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Arengin Union
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Postby Arengin Union » Mon Jun 20, 2022 8:27 pm

April 1st, 2022
Unknown Location.


Livestream begins on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and Twitter

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Announcement of the Partido Salvación Nacional

Suddenly the logo cuts to the cuts to a long table, two military officers dressed in dark uniforms, sitting on opposite ends while a single empty spot lies in the middle. Carbania's flag lies on one side of the room in the background while the table is draped in a cover sheet, the symbol of a multi-orange colored hawk with a blue circle in the middle adorns the front of the table. Soon enough enters a tall and bulky man of tanned skin and a face filled with fading scars of war, his head adorned by a cap embellished with the same hawk symbol at the middle, he sits down at which point the officer on his right gets a hold of a small recording device and lifts it only a meter or so from the man's face, this man is Colonel Mariano Arturo "El Halcón" Cabrera, a man who had remained out of the public spotlight for about 3 years, he composes himself and gives nods to the two men besides him before he clears his throat and speaks, his eyes directed firmly at the camera.

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"Good evening my compatriots, sons and daughters of Carbania, some of you know me and some of you do not. My name is Mariano Arturo Cabrera, I have served Carbania for decades in order to defend the common people from threats both foreign and domestic and today I announce my intention to continue that duty. Ever since the death of the dictator Mendes I have kept myself hidden from the public sphere due to the elite's fears that I would incite some kind of cracks within the armed forces and bring upon another regime by methods of the guns, believe me my fellow Carbanians that I have no such intentions, if I were to achieve any kind of change in this here country I will do so by means of the ballot box. With that said, I'm making the official announcement that me and several other retired officers have formed the Partido Salvación Nacional in the wake of the collapse of the PNPC, a cabal of Academierdas who pretended to want to serve the people but in reality they only wanted to serve themselves and continue a failed system. SaNa is here to take the spot of that failing organization not to continue years of economic stagnation and social policy ineptitudes but to bring upon a new era, an era reminiscent of the days when Carbanians could go out into the streets without fear of car bombings, that their family members could go into the marketplace and not lose an arm and a leg due to criminal terrorists, be in the streets late at night without pandillas robbing you off everything you worked for, afford a good home and food for your family without having to worry about large parasitical corporations taking your job and turning you into a slave to their interests. All of these problems which our government continues to tolerate and now whose political 'candidates' only want to prolong while acting as if they will end them."

"The candidates that are offered to you are nothing but culeros and chanates in the guise of leaders, like Manuel Otero, Culero more like it!" the quick remark earned quite a few chuckles from the unseen audience as well as smirks from the two officers besides Cabrera as he continued, "member of a leftist terrorist group who now has the audacity to show his face and call himself a servant of the people when in fact he's a servant to Osvaldo Tùz, nothing but a little marioneta whose strings he can pull to make him try and appeal to the people of Carbania who fall for his fancy suit and his empty words. He stands in front of his supporters and parlors like a moron, as if he wasn't a part of those very same people that committed the bombings. The same applies to Garcia, he lacks a backbone, un espinasuelta que es, what would he do if he were president, wail down and cry so the chanates ram their hammer and sickles up his culo!" The former paratrooper grew visibly ecstatic as he continued his decry of the candidates, by the looks of it his eyes showed immense discontent with the aforementioned candidates yet he also shared the laughs with his fellow soldiers as the audience was audibly riled up.

All the while the stream viewer count begins to rise from a couple hundred to several thousands, likes, heart and laugh reactions abound as do comments in support of Cabrera.

"And we also have parasitos like Alejandro De La Verga!" he shouted while giving a defamatory gesture which once more earned the laughter of the audience, "and that other one, Constantino, they call him "El Pulpo" when he should be called 'Pelotudo' he looks so emaciated he couldn't even hold his own arms. Both of these tulecos are know it all's who thinks being at fancy foreign colleges and running corporation earn them the right to be presidente. They look down on the hard workers like us, like you watching this stream at this moment!" Cabrera smiles as his audience cheers, he gives a calming motion to the men before he continues on.

"And we have Rabellino 'El Cuatrojos' who can't make difference between a cross and a dildo, Santana isn't even worth mocking, and Yesenia is a brat who came from the States and now basks in glory because she thinks not being a man is good enough to be president, she ought to go back to the states and work for retail or whatever she was doing over there esa locochona!" the room shares a laugh once more before silence ensues once more and Cabrera focuses back on the camera.

"By all means I will be called many names after what I said, I will be slandered and mocked by the media and by my opponents," he sets his arms on the desks and his expression becomes a serious one "but know this, Carbania needs a leader, one with cojones and one who won't be offended by insults and begin crying, we need a leader who will take the bull by the horns and believe me compatriots I have done that many times. I faced death in the eye dozens of times and I continue to stare at it now and will not back down. As I speak our faithful members are now registering for the parliamentary elections taking place soon, we come in late to this celebration of democracy and new direction for Carbania but we come in with huevos and we come in with dedication and commitment to the people like good soldiers. I already submitted my registration to the presidential election and believe me compatriots, nothing less than victory will be achieved!" Cabrera rises from his seat, standing tall as he raises his hand up, "POR CARBANIA!"

His cry is shared by a chorus of servicemen both current and retired who rise from their seats and lift their fists in support, "POR CARBANIA!"

"We go forwards compatriots, we shall march onto the polls, and like soldiers, we seek victory or we seek death!"





A Few Hours Later.

