1732 PachaChat Progressive Alliance Leaks
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| Screenshot of leaked PachaChat conversations | |
| Date | 13.I.1723 AN - Ongoing |
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| Location |
 Nouvelle Alexandrie |
| Type | Political scandal |
| Cause | Leak of private communications among political leaders |
| First reporter |
The Lyrican Herald NBC Newsfeed |
| Participants | Gabrielle Fitzgerald, Pablo Alvelo Nieves, Mayani Guacanagari, Beatriz Daguao |
| Outcome | Nationwide debate on political transparency and digital communication |
| Leaked messages revealed dissatisfaction with Premier Marissa Santini and the Federal Consensus Party government's legislative collaboration and responsiveness. | |
The 1732 PachaChat Progressive Alliance Leaks is a political scandal involving the leaders of all of Nouvelle Alexandrie's minor parties, Gabrielle Fitzgerald of the Democratic Socialist Party (DSP), Pablo Alvelo Nieves of United for Alvelo (UfA), Mayani Guacanagari and Beatriz Daguao for the Wakara People's Party. The scandal began on 13.I.1723 AN when the The Lyrican Herald first reported of a leak of hundreds of pages of a group chat on the messaging application PachaChat between the party leaders.
The leaked confidential discussions among several prominent political party leaders exposed the underlying discontent among the leaders regarding their coalition with the ruling Federal Consensus Party government led by Premier Marissa Santini but also raised questions about the security and ethical implications of digital communication tools in politics.
