As has been reported earlier Ladonia President Daniel Jiménez visited his country on the 6th of July this year. We have a couple of picture from the event.
Mr president in Speaker’s chair in Nimis
President with his staff
President blowing in the Ladonia shell from the ministry of jazz
Progress report: The hangar for the Ladonian Air Force has at long last
been completed. We are awaiting the installation of electrical service
so we can open the main door (makes it easier to get the Ladonian Air
Force in and out.) The doors and windows have been installed in the
temporary headquarters building (otherwise known as “the guest house”),
and the next step is to have the block exterior installed. Then we add
wiring, plumbing and drywall, and that one is done. (Whew.) More to
follow. Building a house is hardly rocket science, but it does take
attention to detail and almost fanatical persistence. And some money.
Best Regards,
Mike Arman
Minister of Finance
It should be said that even if Ladonia will have aircrafts in the US, they will only be used for peaceful operations.
Even after the holidays many people are visiting Ladonia. On the 24th a new installation piece was made by unknown visitors. I would like to know more about this so if anyone can inform me about the artists I would be glad.
View of the installation, from left the Tower of the Winds, middle Double Tower.
The sign with text
A connection made from the Throne to Arx
Visitors from Rotary, Lübeck in Ladonia
A new acquisition has been made to the National Museum. A nimisfied Dali.
The new Dali Painting, nimisfied by Eternal Minister of Future Science James Hartman
Ladonia has 80 citizens living in Australia. One of them is our Minister of Procrastination Chris Mansell, also a writer.
Many Australians are visiting Ladonia. Yesterday the State Secretary spoke to a man from Australia, telling him that we often have visitors from this remote place of the world. As we spoke another man appeared. He was also from Australia.
I promised them I would give a link to a small film about Nimis and Ladonia. A film that is made by an Australian.
Filmlink (It will take some time to download it)
The Great Australia
The population of Ladonia is growing every day. Here is the list of Ladonia citizens and the country where they live - top 32. A complete list would show around 120 countries. Sweden is not included but they are number one, around 5 000 of our citizens are living there.
1. USA 995
2. Hungary 754
3. England 525
4. Spain 420
5. Denmark 366
6. Mexico 364
7. Brazil 354
8. Portugal 335
9. Norway 296
10. Germany 282
11. Russia 277
12. Pakistan 276
13. France 235
14. Canada 217
15. India 173
16. Italy 168
17. Belgium 164
18. S Korea 154
19. Turkey 151
20. Poland 148
21. Holland 128
22. Argentina 124
23. Bulgaria 95
24. Rumania 95
25. Israel 89
26. Nigeria 84
27. Australia 80
28 China 79
29. Peru 78
30. Finland 74
31. Colombia 73
32. Greece 71
The miracle happened. State secretary was injured in the beginning of this year’s soccer season. The doctor says it was his meniscus, serious trouble.
But then came Neurobash, creating a healing song. State secretary listened and played. And then he had the words from the Expert: Just grind it down, keep moving! Dancing and moving with the band’s music. Again and again!
And now he is back in the soccer game again!
If you need help in such matters, just listen to Neurobash.
State secretary with Minister of Brain to the left and Minister of Health to the right
Minister of Future Science James Hartman, living in Indiana, US, resigned from his office on the 14th of August. The minister has been a creative force in Ladonia since 1998. He has received the title of Prince and is governing a part of Ladonia, Hartmanburg.
Although resigning he will not be able to leave his position as minister. James Hartman was Eternal Minister and such a minister will always remain. But he does not have to be active.
We will all miss him and hope that he continues to support Ladonia.
Eternal Minister James Hartman
Shake hands, the latest picture by Minister Hartman
The Cabinet’s majority has voted for the conference of Honorary Citizenship and Honorary Knighthood upon American film maker Michael Moore for his humanitarian work through the production of the film “Sicko.”
Sir Michael Moore is bringing about long awaited change on the healthcare issue in the United States. And perhaps, due to his efforts, the USA may some day soon join the other 24 western industrialized nations that offer healthcare to their citizens as a human right. This also would protect Ladonian nationals who reside in the USA.
Sir Phil Halfhill, vice president
Sir Michael Moore, Honorary Citizen of Ladonia
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