Admiral Filippo Sartori is the new Head of Government: massive mass demonstrations push the Liberal Party to support Glory and RebirthOfficial portrait of Admiral Sartori as new "Head of Government", title which replaces the former "Thallerist Secretary"23 July 4554Protest demonstrations were followed by celebrations in the squares: welcoming a large crowd gathered in Piazza del Palazzo, General Michele Appiano De Borromei exulted with many supporters for the appointment as Head of the Government of Admiral Filippo Sartori, right hand of Appiano De Borromei and one of the most famous exponents of Gloria and Rinascita, a party that seems to have given hope to a discouraged Istalia full of so much anger.
Millions of people who took to the streets, as mentioned, to protest against political immobility, the remoteness of institutions and therefore the general chaos that arose following the fall of Julius von Thaller, who had tried before succumbing to the '51 uprising to give way to a Revolution, declaring itself President of the Revolution.
The recent elections, which attracted only 16% of voters, had seen only the Liberal Party succeed in practically monopolizing the Parliament: this however had not stopped sit-ins and protests that chronically from the fall of Thaller blocked the country.
In light therefore of the massive support to Gloria and Rinascita, the Liberals have proposed a Government that has seen a lot of prominent members of the newborn party become part of it, among these also Filippo Sartori to whom the Liberal leaders have offered the role of Head of Government, especially at the suggestion of President Giotto Caiola who assured he will work together with Sartori to dismantle the residues of the Thallerist "Revolution", but also to go further: someone already talk about the final days of the Fifth Republic.
And as proof of this determination, a bill was presented in record time before the Chamber by the leader of Glory and Rebirth, General Michele Ottaviano De Borromei, elected to the Romula constituency, and voted unreservedly by all Liberal parliamentarians, with the abstention of only 8 independents: this is a massive Constitutional reform.
The Parliament will become unicameral and will be called the National Congress while the system of government will be totally reformed into a presidential regime that will see the Head of State, thus officially named, also become head of the Government, with a Prime Minister Secretary of State reduced to the role of more important assistant of the President but not included within the Government, whose appointment will be esclusive responsibility of the President.
From the stage, Michele Appiano De Borromei declared that soon a strong and resolute leader will trace the right path to pursue towards prosperity and that a new era will finally begin for the history of Istalia.
Flanked by various members of the Liberal Party, Appiano de Borromei assured that the economy will soon start to grow again, fully endorsing the proposals of the Liberals who aim, first of all, at lowering taxes, above all on companies, which can give new impetus to the country's economy.
However, massive cuts have always been demanded by the Liberal Party, which, still holding parliamentary control, has loudly assured, without objections on the part of G&R, so that the Istalian budget will return sooner under the 200 billion of LIS, reducing useless services and above all reducing an insane welfarism which works only for its own sake.
Some liberal exponents, however, seem to have gritted their teeth with intolerance for the claims of Glory and Rebirth regarding the safeguarding of the budget for the defense, an item of expenditure of the State that, despite the fifty-plus years of crisis does not seem to have been minimally touched. Among the Liberals' retrofiles, there was worry and fear for the role of the military in the new government partner and in general for their influence in society and the industrial sector.
On the other hand, among the less shared demonstrations of support for Gloria and Liberatà, incidents have been recorded around the large street demonstrations and among these there have been several assaults on the headquarters of socialist movements and the clash in Milona between demonstrators of the left and right. In Romula, instead, a townhouse was set on fire in the exclusive Montevista district, which according to some rumors was owned by Julius Von Thaller. In some small towns in the province, however, violence episodes was recorded against people suspected of being collaborators but also against socialist exponents. Finally, at the international airport of Romula a traveler with Deltarian nationality, a cook known in some Deltarian minor TV stations to be exact, has been hit by various kinds of insults including "Get out, you commie fuck!"