Celebrations started early as the INIvators finally took power over the education space. Their success was met by surprise and excitement as some believed that the struggle with the Cisneros dictatorship would be a long and bloody one.
'We are overwhelmed' a member of the group announced 'today marks the beginning of a new regime, a new state and a new currency. We have decided to prepare the people for celebrations and to throw open our borders to new visitors. Tourism is good for Inaland'.
The whereabouts of the deposed dictator Cisneros are as yet unknown. It is possible that she may look to other states for support in a bid to reclaim her territory. An unnamed source close to the dictator, hinted that Cisneros may well be in Rivington Place in an underground hideout and fears that she may look to Iniva for assistance in reasserting her governance over the space are not totally unfounded.
The new state will open its borders on 13th March at 7pm, visitors will be able to tour the state of Inaland and use its new currency to build its economy. Flights to Rivington Place can be as little as a bus fare and at the moment the exchange rate makes Inaland an enticing holiday destination. Come, pay by using the vator and play at Rivington Place.