The Manta Carlos Print May 2018

As announced late last month, the Manta Carlos Government has released new legislation for the handling of ranged passive effects, commonly known as Auras. The legislation will formally come into effect at the start of June, but all citizens are urged to familiarize themselves with the legislation ahead of its official rollout date. For those who now find themselves in need of a power nullification bracelet, the Manta Carlos Government is providing vouchers that will cover the associated cost. For those who are unsure of where their powers fall, the MCPD is offering consultations for those who are unsure.

"I'm just happy we got it out when we did," one official was quoted as saying. "When Minister Atti fell ill when he did, I was worried it would be put off even longer, but he came through at the last minute. This legislation has been a long time coming, and I hope everyone can recognize that."

Bleedr: Top Downloaded App​

Bleedr is an application for vampires of all kinds to find people to feed on. A wonderful alternative to blood bags or animals. Please keep in mind that everyone on Bleedr must be of legal consenting age (read: sixteen).

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The Hanasaki Troupe, a new installation in Manta Carlos, will be performing their show, 'A Celebration of Everyone's throughout the month of May. The show runs multiple times a week throughout the month, with the last show occurring on the last day of May. Go ahead and get your tickets and prepare for an enchanting time with the Hanasaki Troupe! Tickets can be picked up at the Hanasaki theatre. Hurry, before the show is over!

Job Fair Opening​

Due to the increasing number of upstarting businesses and unemployment, Manta Carlos has decided to open a Job Fair for businesses to advertise what they do and who they need to do it! It is highly encouraged to check out this job fair and get a few applications.

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It's continuing to warm up! With temperatures reaching as high as the late 80's, this month is going to feature occasional sunshine, lots of clouds, and a splash of rain here and there. The lilacs are blooming all across Manta Carlos City, so consider taking your loved ones out for a viewing of the fragrant blossoms.

After first being reported ill at the start of the month, Minister Atti, head of Manta Carlos's Department of Justice, has been hospitalized. While initially reported to simply be a fever, the disturbing set of rapidly progressing symptoms has lead doctors to believe that Minister Atti may be suffering from a mutation of last years March Virus.

"We don't believe this was intentional," one official was reported as saying. "But the March Virus had a high potential for mutation, and if even one person was still walking around with it, there was always the chance this could happen."

Several other ministers have been quarantined for observation as the Health Department aims to minimize the chance of a possible outbreak.

"This isn't going to be a repeat of last year," one official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity. "We know what the virus is like and how it works. We know what's coming. We're already moving towards addressing the possible risks and aim to have a solution as soon as possible."

Student Elections Underway​

It's that time of year again! The first term of Student Council Elections are soon to be in full swing, so everyone get your fliers or pens ready.

While the last few years of the elections seem to have been hit or miss for candidates, this year is looking up with bright-eyed newcomers stepping up to the plate.

Manta Carlos is excited for what they bring to the table, and we hope to see some future ministers in this little batch!

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