Verot Matsem-Gynyvorit

Verot Matsem-Gynyvorit (1957) is a Qeelsian Waro author, businessman, politician and owner of Laishan News Network. The grandson of Bumyr Tera-Gynyvorit, his family rejoined The Minority Center following the Livian War. Verot was a youth politician since the 1970's, starting out in the Laishan People's Party before joining the Southern Division, which he remains an active member of. Verot was a candidate for mayor of Saudu in 1986, 1990 and 1994.
In 1999, he co-founded the Laishan News Network, a media conglomerate which published pro-Laishan newspapers, books, and which manages the Saudu TV channel. Since 2016, Verot has been one of the wealthiest people in Saudu, and among the 100 richest men in Qeelsia.
His family connections have been controversial, and Verot has often been accused of white-washing his grandfather through his media company. Verot, while officially distancing himself from Neo-Yaquvianism, published a book in 2004, Wayward Warriors, which portrayed Bumyr and other RAQWA fighters as wayward idealists with "good intentions." The book also questions the official narrative of the war, and denounces the Dorispoko Livian Tribunal.
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