Reborn American Giants

United Chronicle: Councilor Filiagas, who has attracted media attention in recent times, has once again been exposed to a cheating scandal, which seems to have verified the earlier accusations made by his colleagues on the city council about his professional ethics. Councilman Filiagas seems to be

betrayed the trust of voters...

News photo: ... Faced with the photos taken in real time, since Congressman Filiagas refused to be interviewed, we contacted the staff of his parliamentary office. His administrative director, Mr. Guti, angrily stated that all this was a shameless frame-up by political opponents.

It seems that Congressman Filiagas suffered some kind of torture. This newspaper will make further in-depth reports on this news.

San Salvador Daily News: The most important thing for a man is, without a doubt, his loyalty to his family. However, the behavior of Representative Filiagas has undoubtedly betrayed the oath he swore before God. This is completely devoid of integrity and has no

How can a person of faith convince the citizens of San Salvador that he can assume the ability and integrity that the people have given him to manage this huge city? Now there is no doubt that the city council should act immediately to prove its responsibility...

today:……

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"Ouch"

A painful wailing echoed in the dimly lit room. In the exquisitely and elegantly decorated living room, newspapers were scattered on the mahogany desk and the plush carpeted floor. It was no surprise that in El Salvador,

The four major newspapers in China all published news about the man in front of him who covered his head with his hands, leaned it against the desk, and roared like a dying beast. He was once like a rising star, with a great future.

Yagas Balivian.

On the TV cabinet in the corner of the living room, there is an 18-inch color TV made by Bosch Electronics in Germany, which is still playing the program "Weekend Observation" on Channel 6 of San Salvador TV. It used to be Filiagas' favorite.

One of the programs, he can see the latest hot news in San Salvador's political market, understand the public's political concerns, and adjust his policies accordingly to further cater to the people's preferences and obtain

More support.

But now, his name appears on it. If Filiagas knew, the editor of this industry-leading hotspot tracking column was looking at the sample issues of the major newspapers in San Salvador that were to be issued that day, while convening his staff.

Without any discussion, it was decided to remove a program prepared for the next day about uncovering the shady story of a real estate development company. All the recorded and broadcast contents of the sixty-minute broadcast were completely changed. Maybe I would feel a little happy.

.

The editor of the "Weekend Observation" column urgently invited some authoritative figures from polling organizations and reporters from the media to discuss the issue of Congressman Filiagas, whom the people of San Salvador are currently concerned about. The title of the program is: Is it time to go?

It’s not that the column editor didn’t want to invite some more important program guests, such as city government officials and members of the parliament, but without exception, everyone declined evasively. The column editor of Weekend Observation expressed his understanding. Now Felia

Gass is a steaming piece of shit, and all politicians will never want their names to have anything to do with this "shit" until the situation is settled.

Filiagas is now in his residence on Galle Street. As soon as today's media newspaper came out, his personal phone number at home was buzzed by backbenchers who had been friends with him in the same party and staff in his office.

, they informed Felix Gass of the news published in today’s newspaper, which made the original

Filiagas, who expected his emergency public relations to be effective, was completely stunned, so that the receiver of the phone slipped from his hand, and then was pulled by the phone line, dangling in mid-air, leaving his staff on the other side of the phone.

Chang Guti was shouting loudly, "Boss, are you okay? Boss..." but he didn't notice it at all.

Until his wife noticed Filiagas standing blankly in front of the phone, as if he had been stunned for a long time, the beautiful congressman's wife came forward, caressed Filiagas's back with one hand, and asked doubtfully:

Dear, are you okay?

Only then did Filiagas wake up, and then he did not answer his wife's concerned questions. He was wearing a pair of pajamas, pulled the cotton cloth and took off his shoes, opened the door, and prepared to pick up the newspaper delivered by the newspaper deliveryman, today's San Salvador.

Newspapers from all major media.

But the moment he opened the door, his eyes were dazzled by the flashing lights. Suddenly stimulated by the strong light, his instinctive reaction was to raise his hands to cover his eyes. After waiting for a moment, he waited until

When his vision returned, Filiagas found that he was surrounded by a group of extremely excited media reporters.

