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Saturday, March 19, 2011
UPDATE
The logging industry accounts for well over 10% of Concordia’s GNP. If boycotts on exports were to happen, combined with declining production of diamonds & cocoa (despite government claims), the government would be in deep trouble – they are desperate to secure an oil deal, but playing like they have all the power.
Elections?
BREAKING NEWS
To make this information available to the international community, the event will be held in New York City
NGO meeting with new administration - WORLD WATCHING
In a meeting with ANGO, OBI, CDUL, and the new administration, the government agreed to the following:
· Transparency – all NGOs are welcome to attend meetings between the government and Cromwell/Nosferatu
· Revenue allocation of approximately $600M for education, economic development, and health
· Disclose terms of contractual agreements
Britain and the international community are cautiously watching to see if the new administration follows in the footsteps of the former administration or honor its promise.
Enweh wants a VOICE
Script from Gov/Cromwell/Nosferatu Negotiations
Gov: Windfall tax is fair and will help people of Concordia.
Cromwell: We haven’t gotten past the Windfall tax.
Nosferatu: 80% gov tax, 100% Nosferatu control of oil, 50/50 split, Cromwell not in picture, pipeline through Endur Valley
Cromwell: Windfall tax - $80/bbl + incremental increase, no refinery, gas treatment for fertilizer sustainability, pipeline through Endur Valley, Nosferatu not in picture, OBI to broker financing 50/50 gov/cromwell,
Gov: long term needs: economic, political, development stability for long-term growth. We need a pipeline and a refinery. Need assistance with financing.
OBI:
Cromwell: Serious question as to the economic viability for a refinery. If we give gov a loan for a refinery, and the refinery isn’t profitable, we won’t get our money back.
Gov: WE need a refinery for energy independence. Infrastructure in city. Thousands of jobs.
Protect the Endor Valley
Shared Heritage is concerned about the environmental repercussions of placing the pipelines along the Endor Valley. This will lead to the extinction of the Dwarf Rhino and facilitate illegal logging. This is more reason for Cromwell to step forth with its pipeline plans to avoid the destruction of the environment.
Shared Heritage is also reaching out to the people of Enweh and the government for their cooperation in this planning process.