"Fifteen thousand," the voice of Brayan Esqueda said with a monotonous voice while looking into a tablet, sitting within the leather seats of the bulletproofed QX80, sharing the ride with none other than Colonel Cabrera himself who had just exited the Grupo de Veteranos Viranos headquarters building in which he had announced his bid to the presidency. The announcement had been rather, quaint to say the least, Esqueda had hoped the Colonel would've stuck to the script but at this point, he no longer knew what to expect as he looked at the like count grow bigger with each refresh.

"Twenty-five thousand and growing M-, Colonel..." Esqueda knew to avoid addressing the man by a "Mister" otherwise get scolded and fed a long drawn out speech about his time in Mugre Oro, the usual rant about the greatness of battle and how Cabrera was constantly sidestepped from promotions by "Academierdos" had become a typical routine for Esqueda ever since he had accepted the arduous task to become the man's campaign manager. He felt like the man had no chance of winning but 10k a month was good enough for him to devote himself to this fiasco.

"Excellent," Cabrera expressed with his chin up and his lips out, he felt rejuvenated as if he had suddenly lost 20 years and was back in his prime. The sudden rush in emotion back at the talking desk, the cheers by his ever-so-loyal colleagues and now the knowledge that his comeback to the public eye was received with open arms made him feel confident, yet again he had never lacked confidence. He looked at the streets outside, everywhere he turned the walls, billboards, and posts were adorned with the faces of his opponents, he'd spot the odd shredded billboard with the face of the pathetic academierdo Morterero, his weak glance and awkward smile made Cabrera's blood boil with anger as he felt an urge to punch the first person in his sight, unlucky for him the only people around him were his driver, escort, and his campaign manager. He looked at Esqueda, the 20-something-year-old focused on his device, pushing his eyeglasses upwards as they slid down his nose, his well groomed hair and stubble along with his grey armani suit also gave Cabrera a sense of internal disgust which he had to fight to not express. The new generation lacked huevos and Esqueda so far embodied just that, he was expecting the sermon about how this campaign was off to a bad start now that the cat was out of the box.

"So the script didn't really have anything on 'announce your run on april fools day and insult your entire opposition' but I guess you didn't bother reading it, huh?" There it was, Esqueda setting his tablet aside and beginning to talk his usual sarcasm.

"Fortune favors the bold as they say Brayan, if I announced my run next week like you suggested we would've had no momentum for the parlimentary elections. Besides it's more fun this way, the media won't know if this was serious or not which adds to the tension and to the candidates misfortune if they decide to address it or not, either way I win!" Cabrera said with a chuckle, all the while Esqueda rolled his eyes.

"Look Colonel with all the jokes aside, what are the real policies we're pursuing here?" Esqueda said with a more concerned tone, "You spoke a lot yet I didn't truly get a lot of substance out of it..." Esqueda's words caused Cabrera to scoff.

"A good soldier doesn't unveil his entire force to the enemy Brayan, you keep them guessing and you keep them on their toes, you only reveal your main play when you're certain of victory," Cabrera replied as he looked out the window to the streets of the capital, he took a deep breath as he felt exilerated.

"I wan't to replace all those buildboards with Morterero's face, I want something with glory, something that is noticeable and vibrant!"

"So we're going for a panache design for the buildboard?" Esqueda commented, a small smirk hidden within his stubled face, the term was unknwon to Cabrera as he merely nodded.

"Yes, yes, panacha!" He said excitedly.

"I guess we can work that out, we also want to start spreading the pamplets... Guterrez, Torres and Placencio are already trying to do rallies for tomorrow... You want to organize one colonel, make it known this ins't some elaborate prank?" Esqueda said as he went back to the tablet, opening it up and texting several notes.

"Let's do it for Sunday, we start in Plaza Barano!" Cabrera said with a confident declaration.

"That works... You want me to tweet anything?"

Cabrera raised his eyebrows as his mind swirled with a myriad of thoughts before he finally spoke, "Write this..."

Coronel "El Halcon" Cabrera
@ArturoElCabrera



Excited to finally unload all the truths, no hard feelings to the culeros who may feel hurt, it is all fro the good of the nation. Join our meeting on Sunday the 3rd at Plaza Barano for more jokes. 8) ;)

#SaNa#Cabrera#AprilFools


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Postby Cybernetic Socialist Republics » Mon Jun 20, 2022 9:55 pm

Posted to Facebook and additionaly shared to the Union of New Commons Page

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Postby Dentali » Tue Jun 21, 2022 5:48 am

Alejandro De La Vega
@DeLaVegaForPresident


For the first time in Decades the people of Carbania will be picking their own national leaders. Today is a sacred day, one that future generations will remember. Please make your voice heard and bring our nation that much closer to unity and Prosperity. For United there is nothing we cannot do.



Alejandro De La Vega
@DeLaVegaForPresident


Our ancestors bravely threw off the shackles of colonialism, only to find them replaced by another form of Tyranny closer to home. This Tyranny which has kept so many of our people in mass misery and has strangled the progress and prosperity of our citizens is not yet dead, but we can finally slay it today at the ballot box through the strength of our common voice.
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Postby Madrinpoor » Tue Jun 21, 2022 6:14 am

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National Poll Aggregate, 4/29/2022:

OJS 21%
MPL 19%
MRN 17%
UNE 12%
PDC 10%
LAB 9%
PLP 8%
PMN 2%
SaNA 2%
CRM 1%
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Postby Dentali » Tue Jun 21, 2022 8:02 am

OJS
March 2022
Radio Ad
Valenzuela, ByC, Camparroz, and Bunuel


(Optimistic Hopeful Music)


Male VO: In this election the Future of our country is at stake, and the power is in your hands.

Male VO: The Organización por la Justicia y la Solidaridad believes that real change doesn’t come from the top down, but from the bottom up.

Male VO: We believe no one who works 40 hours a week should live in poverty.

