Feel Good Legislation

AP (Nana)
March 14, 2008

After the problematic legislation passed yesterday, Parliament passed what many analysts have called "feel good legislation". To protect freedom of speech, Parliament voted down legislation aiming to categorize books and censor those that did not stand "moral standards".

Book publishers and intellectuals were content with the law, but many academics believed legislation was only done to "appease" critics of the law that outlawed radical politcal groups.

In other news, the embassy of the People's Republic of Cunionj was inaugarated today in Nana, the capital city. The Chancellor of Brasxicol was ecstatic as efforts to formalize relations with the regions pay off. Now, Brasxicol has civil relationships with the Region's UN Delegate and hopefully, this will lead to learning and cooperation between the two countries.