TSP Ready to Vote on NAP w/ Lazarus

[Hileville]

The South Pacific Ready to Vote on Non-Aggression Pact with Lazarus

 
Downtown South Pacific...
 
The South Pacific Assembly is preparing to vote on a resolution which would formally repeal its Treaty with Lazarus as well as pass a Non-Aggression Pact.  Sources close to the situation tell SPINN after several days of heated debate a final text for the Non-Aggression Pact was agreed upon in principle.  Escade motioned the resolution to a vote which received a speedy second from Hileville.
 
The Non-Aggression pact includes a controversial clause which was the subject of much debate.  The clause would require either of the signatories to report in good faith any known threat or security concern to the other signatory.  The clause was met with opposition from multiple Assemblymen including the Delegate.
 
The vote is scheduled to begin sometime this weekend and last for three days.  Our staff here at SPINN fully expect the Non-Aggression Pact to gain the necessary 60% threshold to pass.  Both the South Pacific and Lazarus have had difficult times with allies as of late.  The South Pacific repealed its Treaty with Osiris due to concerns about the path the region was taken.  This led to tense backlash from Osirians.  Whereas Lazarus has been working through hurdles since their change in Government style and most recently the appointment of Milograd as Chairman (Delegate).
 
Stay tuned to SPINN for more information as this story develops.

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