Male VO: We believe in a strong, stable government that works for the people, and fights the chaos and oppression that threaten them.

Male VO: We believe in making day to day life more affordable, cheaper gas and groceries.

Male VO: We believe in Universal Pensions, Healthcare, and Unemployment Insurance.

Male: If you believe in this too the vote for the OJS on election day (Insert Day here).
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Postby Dentali » Tue Jun 21, 2022 8:12 am

OJS
March 2022
Radio Ad
National


(Subtle patriotic music underneath ad)

De La Vega: Hello my name is Alejandro De La Vega, and I am the Presidential candidate for the Organización por la Justicia y la Solidaridad

De La Vega: For the first time in 50 years the people of Carbania will be able to have a real voice in the direction of their country. Getting to choose our own destiny is a fundamental human right, and one too many of our people have fought, bled, and died.

De La Vega: Protecting that right, honoring their sacrifice is of the utmost importance, which is why the OJS commits that no matter the outcome of this election we will respect the results and work with those elected to create a better future for all of us.

De La Vega: I ask that the other parties in this election join me in this sacred pledge to respect the results of the election and commit to the Democratic Process.

De La Vega: On election day, go out, make your voice heard, and remember the struggle that gave you this opportunity. God Bless you and God Bless the people of Carbania.
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Postby Madrinpoor » Tue Jun 21, 2022 9:12 am

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Intichiquan:

MPL 30%
UNE 23%
LAB 18%
OJS 13%
PLP 10%
CRM 6%

Tres Rios:

UNE 26%
OJS 23%
LAB 21%
PDC 16%
PLP 13%
PMN 10%

Valenzuela:

LAB 23%
OJS 21%
UNE 18%
PDC 15%
MPL 10%
MRN 7%
PLP 6%

Bolivar y Carban:

OJS 26%
MRN 22%
PDC 20%
LAB 18%
PLP 14%

Camparroz:

OJS 23%
MRN 23%
PDC 20%
MPL 14%
PLP 12%
PMN 8%

Buñuel:

MRN 34%
PDC 24%
OJS 21%
PLP 13%
SaNa 8%

Alturas:

MRN 23%
MPL 20%
OJS 20%
PDC 19%
LAB 18%

Mugre Oro:

MPL 29%
LAB 23%
PLP 19%
PDC 17%
CRM 12%
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Postby Cybernetic Socialist Republics » Tue Jun 21, 2022 11:18 am

The following is posted on facebook and ran as an ad for facebook users in Bolivar y Carban, in addition to the text being deployed a script for radio ads in Bolivar y Carban


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The following is posted on facebook and ran as an ad for facebook users in Buñuel, in addition to the text being deployed a script for radio ads in Buñuel

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Postby Arengin Union » Tue Jun 21, 2022 11:44 am

Plaza Barano
Federal District of Carbania
April 3rd, 2022 8:00 AM


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Plaza Barano was a grandiose historical site, a large park made up most of the plaza with several small businesses spread around, a big rotunda with a kiosk laid right at the center with an arboreal canopy providing shade from the sun. The plaza was always a buzzling center of family gatherings, children's play and business transactions for holidays, gifts and foods. Today was a different situation as the central kiosk area was filled with a couple hundred people, many of them former and current soldiers who have come to attend the rally of the newly flourishing SaNa party. The majority of other people around ignored the gathering while a couple dozen civilians would come into the crowd with mild curiosity over Colonel Cabrera's announcement that he was running for president. The announcement had received an array of reactions from the public with many questioning if it even was real or just some kind of joke given the date it was given. Some decried Cabrera for his foul language when referring to the candidates while others his levity a nice change of pace in contrast to many candidates who seemed to be rather lacking in energy. His background as a member of the Military under Mandes was also called into question by candidates and the public alike but it seemed they would get a more open speech today.

Several media outlets were also present at the venue, CNN, BBC, and others as they disembarked their vans with their TV equipment, prepared to broadcast the event with the hopes of it drawing ratings. Cabrera was an outrageous individual to say the least, the last time he had been under the media's eyes was during his court martial trial back in 2013 and he had come out on top in that event after a rather dramatic month of litigation. It was so logical that the media would jump at the first chance of a public appearance by the colonel after so many years out of the spotlight, Esqueda knew this well as he oversaw the arrival of the news vans from afar. He hoped that the press would give the candidate and the party a much needed popularity boost given they barely had a support base at the polls, so far it seemed their only strong presence was in the desert state of Buñuel but he hoped that could change just for the sake of justifying his own paycheck. Cabrera arrived shortly after the press, his dark SUV allowed entranced through the park by the police as a few supporters cheered.

Several hulky men in dark uniforms marched alongside the car as it made its way to the kiosk, they made way for the vehicle to arrive at the stairs and soon enough Cabrera came out of the vehicle, he sported the same dark uniform from some days ago, adorned with pendants and medals, his head wore a garrison cap with the symbol of the 73rd Halcones Division proudly at the side, he saluted the cheering supporters as he was cleared a way to the podium of the structure. The crowd was smaller than Cabrera hoped for but regardless he maintained a smiling disposition as he nodded at Esqueda and took his spot, the microphone ready for him to speak and he waste no time to do so.

"First of all I want to thank you all for coming here, on this great day the people of Carbania will make their voices heard!" A few cheers from the audience echoed, "I want to make clear that we are seeking a new type of government for Carbania, one that is not held to the wills of a few elites but one that follows the demands of the people and in this case I can see that Carbanians demand security, social and economic security from the exploitative large corporations which stifles the small businessman, the new political class which wants to turn itself into a new elite which will never listen to any of you!" He pointed at the crowd as their cheers grew louder.

