The homeless people who had begun trying to rekindle their passion for life and work certainly did not realize that hard labor awaited them.
In a place like Maliro, they would not even have a chance to escape!
Then again, that was precisely a form of training for them—a new beginning.
After returning from Maliro, they would surely become different people, better able to integrate into society, work, and their families.
The next day, Lin Qi watched in York State as Sabine City Television Station broadcast Catherine's speech. As long as the money was there, the station dared to broadcast anything.
Political news was one of their main areas of coverage, too, so they had no reason to refuse.
On the television, Catherine stood before the camera and in front of the many "spontaneous" citizens who had come to hear her speech, speaking with slight excitement about her political ideals.
She had not followed the script completely. Lin Qi had read it, and he had even written the core of it himself before handing it to the professor's assistant for polishing.
Catherine had a certain ability to speak without a script, which was actually excellent. In the Federation, when people judged whether a politician truly served the people, they looked at whether the politician's speeches were passionate and whether they could speak without notes.
The ability to speak off the cuff in particular was considered an important sign of personal ability. Some people gave passionate speeches, but they merely read from a script.
That made the people below the stage believe that the politicians in front of them were nothing more than "stage actors." Like actors, they memorized their lines and put on disgustingly fake expressions to fool the public.
Lin Qi had told her all this from the beginning,