Reborn American Giants

The beautiful Sunday came with the crisp chirping of birds, and the early morning newspapers flew to the doors of thousands of households with the morning light, ringing the victory bell for Jose Napoleon Duarte's election.

Every newspaper and every editor lined up behind Jose and became his strong support, including not only Bossano Bulnes' News Corp.

The same is true for most other newspapers. Sometimes editors will choose to be cautious and go with the flow. But the current situation is that this Feng Shui ruthlessly rejected Robert Dabson, singing all the way to Jose Napoleon without hesitation.

Duarte rushed away.

Among the important media, there are only two mavericks, one is the Observer, which very firmly and stubbornly chose to support Robert Dabson.

In fact, it's not that the editor-in-chief of the Observer doesn't want to change camps, it's just that he offended the Christian Democrats too hard in the early stage, and even if he supports Jose now, it's too late.

So the editor-in-chief of the Observer simply gritted his teeth and continued to support Robert to gain a reputation as a loyal minister.

Another one, the San Salvador Daily News, thought too much and had no idea what to do, so it didn’t express support for anyone.

The morale of the two campaign camps is also very different. Jose's supporters find that their confidence is inflated and they can't hide it. Robert's "relatives and friends" are already racking their brains to think of excuses for failure.

So when voting was held on Monday, a large group of MPs gathered at the polling station on Hayden Street. Everyone wanted to be the first to vote so as to leave some traces in history, but this was destined to be a luxury.

As Jose Napoleon Duarte cast his ballot into the ballot box under a dazzling flash of lights, the national election, which was set up at 143 polling stations across the country, began.

The battle will be over in more than ten hours, and after the result is announced, there will be handshakes and warm congratulations. Even though privately the winner is preparing for reckoning after gaining power, and the loser is preparing for revenge in a desperate situation, on the surface it is still

A peaceful atmosphere.

Victor was also among the first batch of people to vote. After he threw the ballot in his hand into the ballot box, he wiped his hands and stepped aside. After taking a look at the long voting line, he was about to leave, but was interrupted by a voice.

I stopped, and when I looked back, I saw it was Bossano Bulnes, the media tycoon.

He was wearing a decent mohair coat and holding a huge cigar in his hand, looking very proud of himself.

"Victor, haha, the battle is finally over," Bossano said with a laugh. He certainly had reasons to be happy.

With the defeat of the opposition party, the obstacles for News Corporation under his name to acquire San Salvador Television Station 2 were suddenly cleared. This was a huge victory for the power of capital collusion.

"Yeah, it's finally over," Victor also sighed.

"My editor told me that the turnout for this election is about 80%, and it looks like Jose has a chance to win." Bolsano suddenly came closer and whispered in Victor's ear, "This will be an overwhelming election."

victory."

For some reason, Victor suddenly felt a little unmotivated. No one knew what he had done in this election. He almost single-handedly defeated the most important person who was very likely to influence the country, but in his heart he felt uneasy.

There is no excitement or joy at all.

As the homosexual scandal of Buniseño Cesar, an important staff member around Robert, the press spokesman and political consultant, unfolded step by step, the media quickly linked Robert and Buniseño, who had been friends since the bloody days.

Neo got in touch and alluded, intentionally or unintentionally, that the reason why Buniseño was able to conceal his true sexual orientation during various strict official background checks for so many years was inseparable from Robert's help.

Several street tabloids even directly accused Robert Dabzon of being a "homosexual". For many years, he and Buniseño had maintained a purely physical relationship that went beyond the boundaries, so he

This old friend who helped him regardless of his own future...

The plots described in these tabloids are so bizarre, the emotional conflicts so intense, and the love, hate, and grudges contained in them are enough to serve as a script for a movie.

The people of San Salvador commented on these tabloid reports with critical words while reading them with gusto.

Robert's reputation fell step by step due to this kind of irresponsible reporting, and he became further and further away from the throne.

And what about Buniseño, who caused this turmoil?

Ato has already reported to Victor, and Barca, who was sent to Buniceño by him, has already reported to him. Mr. Press Officer is going to take him out of El Salvador, away from all the disturbances.

Therefore, Barca begged Atto to ask for mercy from the great men above, and let them go, so that he could leave the country with Bunicenio.

After Atuo reported to Victor, he saw his boss was silent for a long time, then nodded and agreed to Balka's request.

Don’t ask why, in this political struggle, Victor feels that Buniseño is the most courageous and successful person. Although he has no doubts about the relationship between him and Balca, he is not interested in the relationship between them.

Victor still felt admired for this real emotion.

Simply now that Victor has achieved his goal and Bunicenio is no longer useful or a threat, there is no problem in letting him go.

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The bell of the Central Cathedral rang the bell representing ten o'clock, and it ended.

The polling stations are closed, and no amount of propaganda, explanations, attacks, insinuations, slanders or errors can affect the outcome of the vote.

As the last bell disappeared into the deep night, some political party officials shook each other's hands with respect, silently and firmly, saying that everyone had done a good job.

How successful is it? You will know the result in forty-five minutes.

Their eyes turned to the television in front of them, preparing to listen to the live election program hosted by the prestigious host Fred Ignaz Woods.

"Good evening, audience," his voice was as deep and rich as ever, "The voting ended a few seconds ago. With the closure of 143 polling stations across the country, the final election results will be announced in 45 minutes. Let us

Looking forward to the people's final verdict.

We will soon be live broadcasting an interview with the President of the Government, José Napoleon Duarte, who is campaigning for the election in the Sulaco constituency, and with the leader of the opposition, Congressman Roberta Dabzon, in Zacatecoluca.

But first please let us wait a moment. Next, we will announce that before the election vote, News Corporation commissioned a survey report collected by the famous Adrian Data Research Institute outside 143 polling stations across the country. According to the survey report, the election predictions

The results are as follows..."

Fred opened a large manila paper bag in front of him. His movements were gentle and his attitude was respectful, as if he was holding a sacred object in his hands. He held a corner of the white paper and gently took it out of the bag.

He pulled it out, glanced quickly, and then raised his head to face the camera.

This moment belongs to him. To attract the attention of 5 million people to himself and to manipulate the public opinion of 5 million people is his most glorious moment.

Everyone in front of the TV was impatient for a long time. A young gentleman tore off the tie that was tied tightly around his throat and shouted loudly, "You damn old bastard," he seemed to think that his voice could

Through the TV screen, let Fred hear the same.

"...According to the latest survey predictions," Fred lowered his head and glanced at the white paper in his hand, as if he was afraid that he had read it wrongly. His pause made everyone's heart skip a beat.

"...candidate José Napoleon Duarte, who ran on behalf of the Christian Democratic Party, received a total of 50.6% support..."

Enough, completely enough. No one had the intention to watch the next screen showing Jose nodding with a satisfied smile when he heard the news, nor did they have the intention to look at the opposition leader Robert Dabzon with a smile on his face.

A bitter shake of the head expression.

As someone sprayed champagne on the ceiling, everyone present roared wildly in victory, as if the entire headquarters building was shaking.

His 50.6%, what is this? This is victory!

In such a life-and-death competition, the only thing that matters is victory, no matter what the process is or how close the result is.

Winning is everything…