"I can tell you now, I don't want to make a new class, I want to make a new way of leading. A way of leading that follows the interests of Carbanians and who will dwell among you like equal Carbanians and I am more than willing to do that!" Cabrera said as he took a hold of the microphone and stepped away from the podium much to the shock of Esqueda who had little time to intervene before Cabrera was already among the crowd of supporters who saluted him and tried to shake his hand. All the while the colonel's personal guards struggled to keep the people at a safe distance all while Cabrera did his best to shake the hands and salute as many people as he could, he promptly spoke on the microphone he held as he looked at the cameras of CNN and other outlets, several dozen people holding up their phones recording and streaming the event.

"You see I don't fear the people, the people must not fear their government either, I am here to be a part of the people who support our movement. Our movement wants to heal and to save the nation, not leave it open at the mercy of foreign interests parasitos, violent extremists chanates and the desires of the political scum who want to be different from you and I, we will build a new Carbania with new chances for the common workers and businessmen, appreciation for our veterans who keep us safe and not the academierdos who only fatten themselves up with the people's wealth, and we will drive off all violent extremists to show them that it is through the votes and not through their guns that they will achieve victory and even then we will never allow them to because the people will never forget the double face of Ortero, the espinasuelta Garcia, the weak-willed De La Vega!" The crowd became much more cheery as Cabrera's speech drew in more people from the surrounding plaza.

"We will go to each province and make our message heard, in Intichicquan, in Valenzuela, in Bolivare y Carban, in each state we will go and we will draw out all the people who feel abandoned, who feel unheard of and are tired of politicians and their lack of huevos, their mentiras, and their hipocrismo, so help me god!" The cheers grew louder as music was played on speakers to entice the crowd.

Cabrera himself began to move his hips and his feet at the rhythm of the music as he went up the steps of the kiosk once more. Esqueda was unsure what to think about the man's speech, it was closer to the speech he had written but it was still filled with no clear mention of policy and once more he had gone to insult the candidates but to a much lesser extend this time, hopefully the speech was airable on the news.

"SaNA para Salvar la Nacion! (SaNa to Save the Nation)" Cabrera declared as he oversaw the crowd who repeated his words once, and then again after he repeated them, then again, and again.

"Por Carbania we go forwards, the road to victoria starts today, no stops!" Cabrera declared amidst more cheers and inspired hurray's.




Once more Cabrera and Esqueda were sitting within the seats of Cabrera's personal SUV, Cabrera on the phone while Esqueda looked out into the streets, he had made sure that pamphlets and posters were spread and now the face of the Colonel and symbol of the party were a usual sight, each titled with "El Halcon para la Salvacion" and "Cabrera SaNA la Nacion" with Cabrera's own smiling confident face plastered onto them. He still wasn't sure if the man had any chance to win but he hoped that at least this planned tour would give him a boost at the polls out of single digits.

"Si, Si, I think it was an excellent first step..." Cabrera said over the phone to an unknown caller. Esqueda himself had his hands at his stubble as he knew this was a candidate he could not rail in or control, he hoped it would be the end of his career. A volatile candidate who failed was a much worse aspect than a calm candidate who failed at the polls.

"Excellente, we will see you at Puerto Plata then, yeah after that it will be Buñuel and Camparroz, bueno etamos en contacto..." Cabrera ended the call as he smiled, taking hold of a glass filled with tequila, he grabbed the bottle and offered it to Esqueda who silently declined it.

"Ah come on Brayan, have some faith and drink, for a late campaign it wasn't such a bad start, eh?" Cabrera said as he drank the entire shot and poured himself another.

"Colonel I don't quite get you sometimes, but I guess if that's the case neither will your opponents... At least I hope so..." Esqueda said with a sour voice.

"Si, that's just what we need to aim for. If they thought this was a joke now they know I'm in this to win it and hopefully they try to shoot back, and believe me Brayan when someone shoots at me I have no pelos en la lengua!" Cabrera said as he chugged down the second shot.

"This shit really hits it, if Mexicans are good at something it's making some good drinks!" Cabrera said with a smile as he looked out the window, several billboard once adorned with that scum Morterero's face were now taken over by a much fresher and poised face, that of Cabrera's own and he felt proud of it.

"We start the trip to Tres Rios today, I want to be there by tomorrow. Downtown will serve well for the rally..." Cabrera declared as he poured a third glass.

"Yes, Colonel." Esqueda voiced quietly as he took a hold of his tablet once more.




Coronel "El Halcon" Cabrera
@ArturoElCabrera




Wonderful rally today with amazing people of Carbania. The road to sanar and salvar la nacion starts now and this train does not stop! We will tour all states starting with Tres Rios and we want all our candidates to entice the people, show them we are here to represent them and to hear them. We will not back down to any culeros!

#SaNa #Cabrera #AlaVictoria


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Postby Tehrangeles » Tue Jun 21, 2022 2:43 pm


MRN Campaign Headquarters
March
Bosqueviejo, Bruñuel


Through the month of March, Mendoza continued his strategy of appealing beyond the core base of the MRN to pursue the support of conservative Catholic voters. The easiest of these voters to win would be the farmers in the rural provinces of Bolívar y Carban, and Camparroz. Recent polling suggested that Rabellino’s support in these areas was fading, after the MRN’s continued barrage of attacks painting the man as soft on social issues and foreign policy. Surprisingly, the party was also performing well in other provinces, like Mugre Oro and Altas, so campaigning was ramped up there as well.

