Delaine's words are naturally not without reason; the East African Government does indeed plan to take this opportunity to alleviate domestic social conflicts, and one of the main objectives is to compress the survival space of the Labor Party organization in East Africa.
The current development of the Labor Parties in European countries has to some extent served as a wake-up call for other countries. To let the so-called "market behavior" develop in disorder and not change oneself, the Labor Party would help change things in the future.
Although Gorishon is very reluctant, he also understands this simple truth. He can only pretend to say helplessly: "Alright! I can only consider myself unlucky. After all, to support the country's work, I have to sacrifice some interests. However, the transformation of the factory requires time. Inspector, can you grant us some leniency in time?"
