Fourth Congress of the Workers’ Party heldThe Fourth Congress of the Workers’ Party was held in the new Party Congress Building in Mariuszowo: the former Supreme Assembly building on Red Banner Avenue. The building’s interior and exterior were heavily changed to fit the new occupation.
Present at the congress were many members of the Workers’ Party, including General Secretary Comrade Operar and Supreme Assembly Chairman Aanvoerder. Supreme Assembly Chairman Aanvoerder opened the congress and announced that the Internationale, anthem of the Party and the international workers’ movement, would be played. General Secretary Comrade Operar said he was very pleased with the steady construction of buildings and facilities for the people of Magnificat. At the congress, the members of the Workers’ Party spoke about the demographics of Magnificat and adopted a resolution to increase the population of the country. The motto of the Fourth Congress was “Let’s go bravely!”. Members of the Workers’ Party voted for a new flag of the Party, which was adopted after the voting concluded.
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Red Banner Avenue opensMariuszowo, June 10 – President Operar, General Secretary of the Workers’ Party and Chairman of the Supreme Assembly Aanvoerder attended the opening of the Red Banner Avenue, connecting Mariuszowo with the new district Adamowo.
The Red Banner Avenue was completed way ahead of schedule, signifying the power of the nation and the workers’ faith in the just cause of Socialism. President Comrade Operar was very pleased with the achievement of the workers and awarded them and their families with several gifts. He noted that the quality of the new apartment blocks was excellent and met the standards set by the Party. Chairman of the SA Aanvoerder personally oversaw the construction of several buildings and was especially pleased with the new office building of Magnificat Today. Located on the new street are flats, stores, a museum about construction, the office building of Magnificat Today, the broadcasting centre of TV Magnificat, a People’s Study House and even a small park for recreational purposes. |
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