[SENATE] Dano-Brazilian Friendship Bill

[Smyg]

Workers of the world, unite! Peace and friendship between all nations begins with the smallest of kind acts.

Dano-Brazilian Friendship Bill

Whereas a grand celebration of the grand 100th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the Republic of the United States of Brazil and the Kingdom of Denmark is planed for the final days of 1929,

Whereas a Danish cultural office was opened in Rio de Janeiro in 1922,

Whereas parts of the Danish Royal Theatre, operated by the Danish Ministry of Culture, was destroyed in a fire on July 19th this year,

Whereas Denmark was plunged into a tragic recession in 1926, due to poor harvests and German customs, resulting in an unemployment of a staggering 30% and a lack of state funds,

• Section 1. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of the United States of Brazil shall during the 100th anniversary festivities donate an entirely symbolic sum of 100 Brazilian Reals to the Danish chargé d'affaires to Brazil, for use in the reconstruction of the damaged Danish Royal Theatre, as an act of friendship and cultural exchange.

• Section 2. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of the United States of Brazil shall, via the Danish cultural office in Rio de Janeiro, send a troop of Mamulengo actors to perform at the Danish Royal Theatre upon the completion of its repairs, to display this ancient part of Brazilian cultural heritage and share it with our Nordic friends.

• Section 3. This bill shall go into effect thirty-one (31) days after passage.

[Flamelord]

We see no reason to oppose this bill, as we continue to value our good relations with Denmark. As such we are ready and willing to vote in favor of it at any time

[LordMoose]

As this really does not concern our party or our voters goals and whishes we will let our members vote how they whish, yet we will say that this is a symbiotically good bill

[Smyg]

If there is indeed no opposition, perhaps this bill can enter voting? For the sake of speed.

[LordMoose]

While we don't foresee anyone objecting to this bill we don't think enough time has passed for all parties to mull over this bill and
will oppose this bill moving into a vote right now

[acecipher]

We will explicitly voice our support of this bill to bring it closer to voting, an outcome we do hope is not too far off.

[Luc]

Sebastião do Rego Barros, President of the Chamber of Deputies

We will accept the motion, we will now entertain a vote on this bill.

[Flamelord]

The Federal Union Party votes Yes on this bill.

[Snacks]

The BLOC(2) will vote yes.

[Smyg]

The Communist Party of Brazil (4) naturally votes in favour.

[Luc]

The Democratic Party (42) votes IN FAVOUR of this bill.

The Socialist Revolutionary Party (3) votes IN FAVOUR of this bill.

[acecipher]

The SDP (27) Votes Yes.

[Red John]

Partido Liberal Democrata(91) - yes.

[Luc]

Sebastião do Rego Barros, President of the Chamber of Deputies

Due toa clear majority, this bill passes, and is now sent to the Federal Senate for further voting.

[Luc]

Fernando de Melo Viana, President of the Federal Senate

If there is no more discussion to be made on this bill, id like to formally entertain a motion to vote on this bill.