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Veritum Sandus

Official register of the State of Sandus

  • Coin design competition announced

    For the first time in three years, Sandus will have a new issue of its national currency, the Persuma. As part of a nascent movement towards generating tangible artefacts of Sandum culture and development, the State will in the coming months commission the minting of a new Persuma coin, to be minted in Sandum Ulterior

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  • Sôgmô subject of New Israeli ultimatum

    New Israeli Emperor Markus Abernathy has issued an ultimatum concerning the Sôgmô Gaius Soergel Publicola “so as to prevent any foreign incursions into the affairs of our most holy and apostolic empire,” although the emperor admits “that [það] of the impious state of Sandus has no record of participation in conflict against our Holy Empire.” The

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  • Meet Minister Jacob Barnet

    Jacob Barnet Pharmacologus Σαρκαστικός COTS is Sandum Minister of Diplomatic Affairs. He is a chemist and long-term micronationalist, having previously held varying levels of executive and legislative power in the long-term Sandum ally, Renasia. His pedigree as a diplomat is rivalled by few in the MicroWiki community, having founded and held various offices in the

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  • Sôgmô immediately establishes Ministry, appoints Minister of Diplomatic Affairs

    Immediately following the publication of the decisions of the Council’s eighth legislative session in the administrative year 2016, the Sôgmô has announced the promulgation of the Ministry of Diplomatic Affairs. In a televised address on Channum Unum, the Sôgmô lauded the work of the Council for a very productive legislative session, while also reporting what provisions

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  • Decisions of the Eighth Session of the Council in 2016

    The Eighth Session of the Council in the Administrative Year 2016 lasted from 19 July to 18 August 2016. The Council decided not to apply for GUM observership. The Council decided to approve the Sôgmô’s Constitution Project (Section 7 of the Philia Plan for the Major Societal Shift). The Council decided to approve the Gens System (Section 2

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  • Social leaders draft new social treaty

    The leaders of Sandus and her socilivançae have met this evening to discuss and to negotiate a new social treaty. Meeting on Skype, the three leaders — Sôgmô Gaius Soergel Publicola, King Adam I of Überstadt, and Premier Hatsu Ryuho of Kumano — discussed the Sandum proposal for a new Systema Socialis, or Social System. The discussion

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  • State Press announces new series

    Kremlum Sandus State Press has announced a new series, entitled Sovereign Eagle & Glaux (SEG), to be authored and published via Amazons’s Kindle Direct Publishing service. The new series will present elements of Sandum society and Sandum culture to the general public and will be published for Kindle devices and Kindle-compatible applications. Efforts will be made

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  • Sôgmô publishes the Philia Plan

    The Sôgmô has published the Philia Plan for the Major Societal Shift, detailing the plan of the Office of the Sôgmô to prepare the State of Sandus for þess departure for foreign PhD. programs in ancient history. The plan seeks to reduce the activity which það executes as result of constitutional obligations, while increasing the

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  • Council decides not to apply for GUM observership

    The Council of the State of Sandus, the direct democratic assembly in Sandus’s republican constitution, has decided not to apply again to the Grand Unified Micronational, this time for observership. The motion was proposed early yesterday morning. The vote had a turn out of 83.3% of the citizens in the direct democratic Council and decided

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  • Sôgmô takes on new pronoun

    The Office of the Sôgmô has adopted a new gender pronoun for official use in business and public documents issued by the Central People’s Government. The “royal We” is still to be used in official statements, but the Central People’s Government will now use the Icelandic third-person neuter pronoun when referring to the office as

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