NEWSNOTES SPECIAL

Welcome to a special episode of NEWSNOTES.
NEWSNOTES:
Real World:
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• In Mexico City today, Enrique Pena Nieto, leader of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, has sworn in as president of the United States of Mexico. The NOW former president, Felipe Calderon, has surrendered his power and the flag of Mexico, to Pena Nieto. Pena Nieto has promised to end the drug wars, helped rebuild the economy, and bring in more democracy to the people, than the old policies in the 20th century. The PRI has been controling Mexico with and iron fist, causing brutal corruption, vote-rigging, and a small amount of democracy. They would later go through their downfall, where it had problems with the economy. Starting in 1994, candidate Luis Donaldo Colosio was assassinated. Then the 1997 legislative elections came, where the PRI failed to win a majority in the Congress of the Union. Their official downfall was in 2000, when the National Action Party (PAN), won the presidential elections, with a minority. The PAN, with their minority, had problems with Mexico, where the drug wars started, poverty was at stake, and more people were killed. Today, Pena Nieto finally made a promise to ignore the past life of the PRI, and to start rebuilding Mexico more stronger, and with democracy. Protest have broke out, this afternoon. I wish the PRI good luck, but this time, be very careful.
• Kansas City Chiefs' player Jovan Belcher, has comitted suicide at the practice area of the Arrowhead Stadium, after killing her girlfriend at his home. They have a 3-month-old girl now protected by their family. When he was at his suicide site, he thanked general manager Scott Pioli and coach Romeo Crennel, for his time with the Chiefs, before he shot himself. Chiefs chairmen Clark Hunt said: "We sincerely appreciate the expressions of sympathy and support we have received from so many in the Kansas City and NFL communities, and ask for continued prayers for the loved ones of those impacted. We will continue to fully cooperate with the authorities and work to ensure that the appropriate counseling resources are available to all members of the organization."

Fictional World:
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• The trial of "Glorious Leader" Captain Satoriku Arkors Sarugamageti Vishochenge, has officially begun. The captain has been accused of the biggest corruption since his control of State Union of Vasadan, 1926. The defenders are Jakd Marsi'guit and Vera Bennett. The prosecutor is Tanr'va Jarpal. The judge is Tollo Warifa. It began this morning at 8:00 AM, the time I had breakfast at school.
• The Vasadan Democracy Referendum, a motion where Vasadan should transform into a democratic republic, has projected its results. The question is: "Should the State Union of Vasadan go through the process of transformation into a democratic country?". The results are that 51.72% have voted in favor of this motion. 48.28% have voted against this decision. The process will begin after the verdict of Captain Arkors.

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