison has stated its establishment to reinvigorate Tukarali's left-wing ahead of the May 5352 elections.

Ribeiro, who said she is seeking a system change, runs on a pro-worker and environmentalist agenda – to raise minimum wages, abolish contractualisation, and renouncing fossil fuels completely. She also wish to focus on jobs and housing, and she wants to introduce a shorter working week with no loss of income and greater protection for people in precarious employment.

Ribeiro told the convention: “I want the progressive mandate to return to our National Assembly, as the people have only waited so much for reform that is bold, transformative, and that works for all”.

While not a centrist, Ribeiro aims to provide a new life to bipartisan politics. She expresses her desire for Unison to play a constructive role in addressing people's concerns, often talking about the importance of "listening" and "engaging in dialogue."

Time will tell whether or not this gamble could succeed in allowing the left a renewed mandate.

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Tukarali faces refugee crisis as Valruzians flee Ordosocialist rule
24 MAY 5364 / Over three million Valruzian citizens in search of refuge welcomed by Tukarali.


A person of disability waits in line to receive relief goods outside a refugee center in Tremo.

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In the wake of the recent Ordosocialist coup in Valruzia, Tukarali is facing a substantial influx of refugees seeking asylum from the oppressive policies of the new administration.

As the crisis unfolds, border cities like Tremo, Mariche, and Cortês are witnessing an unprecedented surge of displaced Valruzians, numbering at an alarming 3.1 million and counting for the last few years. Families, many with young children in tow, arrive at Tukarali's doorstep in search of safety and sanctuary.

The government, in coordination with international organizations and NGOs, has swiftly acted in light of the crisis by establishing reception centers equipped with medical facilities, food distribution points, and temporary shelter. Dedicated teams of social workers, translators, and medical professionals has been mobilized to ensure the refugees receive the care and assistance they urgently require.


President Temuge Batsaikhan rallies support at the National Assembly for appropriating new funds for refugees' welfare and integration.

President Temuge Batsaikhan addressed the nation, emphasizing the core values of compassion, solidarity, and human rights that underpin Tukarali's response. "In times of crisis, we must stand united in our commitment to upholding the dignity and rights of every individual. These refugees are not just Valruzians; they are our fellow human beings seeking refuge from oppression. Tukarali extends its open arms to those in need, and we will do everything in our power to provide them with a safe haven."

The international community has been closely monitoring the situation, with neighboring nations and global organizations offering their support. Diplomatic efforts are underway to address the political turmoil in Valruzia and seek a resolution that respects the democratic aspirations of its citizens.

As Tukarali grapples with this humanitarian challenge, the resilience and compassion of its citizens shine through. Communities in Tremo, Mariche, and Cortês have rallied together, opening their homes and hearts to those in need. NGOs and volunteers from across the nation have mobilized to provide essential services and support, showcasing the strength of unity in the face of adversity.

"As a Tukarese, I believe in our tradition of welcoming others, especially those in need," says Carlos Santos, a volunteer doctor who was one of the first enlisted by the Ministry of Health to attend to refugees in Mariche. "These refugees have faced unimaginable hardships, and it's our duty to provide them with support and comfort from their oppressors, something we are familiar as recent as the start of this century."

While the refugee crisis presents a formidable challenge, it also exemplifies the capacity of nations and individuals to respond with empathy and humanity. Tukarali's commitment to providing refuge to those fleeing persecution stands as a testament to the enduring values that define our nation.

For more information on how you can contribute or provide support to the Valruzian refugees, please contact TukarAid Alliance, the largest coalition of Tukarese humanitarian organizations using their numbers +14 687 0659 and +14 450 8362 or thru their email helptukaraid@tukaraid.com.tk.

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The government of Tukarali approves the creation of the TEA and Petrokar

After congressional approval, the Government of Tukarali has approved the creation of two public enterprises: The Tukarese Energy Agency (TEA) and Petrokar.

The Tukarese Energy Agency is a public company aiming at securing, investing and constructing power plants and grids around the country. There are already rumours regarding what the future projects of the company involve. There are talks over the construction of a hydroelectric power plant, exploiting the nation rich enviroment in rivers and also the construction of a nuclear power plant, although, given the latest reports of the Tukarese-Malivian Trade Agreement negotiations, which seems to indicate that the talks have stalled over the issue of uraniun trade, might indicate that the latter option might not materialize.

Petrokar on the other hand is a petrol and gas company aiming to exploit the country national reserves of the aforementioned natural goods to, in complement of the creation of the TEA, secure energy services to the Tukarese population. The main area of action for the company is expected to be on Central Tukarali.

In a speech earlier this week, Minister of Infrastucture and Transport, Rafael al-Tahtawi, said the following:

The approval of the TEA and Petrokar are a landmark in Tukarese history, and a huge leap forward for the people of Tukarali. Achieving energy security in this great nation is one of the main focus of this government, and shall continue to be for as long as it stays in power!

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Social Liberal Party retains full control of the Congress

After months of heavy campaigning by Tukarali's both parties, following the uncontested election of 5401, the results are in for the election of 5404.

Despite the challenge posed by Tukarali's new party, Aliança Por Tukarali (Alliance For Tukarali), the Social Liberal Party was able to retain its 500 seats in the House of Representatives. This victory has enabled the party to present it's third consecutive and identical cabinet, headed by João Barreiro as Prime-Minister. This election also has been marked by the election for a second term for president Ruy Barbosa, who differently then the Congress campaign, ran unopposed.

There are some doubts that loom in the background, however, such as term limits for the presidency, and the age of Tukarese Prime-Minister, João Barreiro, who will be 68 by the time of the next election. There is also of course, the growth in recognition by Aliança por Tukarali. All of these factors could contribute for the absence of both the state and government figures by the end of the next election.

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Government of Tukarali starts works on energy infrastructure

Following the approval for the creation of the Tukarese Energy Agency (TEA) and the Petrokar, the Social Liberal Party immediatelly followed with an approval bill requesting the funds for the start of two ambitious infrastructure projects.

The ministry headed by Rafael al-Tahtawi proposed and has now gotten approval to start the building of a hydroelectric power plant in the outskirts of the city of Serra Verde, taking advantage of the connection between the two rivers that flow by the side of the city. It is expected that the plant will generate around 7350 MW of energy.

The second construction regards the scouting and extraction of the limited supply of oil and gas in Central Tukarali. Petrokar shall command the works in the region, with the expectations of future railway connection to the refineries and ports of Tukarali.

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Renowned Tukarese diplomat and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Roberto Queiroz, to retire by the end of this term

The Tukarese Minister of Foreign Affairs, Roberto Queiroz, who will be 78 years of age by the time of the next Tukarese election, has announced that he will retire once he fulfills his term. The prolific carreer of the Minister, which involved the trade and friendship agreements with Dundorf and Lourenne, and brought Tukarali out of the shadow of isolationism, was just the crowning after his 43 years long carreer in the Tukarese diplomatic body.

The retirement of the Minister now begs the question: Who is going to replace him in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs? There is some speculation in regards to that, although none of them have been officialized. The names of current Tukarese Representative to the World Congress and Security Council, Sérgio Mello, and senior diplomat, José Paranhos, are the most well-known amongst the candidates to the Ministry.


Official portrait of Roberto Queiroz.