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In 2018, Llorens served in a variety of portfolios, most notably one term as Minister of Foreign Affairs under Secretary [[Kavagrad]] where he established the ambassador program. He also became the first-ever prosecution in a court case - [[10th Supreme Court#Tobostan v. Llorens (2018)|''Tobostan v. Llorens'' (2018)]] - in which he was successful. Later in the year, he semi-retired from Assemblian politics to focus on NationStates Today. |
In 2018, Llorens served in a variety of portfolios, most notably one term as Minister of Foreign Affairs under Secretary [[Kavagrad]] where he established the ambassador program. He also became the first-ever prosecution in a court case - [[10th Supreme Court#Tobostan v. Llorens (2018)|''Tobostan v. Llorens'' (2018)]] - in which he was successful. Later in the year, he semi-retired from Assemblian politics to focus on NationStates Today. |
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He returned to politics in mid-2019 before opting to run for a third term as Secretary in [[December 2019 general election|December 2019]], where he faced a new rival, Greylyn. Promising an executive revamp and opposing Greylyn's civil service, Llorens won in a landslide, though a rematch in [[March 2020 general election|March 2020]] where the civil service idea again resurfaced saw him win by just one vote. During his final two terms as Secretary, he established the Revolutionary Support Exchange (RoSE) program and oversaw the introduction of a new regional roleplay. |
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Llorens retired again from regional politics after the conclusion of his term in June 2020, and now continues to manage the regional wiki and occasionally contributes to legislative discussions. |
Llorens retired again from regional politics after the conclusion of his term in June 2020, and now continues to manage the regional wiki and occasionally contributes to legislative discussions. |