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Prime Minister Larsen congratulates new HLE PM

Edition: 32
25 Nueva 1584
Written by Dimitra Krum



Larsen has congratulated Alfred Aria Sulkholm on is ascension to the Prime Ministership of the Holy Lanlanian Empire. She reminded the ISP leader of their countries' shared values, while Oslanburgan politicians of all stripes lined up to express their shock.

Herlev, Oslanburg | Prime Minister Damara Larsen has congratulated Alfred Aria Sulkholm on is acesion to the Prime Ministership of the Holy Lanlanian Empire on his win in Holy Lanlanian Parliamentary elections, before underlining the importance of their countries' relationship and reminding the new Prime Minister of their shared values.

"Whoever the Lanlanian people elect to lead them in free and fair elections, that has a significance far beyond the Empire," the Prime Minister said in Herlev a few hours ago.

"Oslanburg and the Holy Lanlanian Empire are bound by their values: democracy, freedom, the respect for the law and the dignity of human beings, independent of their origin, skin color, religion, gender, or political position," she added. "On the basis of these values I offer the new Prime Minister close cooperation."

The initial cooperation between the two countries is likely to be tense. At one point in his election campaign, Sulkholm described Larsen's tenureship as Prime Minister of Oslanburg as "a total disaster," mainly due to her being a woman, and the immediate reaction to his victory across Oslanburg's political spectrum was shock and uncertainty.

Opposition politicians described the ISP victory in drastic terms. As news of the coalition spread, Green party leader Jona Mut called the possibility of his leadership a "break with the tradition that the Geinlnd stands for," and he warned that the HLE could turn its back on the rest of the world.

Meanwhile Social Democrat chairman Bernd Matthew struck a fatalistic tone: "He won't be able to offer anything at all to the people who he's promised all kinds of things." The United Labour Party leader Andreas Carlsson was typically candid when he offered his opinion of the new Holy Lanlanian Prime Minister: "He's a simple soul, not particularly well-educated, he's coarse," he said. "We've never had anything like this in this form as a world leader, even though there have been what I would consider bad Prime Ministers before. I think this will give right-wing populism a new boost."