UPA (Utanian Press Agency)
Release: September 10, 300 AP.
New TV Advertisements from other parties
Four new advertisements have appeared on Utanian television from four different
political parties to, presumably, keep up with the advertising blitz provided by the Peoples,
Conservative, Utani Sædaj and Democratic parties last week.
The advertisements began on Sunday evening on most television stations across the
nation, except for the Utani Progressive Party advertisements which focused more heavily in
Utani electorates. The Progressives are the first to use the Utanian flag on their
advertisements, prompting in viewers a sense that billionaire James Angorit's party is
patriotic. The slogan is simple: Vote for an Utani future, and very much in line with the
debate is recently triumphed at.
The Cruis-Democrats have sought to strengthen their support amongst Cruistian voters
(99% of the country) unhappy with the Peoples Party's reformist stance on crime and punishment.
They have released a controversial advertisement that states that criminals should be living
in fear, not the rest of the population. The Cruis-Democrats are vocal in their support for
tougher penalties for criminals, and have already spoken "at length" with Burovians about
pushing a strong anti-crime bill through parliament.
The Liberal Nationalists have released their "Utania for Utanians" advertisement that
has been their slogan since before the election, admonishing voters to "Vote for an Utanian
future".
The Burovians have also released a third advertisement in the series of "Business not
bombs" advertisements which consists of a rapid-fire display of scenes from Utanian troops
occupying the I'ana archipelago, before displaying the Burovian's slogan. Advertising insiders
say the Burovians have more diverse advertisements forthcoming now that their campaign chest
has been bolstered by numerous pledges and donations from companies and business groups.
©UPA, 300 AP.
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