THE EVENING REPORT
LIVONIA 26 September 2023
‘UNITY ABOVE ALL’ : THE 175TH UNION DAY
President Trenton attending ‘Trooping the Colour’ ceremony.
President Trenton gave a galvanizing speech this morning, during the flag hoisting ceremony of Livana’s 175th Union Day. On this occasion, the President pressed the importance of unity, solidarity, and comradery, citing the tumultuous political period that the country is currently going through. ‘… Change is always hard. Someone’s mettle is always tested with change, how much they can salvage their own identity and sense of self through traumatic, and even tragic transformation. Through this, change shapes history. It defines humanity’s capacity to adapt and to overcome through any situations. And this is how Livana is founded. We are united through a violent revolution, through bloody wars. We survived through a Great War, through a Civil War, and through massive unrests. These changes is what define Livana today. A resolute people, hardheaded at times, defying turbulence with confidence, united through changes. These qualities are the very definition of our mettle. Thus, this nation will survive and thrive through these testing times under one condition: unity above all.’
SMALL AND MEDIUM BUSINESS EXPO IN ARCANA
Several industrial and agricultural firms has reported their implementation of productivity upgrades after the government began rolling out the ‘Strategic Investment’ program spearheaded by the Prime Minister. The government-sponsored Small and Medium Business Expo in Arcana yesterday was considered successful, with many newly founded start-ups and small businesses getting free advertising and access to the bigger capital market. The PM, attending the Expo, expects his plan to create more employment and increase productivity across the country.
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PEOPLE’S VOICE: UNLOCKING LIVANA’S HISTORICAL POTENTIAL
Run-down medieval fortresses, old and ghostly churches, neglected battlefields, these are what adventurous tourists and locals could spot deep in the interior of the Isles. These ancient structures, some even dating back to the Tolossan times, have been neglected for centuries, as the government and private investors pour their money to shining skyscrapers and new industrial complexes. Although these desolated structures have been fueling Livana’s naturalist and romanticist arts since the 18th century, there are still larger potentials that can be unlocked through maintaining and restoring them. This is what Professor Dalerius Johnson of the History and Archeology Department of the Livonia State University are currently focusing on.
‘This site was once a center of local trade and commerce. The Counts and Countesses of Macomer was once a very wealthy subject of Arcana. The family even invested into several of Arcana’s expedition to Zholtiya. You can’t guess that now looking at this rubble,’ stated the Professor as we visited his team doing restoration works in Blasius Castle, near Macomer, Valera County, North Liv. ‘Imagine the amount of tourists and history nerds that this site would bring! I bet this castle can operate on its own, and even bring a hefty profit for those who runs them. But the most important thing is always the story that each places could tell. Reading book is good for tests, but experiencing history yourself is entirely on a whole new level of studying.’ The Professor had given a proposal to the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy to grant funding towards the restoration of historic places, hoping the economic potential could bring in new investors to help safe Livana’s history. In Blasius, his restoration works was still funded by the University and partially by his own money. But the professor is hopeful that soon a renewal program could begin. ‘A great man once said, a great nation is the one that does not forget their history. I hope the government would heed this saying and join our cause.’
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