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First Councillor Stable but Delicate

Messelia. Doctors at the Capitano Giorffino Naval Hospital have confirmed that First Councillor Luciana Bergamaschi has left the intensive care unit but remains in delicate condition, following the terrorist bombing on October 11 that killed 15 and injured 47 at the entrance of the Palazzo Malzo. She is expected to remain in close observation and undergo physical therapy.


Bova: "Terrorists will Face the Full Weight of Sartorian Justice"

Messelia. Judicial Councillor Maria Bova confirmed today that her Office will seek harsh penalties for the terrorist cell responsible for the October 11 Bombing. Carabinieri apprehended 7 terrorists and killed 5 others last Wednesday, following a prolonged manhunt across Messelia. Bova has refrained from passing judgement on the terrorists' motives, saying that more will be known as the investigation continues.


ADM Supports the Privy Council; Will Strengthen the Public Safety Office

Bercolle. Speaking at the Central University, Opposition Leader Mario Salucci restated the Merchant Rights Association's support for the Privy Council in the aftermath of the October 11 Bombing, saying that "this is not the time for partisan bickering". Echoing past remarks, Salucci supported the immediate actions of Acting First Councillor and Foreign Councillor Luciano Finozzi, and confirmed that ADM will work on legislation to strengthen the Public Safety Office.