MRN leadership had activists continued to circulate literature explaining the party’s platform, and furthering these attacks. They also included sections to highlight Rabellino’s failure to respond to Mendoza’s attacks during the debate. Mendoza himself was still visiting farms, agricultural fairs, schools, and community centers in addition to churches. His breakneck campaign was exhausting him, but it was necessary in order to win. Additionally, a new campaign structure was established, with precinct captains in charge of transporting entire church congregations to the polls, with advertising that church halls would be open to all, offering food and free childcare on Election Day. This would attract both the congregation and other voters.

Mendoza was still stumping regularly. One of his speeches was made at Guarulos, a small city in Altas, a public park before a large crowd. Like previously, Catholic clergymen who supported his candidacy, local politicians, and prominent local figures were in attendance. Activists and newly-appointed precinct captains handed out pamphlets with the party’s twelve-point platform, and debate quotes from Mendoza.

“Greetings, patriotic Carbanians. My name is Israel Mendoza. As Im sure you know by now, I am a leader in my church, a father, a political activist, and a former member of parliament. Though we may have our differences, we share the same values as children of God- values which are under attack in this election, values which we must fight to uphold and enshrine into law as our nation enters a new era.”

He diverged from his usual stump speech to discuss the recent attack.

“This election has been shown to be even more important after the recent events in the capital. We need a leader who will stand up to the Godless communists, and maintain law and order while also not empowering the military to the point of returning to dictatorship. That is why we need a new civilian gendarmerie, to bring order to this country while also strengthening our communities and provinces, giving them the power they require to stamp out the communist threat. This has been in the MRN platform since the beginning, and we will make it law.”

There was some clapping from the audience.

“Let us be clear- our values are not just under attack from the left. Of course, the communists want to destroy the fabric of our nation, from the family to the highest levels of our community, taking God out of schools and bringing in sexual confusion, taking away your right to raise your children as you see fit, and more. But equally, so called centrists seek to allow this to happen, all in the name of bigger profits for themselves and companies based in Intichiquan, consolidating wealth and power in the capital city. Furthermore, so-called Christian politicians like Rabellino won’t even describe themselves as Christian! Rabellino is fine with the left and so-called center’s social policies, and fine with the concentration of wealth in Intichiquan.”

There was booing from some MRN supporters.

“We need a candidate who will stand up for your values, stand for distributing social funding throughout this country, stand for you- not for the big wigs in Intichiquan. We will protect traditional marriage and the lives of the unborn, following Christ’s teachings. But also following Christ’s teachings, we will lift up the poorest in society. This includes tax credits for child-rearing, spreading the activities of ministries throughout the country, opposing so-called digital administration, bringing electricity, plumbing, and internet to all. Rabellino on the other hand, simply calls for the reduction of corporate taxes and seeks to attract foreign investment which would be concentrated in the capital. That is why we will pass legislation requiring companies, both foreign and domestic, to spread their investments around the country in order to receive tax breaks. Finally, we will follow the model of other countries in the region to suspend the sales tax in the poorest provinces and municipalities, including here in Bolívar y Carban. This will make peoples’ lives much easier, and fairer. This is a policy truly informed by the teachings of the Catholic Church, not the plans of the PDC which seek only to help the wealthy!”

There was more cheering.

“Moreover, the answer is not a new dictatorship, like SaNa offers. They have not proven their Christian values, they only make overtures to bringing back the regime that put Christians of all creeds in chains. The regime that imprisoned myself and many of your families. The regime that consolidated wealth and power in the capital while depriving it from you and your communities. We need to stop looking to the past, and need a new direction.”

“We have a new Carbania. We have a blank slate. Do not vote for someone who claims to stand for your values, only to eschew them when it comes to special interests or pressure from the left. Vote for the candidate who has consistently stood for his values- even when it has brought retribution from the state. Vote for the man who shares your beliefs, your experiences, your worldview- and will fight for you and your family. Vote for Israel Mendoza, and vote for the Movement for National Restoration.”

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Postby Cybernetic Socialist Republics » Tue Jun 21, 2022 3:28 pm

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Postby Cybernetic Socialist Republics » Wed Jun 22, 2022 6:12 am

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Yesenia Espinosa gives Speech in Bosqueviejo, Buñuel in April

I want to start with a thank you, to those who showed up to this event, to hear what I have to say on behalf of myself and my party, the Union of New Commons. I was born Intichiquan and I serve as Mayor of Pumallaqta, yet I feel as comfortable in Bosqueviejo, if not more so, as I have been in any other part of the country, because north or south, urban or rural, we are all Carbanian, we have more in common with eachother than we do other nationalities. Now I am aware, there are parties like the MRN, that farcically claims patriotism, even nationalism, while seeking to divide our people along regional lines.

As part of the protestant minority in this country, Mr. Mendoza should know better than to do that. The north of this country constituents a demographic majority and because of that an economic majority. To make our politics a contest of raw regional interest would do nothing but reward the most unscrupulous forces in the north of. Now one might point to constitutional divisions of powers, but there is no such division of powers in the flow of money and ownership of property.

One of the last thing this country needs is a politically insular north who's only interest in the south of this country is that which it can own and extract, a sort of domestic colonialism. The only way the interests of all regions of this country can be balanced by, is through a commitment to a truly national outlook, a patriotic consideration of the whole of this country at once, not apart. Speaking of colonialism, Despite his stated opposition to what he calls 'globalism', Mendoza and the MRN support using tax subsidies to bring in foreign business to compete with local businesses, rather than using that same money for investing in our services, infrastructure or even tax relief for our citizens.

He says this is better than the proposal of the PDC, because the MRN's plan to subsidize foreign corporations, would bring business here instead of where most of it already is, in north of the country. But let's be very clear what that means. It means instead of focusing on cultivating what we have here, with this provinces' culture and values, we pay to bring the culture and values of these foreign corporations to this province, because if they are going out of our way to subsidize their arrival, you can sure that Mendoza and the MRN would be unwilling chase them away by regulating their activities and the ideologies they bring.

