RAFI:
Internationalisation, or the codification of international law & customs into domestic court practice, has been complete. This likely preceded application for an observer status to the World Forum, for reasons given on NAACN by Robert Stenhouse. Namely; “the application of international law was paramount; Otherwise (it wouldn’t be enforced)”…Because one could call for lex soli rights and abuse conflict of jurisdiction. Shocking.
Sera Clayton of the IaN institute had to conduct a study to find the leading cause of death and low life expectancy (68) In case it already wasn’t evident by two abnormally popular environmentalist parties, it’s pollution… I hope the study wasn’t paid for.
The Plenary Committee is pushing for a “Simulacra Package” bill as to solve the ongoing liquidity crisis. You can access it here if for some reason you wish to. Now, the older (among other comparatives) of the two Cohens (Clara) noticed a familiar pattern which the bill follows on the NAACN, good job Clara.
However, neither the draft nor the Cohens gave too much attention in aspects important to actors outside the country, which are:
Agorports stock exchange will re-open on the 20th, meaning: Foreign entities may portfolio invest (up to 20% of total value offered), with SGN’s assurance that if dividends are not returned-on-investment by the 20th August, the Country itself will pay for the floating charge. Foreign entities may lease equipment from whichever foreclosed company invoices whatever inventory stockpile. Finally, full trade liberalisation, namely FDI’s, are expected to be re-introduced when the (self-termed btw) “Confident Volatility Policy” ends (August 20.) 