Luis Elvis
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Luis Elvis was a citizen of Romania. He was the ambassador of Romania to Italy until he was removed from the office after one week. He became a communist.
Early life
Luis Elvis was born on 28 August 2012, in Crisana, Romania. He was known as a Romanian nationalist, who was fighting for his country. Elvis was a member of Ordinul Dragonului, after he joined Garda Nationala and after that he fight as voluntary in the American armed forces.
Politics
Luis Elvis was a member of Partidul Liberal from November 2012 to February 2013. He was named ambassador of Romania in Italy, taking office on 18 February 2013. A week after that, he was dismissed by the Romanian Minister of Foreign Affairs. Elvis was expelled from PL on 25 February.
Partidul Liberal
On 27 November 2012, Luis Elvis joined Partidul Liberal (PL). He became an active member of the party, stronger to sustain a liberal regime. On 15 January 2013, he ran for the party's presidency, obtaining 0,71% of votes, 13th place from 15 candidates. He also candidate for secretary general position, obtaining 44,4% of votes, in equality with bihorean, 2nd place. On 15th February 2013, he ran again for party-president, obtaining 3,12% of votes, 8th place from 19th candidates. On 25 February 2013, Luis Elvis was expelled from PL.
Partidul Comunist din Romania
He joined Partidul Comunist din Romania on 2 March 2012. Was a member of the Reformist Fraction, formed under the leadership of pArAzit23. On 16 March, Luis Elvis was named vice-president of PCdR, according with the victory of pArAzIt23 in the party elections. On 29 March 2013, he was named State-Secretary of the Media Ministry, under the minister Ovidiu Sky, former liberal party-colleague. He was the autor of the party status and founder of the new official discussion area. On 15 April 2013, Elvis was elected president of PCdR, with 100% of votes. The author of the liberalization and detotalitarization of the Communist Party. He organized a meeting on 18 April 2013, but no one came. A day after, Partidul Comunist din Romania was dissolved for inactivity.
Partidul Socialist Roman
On 19 April 2013, Luis Elvis founded a new party, named Partidul Socialist Roman. He structured and transitioned the party, but it wasn't a solid construction. On 3 May 2013, PSR have merged into Partidul Initiativa Nationala, where has been elected councillor of the party.
Military career
Luis Elvis begun his military career as a member of Ordinul Dragonului, after he moved to Garda Nationala. He was a member of Soimii Patriei, until he was expelled from the military unit. Elvis joined Templierii on 8 March 2013. Initially a member of 9th Regiment, he was transferred to 21st Regiment. On 15 March 2013, Luis Elvis was elected captain of the 21st regiment of Templierii. He expelled 10 players from regiment, and on 8 April 2013, he resigned and moved to Cruciatii.
Literature
Luis Elvis was known as poet. He published on his diary 4 poems, Sa zdrobim invadatorii, Valahian, Balada sinucigasului and Secera si ciocanul.
Views
After turning to communism, Elvis share his views with the others, publishing communist messages in his newspaper. This made him one of the most hated people in Romania, due to Romanian community's strong oppose to communism.
Death
Luis Elvis was an optimist, but he failed in the attempt to accommodate with the world. He made the biggest political error in his life when he agreed to merge with Partidul Initiativa Nationala, losing all the chances to leave in a normal political, economical and military life, and however losing his party. On 4 May 2013, Elvis killed himself and was entombed in Transilvania, where he was sleeping his last rest. His clones were discovered by the eRepublik administration after his death, and were assassinated by Plato, receiving permanent ban. Elvis also received a permanent ban, but his life ended before the administration's punishment.
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