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General
Hashspy is a Bulgarian, currently living in Canada, founder of the now-dissolved Bulgarian Communist Party, commander of the dissolved Bulgarian Defenders and Soviet Red Army military units and press director of The Cryptograph newspaper (Previously Mila Rodino). He frequently funds and supports charities, giveaways and communes, as well as sometimes holding them.
Politics
Hashspy's political life is built mainly on top of his reputation from his newspaper and projects. He is termed by some to be a "Leader of the Bulgarian Communists" and "Oligarch of the 4th Power", with the latter referring to the popular phrase that "The media is the unofficial fourth power, after the executive, legislative and judicial".
In his party, he gained popularity with his movement to a Communist party, with his supporters named the "Pro-Hashspy faction" and his opposition the "Anti-Hashspy faction".
Finances
Hashspy often collects Gold, but then gives it away on several projects, aimed at Bulgarian development. Despite what some speculators claim, Hashspy is not rich by any means, due to his repeated giveaways. Most of his money goes to the projects.
After Bulgaria's allignment with ONE, Hashspy cut off all funding for State-run and state-subsidized, as well as Pro-ONE military units in Bulgaria, in a boycott against it. Instead, he is moving give-away operations to his new country of Canada.
Hashspy's companies are enough for him to be able to live off them, being a civilian.
Mandate in Congress and the BCP's reform movement
During November, the Party gained a lot of activity, in the beginning. The party's General Secretary was elected into Bulgarian Congress, supported by a treaty with United Bulgaria, a treaty, which was cancelled a few days later on UB's side.
The movement to reform started immediately, with everyone aching to help Hashspy swing the country left. This began with his attempt to dissolve the Bulgarian Constitution. The proposal however failed, due to less than 50% voting activity. The proposed constitution would have vastly expanded the President's powers, limited the market, controlled opposition and brought leftist ideas into Bulgaria, where able. It would have also given Hashspy a honorary title and his Party a permanent place in Bulgarian Politics.
After this attempt, UB totally split from the BCP and a coalition formed against the Communist Party.
Hashspy managed to rally public support for his reforms once again, only to be branded a populist by his opposition. The party has since then tried to find alternative ways to put the pressure on the congress to pass the bill, but has failed.
Shortly after, Hashspy candidated himself for the post of Chairman of the Bulgarian National Assembly, his changes denied due to him not fitting the requirements and not receiving enough votes. He criticized the elections, stating that none of his opposition formally candidated, leading to political instability and a rift in Bulgarian parliament.
Eventually the groups met in a public chat and decided upon a moderate course of action, as not to lead Bulgaria into despair. Hashspy then went forward to help other parties push for citizenship and stability reforms, which he supported. He tried to gather enough support for a second bill passing, but was unsure of weather it would be worth the risk. The Party eventually decided to go more slowly. It has then dedicated itself to preserving political stability and tuning out and internationalist foreign policy in Bulgaria and has for the most part - succeeded in this endeavor.
Hashspy claimed he will not participate in the next elections, due to too little support from other Party Presidents, considering it a waste of time and resources, claiming that "Communism can only be achieved via the partisan method" and increased funding for the BCP's partisan wing, using his own resources.
From then on, he moved to a more moderate position within the congress, supporting other parties projects, so as to get the support of as much people as possible.
Later on, when a new candidate became Chairman of the Parliament, Hashspy stopped his condemnation and, along with some other congressmen supported the Chairman throughout his mandate.
In the last few days of his mandate, the Chairman of the Parliament awarded the title "Most active congressman of mandate November-December" to Hashspy.
Hashspy said that he would not run for a second mandate, as he would help in the forming of the Soviet Union in Albania.
Dissolution of the Bulgarian Communist Party
http://wiki.erepublik.com/index.php/Bulgarian_Communist_Party_(2011)#Dissolution_and_legacy
Achievements Unlocked
Hashspy has unlocked the following achievements:
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Hard Worker (x6) | 
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Congress member (1x) | 
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Country President (0x) | 
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Media Mogul (2x) | 
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Battle Hero (1x) |
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Campaign Hero(0x) | 
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Resistance Hero (0x) | 
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Super Soldier (x16) | 
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Society Builder (x1) | File:Party president stb.jpg | Party president (x2) |
Interviews and press coverage
http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/-hashspy--1902077/1/20 - (Bulgarian) Interview with Hashspy, leader of the Bulgarian Communist Party
http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/-hashspy1-1956808/1/20 - (Bulgarian) A second interview with Hashspy, from another media.
