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Hitobito Television Network (Minsunese: 人々テレビネットワーク; abbreviated HTV) is the flagship state broadcaster owned by the Government of Minsu. Founded in 1364, HTV is the main brand of Hitobito Television Network, Inc. (HTNI), one of the attached agencies under the Public Relations Office (PRO) of the State Cabinet Office. HitobitoTV is HTV's primary news division. It acts as the state's public journal and main publication of the Minsunese government. Its newsprint is printed by the State Printing Office (SPO), an agency attached to the State Cabinet Office.

 

 

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Minsu, Sekiya set to strengthen ties with Free Trade Agreement

By YURI KAGEYAMA   March 28, 1423

TANBA, MINSU - Minsu and Sekiya on Sunday agreed to boost political, economic and other cooperation. Minsu's Prime Minister Haruka Tanaka was in Sekiya on a three-day visit this week — the first in more than two decades by a Minsunese prime minister. His host, Sekiya's Chancellor Amelia Marcus , said the visit had a “historic character.” “It will bring so much in the future,” Marcus said at a joint press conference with Tanaka. “This is just a beginning.” The two leaders signed a partnership declaration, Marcus awarded Tanaka a state decoration and announced plans for a free trade agreement in the following days. A business forum was held as officials signed a series of deals focusing on fields of cooperation. “Both our countries should cooperate for better economies in relation to the global events,” said Tanaka. “Minsu expects stronger cooperation in all fields.” Marcus said Sekiya will export steel products and plant-based oils to Minsu, which has seen decreasing production following stricter natural resources preservation legislations.  Tanaka on the other hand stated that Minsu is prepared to export electronics, automobiles, and petroleum products. She has urged her Sekiyan counterpart to promote tourism between both countries stressing that it is an untapped venture.

RWC4, Minsu misses out on 4th world cup

By SHOTO KIMURA   March 28, 1423

KATSURAGI, MINSU - The Minsu Sports Commission (MSC)'s Commissioner has been summoned by the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee on alleged neglect and misconduct in relation to the country's failure to sign up for the 4th Rugby World CUp. The Committee Chair, Senator Yuta Nakamura, has expressed his disappointment on the MSC's lack of action and neglect of duty. He has vowed to imprison said commissioners for their misconduct. The Blue Ribbon Committee has similarly presented evidences on bribery within the MSC. Last years economic activities with the RWC3 generated more than ¥448 million in revenue alone. With Minsu not participating in this years world cup, Minsunese businesses are finding other ways to generate revenue. Network giants such as Hitobito, MBS, and Klix has began live simulcasting the games in their digital platforms. Minsu Airlines together with Kochiko Air, and Anago Air has offered discounted promo sales for two-way tickets to and from Minsu and Dalimbar.