The question of values also haunts another proposal of Mendoza and the MRN, he and his party support what he calls tax credits and tax breaks to families, but to who's definition of families? To be clear here, the MRN nor anyone else will be going into the coming parliament with a majority. We will all have to make compromises to get things done. So will a compromise here mean acceding to the definition of families as determined by, say Carnicero and the PLP, who seek to criminalize the use of conversion therapy for homosexuals? Almost certainly. Regardless of one's beliefs, the problem with these specific tax credits and breaks, is that they are always subject to conflicts and bureaucracy when it comes to who receives them and who finds themselves denied. It is between these cracks, that abuse, fraud and neglect of those these programs are allegedly meant to help, breed. What the MRN shares in common with the socialists in the MPL, is a disinterest in seeing that with every new mandate or subsidy placed on the private sector, is an additional vector for corruption, the more complex, the worse.

That's why the Union of New Commons approach to aiding families is direct and universal. For example, we support the abolition and ongoing prohibition of the type of sales tax whose costs are paid for by the common Carbanian, such as on food and on clothing. We also support the provision of universal free schools for all Carbanian children, making use of our own domestically farmed produce. It's why to improve economic growth, rather than provide lower rather than what Carbanians pay in order for them to take over our business sector, we support taxing underprodutive land, to ensure that we put domestically owned economic growth first. This is not a matter of blind hostility toward foreign investments, but a realization that it must come as a result of building an environment that's good for business in general, rather than for foreign business specifically. The only place specific tax breaks and subsidies foreign companies lead is to subservience and the lost of our way of life and sovereignty, to their demands.


Further more on the question of our capacity to compete internationally, I and the Union of New Commons stand in stark opposition to the inflationary Carbon taxation plans of both the PDC and the PLP. They claim that Carbanians as a whole do not need to be concerned about them, that they'll be imposed on large businesses alone. But this ignore that fact that these businesses are large precisely because they do so much buisness with Carbanians, when carbon taxes are imposed on them, they'll pass the costs to the consumers and small businesses that buy from them.

The consequences to the farming sector here in Buñuel would be particularly worrisome. Nearly every aspect of production and sale increases carbon, from the forests that have to be cleared, to the transportation of goods to markets both foreign and domestic, to the use of farming equipment. It is unclear how these carbon taxes will be levied. Will it be just of what is immediately produced by these companies, or will they account for the carbon produced by those who they by from. Frankly I assume the latter, as the PDC and PLP already have shown a ridiculous commitment to aggressively lowing carbon emissions when we, as a country, are already within the bounds of what science says is nessecary by 2050, nevermind what is acceptable now.

Why, when it comes to carbon emissions, our concern should not so much be present amounts, but on future growth. A focus on present amounts harms our agricultural sector today, but concern about future amounts recognizes that industrialization in cities, particularly in the north, is where new carbon emissions could growth into a concern. The answer to that is what the Union of New Commons supports a prohibition on new fossil fuel power generation construction in favor of renewables. Buñuel, has fantastic potential for solar and wind power generation. That's an example of what I mean when I say that we can put domestically owned growth first.

Carbania and Buñuel specifically, has plenty of potential for growth and prosperity, but we can't allow that potential to be squandered in the form of complex and easily corrupted programs, nor through desperately pleading for the attention of foreign forces. The Union of New Commons and I, Yesenia Espinosa, Mayor of Pumallaqta and Presidential candidate, believe we can meet that potential through straight forward, low bureaucracy policies and a strategy for attracting foreign investment built on making Carbania a healthy environment for all buisnesses, not just foreigners.

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Postby Sao Nova Europa » Wed Jun 22, 2022 6:14 am

April 1st, Intichiquan, Federal District

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Alan Castañeda met with business leaders in the morning and in that evening he gave a speech to a political rally of PLP supporters.

"We live in uncertain times. We face a global energy and inflation crisis, as a result of Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine, an act of naked aggression which all democrats must condemn. In those challenging times we cannot afford experiments. We cannot afford electing into power populists, either of the far left or the extreme right. Instead, we need common-sense reformists who can move our country forward with a steady hand and face down the challenges ahead."

"The PLP has been the singular reformist force in Carbanian politics. We support tax cuts for everyone, but especially for small business owners who struggle as a result of the global crisis caused by Russia's invasion. We support the digitization of our public administration, so that we can both save money and time, and to be able to attract foreign direct investments our country sorely needs. We support legislating a Minimum Guaranteed Income so that poverty is eliminated from this great nation. We support protecting our environment from pollution. We support aiding our farmers export their products abroad by offering them low-interest loans and helping them advertise their products."

"The global crisis caused by Russian imperialism, however, forces us to accept certain compromises. At PLP we've long been supportive of a carbon tax to combat climate change, even at the face of populistic criticism. But considering the energy shock caused by Russia's invasion, we will have to postpone the implementation of a carbon tax and the decarbonization of Carbania. Politicians who expect to be trusted with the leadership of this nation must be ready to adapt to circumstances rather than be ideologically rigid even if the face of tremendous changes. As President, I will put the good of Carbania above any ideological rigidity."

"As President, I shall also align Carbania with the liberal West. The liberal order faces threats from an alliance of autocrats, one led by the authoritarian dictator Vladimir Putin. Carbania cannot afford to be neutral in this fight for peace, freedom, democracy and basic human rights. We cannot afford not to fight for decency and dignity. We need to be on the right side of history, and if I am elected President I can tell you that I will not abide by naked aggression and invasions of peaceful nations."