They waved all kinds of interview equipment in their hands, and then struggled to squeeze away from their colleagues, hoping to get big "news" from the mouth of this congressman.

"Congressman Filiagas, can I interview you..."..."Mr. Congressman, what do you think of the comments in the media...".

Philagas pursed his dry lips, but had no desire to speak. He allowed these reporters to ask questions that they were sure would be of interest to readers, and he pushed his way through the crowd.

He took out a thick stack of newspapers from the mailbox in front of his house, and then walked to the door numbly, ignoring all reporters' loud questions, blocking all the noise outside the brown-red door.

Amelia, wife of Filiagas, looked at her husband standing at the door holding a stack of newspapers and leaning against the brown-red door panel. She seemed a little lost. She knew that her husband had not been having a good time recently.

The media in San Salvador seems to regard him as a "sinner"

, described her husband as a failed politician who was incompetent and lacked a sense of responsibility in spicy and ruthless words. She knew that he had been under a lot of pressure recently, but Mrs. Amelia could not help her husband too much with his political affairs.

As busy as she is, she can only provide him with the warmth of family.

So Mrs. Amelia slowly approached her husband, gently tidied up his pajamas that looked a little messy after passing through the dense crowd of reporters, and comforted him in a low voice: "Fian,

Ignore what the media says, I believe you can get through this difficulty."

Before Felicias came back to her senses, Mrs. Amelia's eyes glanced at the stack of newspapers held in her husband's hands. The first picture attracted her attention. When she just saw it clearly,

, Philagas suddenly reacted, pushed Mrs. Amelia away while holding the stack of newspapers, and then stumbled towards the study.

Although it was a sudden glance, as a couple who had lived together for more than 20 years, Mrs. Amelia could still recognize her husband at a glance, but the woman he was kissing was definitely not her...

The news was published in large sections in the newspapers. Now it was obvious that her husband had betrayed her...

Philagas could clearly hear his wife's low sobs coming from behind him. He wanted to turn around, hold his wife in his arms as before, and then comfort her in a low voice, but in an instant,

He thought about what kind of mistake he had made, and he could only resist his inner impulse and enter the study alone.

Looking through all the newspapers, without exception, the name of Congressman Felicias occupied the headlines. He let out a painful wail in his mouth, and Feligas angrily swept all the newspapers on the desk to the ground.

, together with one of his favorites placed on the desk

, the carved and hollowed out silver coffee pot full of English style was also swept onto the carpet and he didn't care. He covered his head with both hands. After a moment of silence, Filiagas suddenly grabbed the phone on the desk and dialed the other person.

For him, it is the only life-saving phone number now.

After two beeps, the phone was quickly connected, and a pleasant female voice quickly reached Filiagas's ears: Hello, this is Councilor Caresa's office. Who are you?

?

"I am Congressman Filiagas Balivian. I want to find Congressman Caresa." Trying to calm down his despair, Filiagas' voice came to the other end through the phone, but it seemed particularly serious.

low.

There was silence on the other side for a moment, and just as Filiagas's patience was about to disappear, a male voice came over, "Congressman Filiagas? Hello, I am Amata, the director of the office of Congressman Kalesa. I am very sorry. Karesa

Congressman Ressa has now set off for Santa Tecla City to attend a ceremony held by the local municipal government to welcome war heroes. If you have any urgent news, please tell me and I can convey it to you... Hello,

Senator Filiagas... Hello, are you still there?"...

Hanging up the phone numbly, Filiagas knew that on the other end of the phone, Caresa, the bastard, must be staying in his huge office. Maybe there are high-level figures from the party next to him, and they must be discussing.

We are trying to figure out how to distance ourselves from him and let him, a notorious person, try not to affect the image of the Nationalist Republican Alliance in the minds of the people of El Salvador.

All in all, he, Felicia Gasparivian, the once promising city council member, was finished...