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by Camelone » Tue Apr 11, 2017 7:23 pm
by Hastiaka » Tue Apr 11, 2017 9:49 pm
Iengal wrote:Hastiaka wrote:
Group name: Partido de la Unidad Nacional | abbreviated as the PUN (National Unity Party)(Image)
What kind of organization are you?: Partisan, Political Party | Nationalist, Conservative party that aims to unite South Mexico and repair and expand the damaged economy and to make Southern Mexico a functional, stable state with a capable moderate-sized military.
Who is in charge?: Maximiliano Realonda
Participating membership: 390
Current situation: The PUN controls Acapulco and the entire state of Gurrero. The PUN is currently using it's assets to expand beyond the state. The PUN is currently engaging in relief operations throughout the state and nearby areas.
Name: Maximiliano Realonda
Appearance:(Image)
Age: 30
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: Mexican | Mestizo
Religion: Roman Catholicism
Occupation: Underground Journalist, Businessman and Former Plantation manager.
Bio: Maximiliano Realonda was born and raised in Acapulco to a financially wealthy family that owned several plantations prior to the war. He spent his education in an exclusive Catholic school. His family was very influential as his uncles were ranking officers of the Mexican military and had close ties with the now-fallen Mexican government. During the war, Maximiliano and his family hid in a basement-turned-underground shelter where they waited off the war. For months, they cut off all contact from the outside world. But one day, an American unit raided their house and discovered the secret door that led to the basement. They were caught and rounded up by the Americans. His father was identified as the brother of several high-ranking Mexican officers and was rounded up- he would never return.
Maximiliano and his mother were all that was left. He was already a learned man and was capable of finding a job. When the Castanzo regime came into power, Maximiliano became a plantation manager. For three years, he was managing a farm that powered an oppressive and backwards regime. It took him three years to realize that what he was doing was only helping the regime and oppresses the poor, financially deprived farmers. After three years of being a plantation manager he quit his job and found a new one by being a businessman. He sold shoes, glassware, garments and for a time he was homeless after mortgaging his family estate to the Castanzo regime. Eventually, Maximiliano's family friends helped him and his business soon prospered. The Realonda Products Corporation was born.
Despite being successful in his business career, he wanted to help those being oppressed by the Castanzo regime and give back to the poor. He started the underground newspaper the El Dilema Diario (The Daily Dilemma) and propagated anti-Castanzo editorials throughout the province of Guerrero. Maximiliano founded the Partido de la Unidad Nacional on the ideals of the previous Mexican government and to unite a seemingly divided nation. During the revolution, Maximiliano fought the Castanzo loyalists in Acapulco based in the province and gained control. After Castanzo's death, he began consolidating power in the state and began reconstruction efforts and relief operations.
Current location: Acapulco
I am hesitant to accept this - mainly because we already have a nationalist/fascist partisan group.
by Camelone » Wed Apr 12, 2017 12:19 pm
by Iengal » Wed Apr 12, 2017 12:22 pm
by Camelone » Wed Apr 12, 2017 2:14 pm
by Iengal » Wed Apr 12, 2017 2:22 pm
Camelone wrote:It's half of a percent of the population of the state my faction controls based on a 1930 census minus 3000 from the actual total. The recruitment was more people flocking to the banner, but know that most of these people are peasants with poor weapons compared to actual partisans and rebels. You don't need conscription when your organizing people to defend their homes. Protecting your home and family are greater motivators then ideology for many people.
by Camelone » Wed Apr 12, 2017 3:22 pm
by Iengal » Wed Apr 12, 2017 3:32 pm
Camelone wrote:It's an armed reform movement, armed only for their protection but still armed. Where did you get the idea that they were survivors? I never gave any indication of that. It was a movement beforehand with ideals and it still has ideals it holds, the same ideals that are spreading rapidly as they try and bring order to their state. The movement still seeks national change but not through force of arms, they would rather try and reform the citizens as well as reform the nation. I never hid this and I've always maintained that they weren't just going to sit back as an organization. The Knights of St. Anthony of Padua are an organization and are not just survivors.
by Camelone » Wed Apr 12, 2017 4:02 pm
by Iengal » Wed Apr 12, 2017 4:06 pm
Camelone wrote:It's not a fucking violent group! They will not seek out fighting but they are armed because they are not dense idiots. They are trying to change the country yes, do they want to do it violently no, do they understand that they need to defend themselves yes. No one in their right mind would excommunicate a practical man who wishes to change the country and also not have his followers massacred! He's not even ordained, he can get kicked out of his order which severs all his political ties with the Catholic Church but he wouldn't get excommunicated.
by Puertollano » Wed Apr 12, 2017 4:13 pm
by Camelone » Wed Apr 12, 2017 4:15 pm
by Kelmet » Wed Apr 12, 2017 9:32 pm
by Iengal » Thu Apr 13, 2017 11:38 am
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