"My fellow Carbanians, we need to reject populism. These are not the times to entrust the leadership of our nation to people who are extremists and dream of ideological models belonging to the 20th century. We need politicians who belong to the 21st century. Politicians who are willing to push through a sensible reformist agenda. Politicians who will modernize this country without tearing it apart, who will liberalize our economy and society but without leaving people behind or causing new divisions. PLP is the party that can achieve this! Let us, together, bring change to Carbania! For jobs, growth and security!"

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Sebastian Carnicero had spoken with police officers that morning and the evening he too attended the PLP rally and spoke.

"We cannot have democracy without security! If people do not feel safe to walk in their streets or go out at night, then they will inevitably turn to the false sirens of authoritarianism. We are not talking here about simple gangs or drug cartels - though they are in themselves great problems we must eliminate - but rather the threat of actual war. The recent terrorist attack in our very own capital showcases that the communist insurgency is far from being defeated and that the provisional government has been unable to safeguard the life, liberty and property of our citizens."

"A PLP administration will not appease the communists. It will crush them! There is no security, no safety, in the appeasement of evil. It only emboldens them. A PLP government shall use a combination of military and police units to root out the terrorists, with whatever means necessary. We will bring all of those bastards to justice! They will be tried and sentenced for the terror they brought upon innocent civilians. Carbania will remain a liberal democracy, and those communists who believe they can violently turn our country into a second Cuba or Venezuela will be decisively defeated!"

"At the same time, a PLP government will bring prosperity, growth and jobs so that our young people are not lured by the false sirens of Marxism. We will cut taxes, digitize our public administration and cut red tape so that we may attract massive amounts of foreign direct investments. The great American President Ronald Reagan famously said, 'you can’t be for big government, big taxes, and big bureaucracy and still be for the little guy'. I fully agree! The left - and the far right who have embraced socialist economics - are for big government. We at PLP are for the little guy. For those who struggle to make ends meet. That's why we want to drastically cut taxes and deconstruct the administrative state!"

"A PLP administration shall also hire 2000 more police officers, procure modern equipment and organized rapid intervention motorized units that will regularly patrol the streets of our cities. No more will any Carbanian feel unsafe in their own city! We will toughen sentences for serious crimes so that criminals understand that if they will not have it easy if they do the crime. We need a government that cares about the rights of the law-abiding, peaceful citizens instead of appeasing criminals, communists and other seditious and violent elements. A PLP government will bring LAW and ORDER in this nation!"

"Together, we'll build a far better future for Carbania- a future of growth, opportunity, and security, anchored by the values of a people who are confident, compassionate, and whose heart is good."
Signature:

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Postby Sao Nova Europa » Wed Jun 22, 2022 7:01 am

PLP TV ads:

A LEFT WING GOVERNMENT WILL RAISE TAXES ON YOU

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A government led by MPL or OJS will result in TAX HIKES
The middle class of Carbania will be forced to suffer to fund SOCIALIST PROGRAMS

A PLP GOVERNMENT WILL CUT TAXES
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We will CUT TAXES for every Carbanian
Small business owners will PAY LESS TAX
We will ELIMINATE MOST TAXES

VOTE LEFT FOR TAX HIKES

VOTE PLP FOR TAX CUTS


A LEFT WING GOVERNMENT WILL NATIONALIZE BUSINESSES
A PLP GOVERNMENT WILL ATTRACT INVESTMENTS AND PROMOTE GROWTH

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A PLP government will DIGITIZE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
A PLP government will CUT TAXES
A PLP government will END RED TAPE
A PLP government will SUPPORT BUSINESSES


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VOTE PLP FOR JOBS, GROWTH AND PROSPERITY


OUR COUNTRY FACES TERRORIST ATTACKS AND GANG VIOLENCE

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WE NEED LAW AND ORDER

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A PLP government will HIRE THOUSANDS OF POLICE OFFICERS
A PLP government will FORM MOTORIZED PATROL UNITS
A PLP government will ALLOW THE POLICE TO CLEANSE OUR STREETS
A PLP government will TOUGHEN SENTENCES FOR VIOLENT CRIMINALS
A PLP government will PUT CRIMINALS IN JAIL


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A PLP government will END THE COMMUNIST INSURGENCY
A PLP government will BRING COMMUNISTS TO JUSTICE
A PLP government will PUT AN END TO TERRORISM


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A VOTE FOR PLP IS A VOTE FOR SECURITY
A VOTE FOR PLP IS A VOTE FOR LAW AND ORDER
Signature:

"I’ve just bitten a snake. Never mind me, I’ve got business to look after."
- Guo Jing ‘The Brave Archer’.

“In war, to keep the upper hand, you have to think two or three moves ahead of the enemy.”
- Char Aznable

"Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat."
- Sun Tzu

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Postby Guagolandum » Wed Jun 22, 2022 12:37 pm

José Antonio García - Itinerary

Date: April 1, 2022
Location: PLC Regional Headquarters, Camparroz
Summary: García attended a regional meeting and gave a speech to all fellow party members.
Excerpt: "Every one of you is crucial to achieve our model of an ideal Carbania."

Date: April 4, 2022
Location: Embassy of the Russian Federation, Intichiquan
Summary: García went on a protest because of the Bucha Massacre.
Excerpt: "We ask our government to condemn this absolutely repugnant massacre! Our foreign policy cannot be so insensible! We need to be bold, to condemn what needs to be condemned!"

Date: April 8, 2022
Location: Bosqueviejo, Buñuel
Summary: García arrived in the city to get a city tour.
Excerpt: "In my childhood, I dreamed about being to many places, and this city was one of them. I'm fullfilling my dream, and I'm also taking a look at this neglected city. We must change this."

