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#1
Qe ça piaçadra Voastră Maxhestà:

El Secretar d'Estat concludev'iensă eleziun xheneral dels citaxhiéns del Regipäts Talossan. Noi, els Membreux dal Cosă subsignhats, inperent la maxhorità dels eschcaes. Com'isch zirectat  par l'Artical VI del Legeu Orgänic, es sür clam dal Cosă del Regipäts Talossan, noi as·chent qe Voastră Maxhestà continuadra Alexandreu Davinescu come voastra Seneschal.

                                      Fidéămint,

May it please Your Majesty:

The Secretary of State has concluded a general election of the citizens of the Kingdom of Talossa. We, the undersigned Members of Cosa, command a majority of seats.  As directed by Article VI of the Organic Law, and on behalf of the Cosa of the Kingdom of Talossa, we ask Your Majesty to continue Alexandreu Davinescu as your Seneschal.

                                      Faithfully,


Sir Xhorxh Pol Briga, UrN of the Progressive Alliance
Françal Ian Lux of the Progressive Alliance
John, Duke of Lupul of the Progressive Alliance
Moinol Moin of the Progressive Alliance

joined in coalition with

Miestră Schivă, UrN-GC of the Union of Free Reformists
Marcel Eðo Pairescu Tafial, UrGP  of the Union of Free Reformists
Tåltind Furxheir  of the Union of Free Reformists
Barclamïu da Miéletz of the Union of Free Reformists
Marti-Pair Furxheir of the Union of Free Reformists
#2

The Nation Celebrates Democracy Day


On this day in 1981, Dan Lauriéir was sworn in as the first elected Prime Minister in Talossan history. The ballots had been counted the day before, and the winner of our very first democratic election was the Democratic Dandipratic Party, which had campaigned openly on a promise to destroy Talossa and hand it back to the United States.  The electorate numbered six.  The King's party lost.  Lauriéir's premiership lasted thirteen days, and democracy itself was declared dead within two months -- but it came back, and the next time it stayed.


Forty-five years later, a month after another general election, the 63rd Cosa is getting to work.. That's progress, but democracy still isn't something that happens to us. It's something we do.  It's the elections we run, where we work to convince the voters and accept the results of their will.  In modern Talossa, democracy has triumphed over despotism.  Let's celebrate that!


Signed,
Seneschal Alexandreu Davinescu, Baron Davinescu del Vilátx Fréiric
#3
Immigration Archive / Re: Introducing Wade from New ...
Last post by Moinul Moin - Today at 01:34:36 PM
This prospective has not made a post on Wittenberg within a month of their introduction.  In accordance with Lexh.E.4, their application process is hereby terminated. @Minister of Immigration, please take notice.
#4
Immigration Archive / Re: Introducing Ray from Brazi...
Last post by Moinul Moin - Today at 01:26:07 PM
This prospective has not received a petition within sixty days of their eligibility.  In accordance with Lexh.E.4, their application process is hereby terminated. @Minister of Immigration, please take notice.
#5
Just want to let everyone know that the season officially starts tomorrow (9-29-26) so make sure you keep up with your rosters, always check the injury status of players and if they are not playing move them to the bench and put a player who is active in his place. Also make sure you get at least 3 starts by your goalies each week as you will lose all goalie points if you don't get 3 starts per week. Good luck everyone!
#6
Florencia / Re: A new Florencian subcultur...
Last post by Breneir Tzaracomprada - Yesterday at 11:38:45 PM
Quote from: Crement Itravilatx on September 26, 2026, 07:01:22 PMI wonder if we could use my okonomiyaki recipe as a Talaviachi recipe? If not, I think we should adopt musubi as a cultural food.

Musubi would be a lovely cultural food item! Looks like we will be including two recipes in the Book of Cuisine 😊
#7
L'Óspileu/The Chat Room / Re: What are you listening to?...
Last post by Mximo Malt - Yesterday at 10:05:48 PM
Nirvana's "Do Re Mi" is helping my crippling depression 🥲
#8
Independent Progressive / 19 years.
Last post by Breneir Tzaracomprada - Yesterday at 06:44:20 PM
Celebrating 19 years of Talossanity today.
I look forward to 19 more.
Viva Talossa!

Hopefully we will be continuing with the Talossan citizenship milestone certificates.
#9
Quote from: Sir Lüc on Yesterday at 04:56:38 AM(For the record - I would personally go even beyond that, and stipulate that outgoing MCs may also exercise some powers after dissolution, such as the power to petition for a prospective citizen's application to require a Ziu vote.)

To perhaps extend this line of thought further, I note that in some countries, one legislature's term has not yet ended (giving them at least the option to convene) even as the next session is being elected.
#10
Whew, I guess I have to update now that we have what are likely the last few applicants of this term.

For period: 1 January 2026 to 1 October 2026
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Incomplete: 30
No Wittenberg: 106
No post: 54
In progress: 11
No petition: 7
Successful: 13
Total applications: 221

'Incomplete' refers to those applications which were not filled out correctly or completely, and which were returned with an explanation. 'No Wittenberg' refers to those applications which were complete, but in which the applicant did not go on to make an account on Wittenberg. 'No post' refers to those applications from the period in which the prospective never made a post and so the process has been terminated.  'In progress' refers to those applications from the period which were complete and in which the applicant is still being considered. 'No petition' refers to those applications which were complete and considered, but for which no petition was received. 'Successful' refers to naturalizations completed.