Date: April 22, 2022
Location: García Residency, Intichiquan
Summary: García gave a speech as his end of campaign sign.
Excerpt: "My name is José Antonio García. Proudly a father, proudly a husband, and proudly a patriot. Vote for the PLC, vote for a better Carbania."


Pedro Quispe - Itinerary

Date: April 12, 2022
Location: Santa Carmen, Bolívar y Carbán
Summary: Quispe got a city tour.
Excerpt: "Many thanks to you, people of ByC. I can see your good wills and I will work, either from Presidency or from another place, to improve your lives and those of your children."

Date: April 16, 2022
Location: Factory, Cayañar, Valenzuela
Summary: Quispe went to a factory to work there for a day and meet some of the workers of Cayañar.
Excerpt: "It is with great honour that I extend a greeting to the working class of Valenzuela, some of whose members I have known today. Our workers are great people, and they mustn't be abused. Fair pay, fair work!"

Date: April 20, 2022
Location: Consulate-General of Peru, Santiago de Carbania
Summary: Quispe showed up on the Consulate-General of Peru to meet the consul.
Excerpt: "If I am elected by the people of Carbania, one of my duties shall be -as the first Carbanian Peruvian elected president- to strengthen our ties and ensure our cooperation and mutual profits with our neighboring Peruvian friends.

Date: April 22, 2022
Location: García Residency, Intichiquan
Summary: Quispe accompanied García in his end of campaign speech.

Date: April 24, 2022
Location: Cathedral of Paz de Luna, Alturas de Carbania
Summary: Quispe attended church, and greeted some locals. He was also seen eating ice cream at a local shop.
Excerpt: None.
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Postby Arengin Union » Wed Jun 22, 2022 3:48 pm

Puerto Plata, Tres Rios
Plaza Pacifico, Downtown
April 5th, 2022 9:00 AM


The coastal city of Puerto Plata was always a beauty to behold, with privates and commercial ships alike adorning the harbors, cargo bays filled with consumer goods and exporting material to send abroad. The atmosphere of industry and progress could be felt in this glorious state while the cool pacific breeze offered a refreshing rest from the typical Carbanian heat. Truly Tres Rio was one of the most important sites of economic development for the nation and Cabrera knew this well as this was where he had spent a good portion of his childhood before joining the military, his own mother still lived in Puerto Plata though bed ridden much to Cabrera's own displeasure. The rebels had taken her ability to walk a long time ago and she detested them for it, it had been a major reasoning for why he had joined the military and now that Carbania was at the mercy of a new breed of weak willed academierdos it felt that it was his duty to once more get involved in the country's fate. A crowd similar in size to that of Plaza Barano had assembled at the downtown plaza, the town hall only a few blocks away as this was the first park that had opened in the city. A large platform adorned with the blue and white colors of the movement laid at the center of the plaza, flags of Carbania flying proudly while the symbol of the hawk could be seen at various long platforms with speakers.

Esqueda had arrived earlier as usual, overseeing the arrival of supporters and the media alike, it seemed that the candidate's outrageous behavior had captivated audiences enough to garner the following of the press to which Esqueda was more than happy. He was impressed at how well the platform set up had ended up looking, they had to cut corners for now given the initial limited donations but money seemed to be of no worry to Cabrera as whenever there were problems with money he could always come out with a new donation. It seemed that his connections could reach some affluent people though the campaign manager was unsure of who these connections were exactly beyond Cabrera's old war buddies and fellow officers. Regardless the show had to start, as the crowd was handed small flags of Carbania and the SaNa party the local candidate for the parliament seat of this district appeared on stage. Rafael Torres had been a lieutenant back in the 90s before retiring after his service and opening a shipping business with his small pension, he appeared dressed in a dark fatigues with the SaNa colors enshrined, his appearance garnered little reaction from the crowd beyond a few unmotivated cheers.

"Como estan citizens of Puerto Plata!" The candidate said over his microphone to which he got a mild response from the crowd, "I said como estan!" the crowd gave a louder response though still not energetic enough.

"We stand here at the start of SaNa's tour through the country in the hopes we will get the people's support, because we are excited to take part of this new stage in Carbania's history. It is through all of you that we will make sure that the grievances and problems of Carbania are addressed, ending corruption at the highest levels, eliminating violent political extremist and criminal gangs that lay siege to innocent people and more important work for Carbania and her citizen's interest only!" The crowd's cheer grew a bit more spirited though most were here expecting the Colonel and not the local parliamentary candidate to say the least.

"So allow me the honors to present the man who wants just that, to lead Carbania into a new era of freedom, safety, and progress!" Torres said as the crowd began to get more stirred, "Damas y Caballeros, dearest compatriots for Salvacion Nacional, Colonel Cabrera, El Halcon!" Torres said as he gave a presenting motion and Cabrera made his way from behind a small set and up the stage, the man towered over Torres quite noticeably as he walked with wide steps and a wide smile at his face as he waved at the crowd which now cheered fully for the man. After a brief exchange of words and a firm handshake between the two fellow candidates Cabrera took hold of the microphone and wasted no time to talk.

"I am very happy to be back where I grew up, I finished my elementary studies here in Puerto Plata and it's thanks to this city that I am the man who I am now and I say that proudly, compatriots!" Cabrera's words uplifted the crowd, especially the local veterans and their families who waved their flags with glee.

"And compatriotas this is the start of a new movement, a movement that seeks to root out all the putrid corrupt politicos who want to tell you how to live your lives instead of listening to you, and I'm here to listen to all of you!" More light cheering, "What I want to do is bring progress, bring freedom from corruption and poverty to all the people, especially our soldados who fought for so long and hard to keep us safe from the terrorist extremists who bomb our streets, extort our villages up in Alturas and who now seek to infiltrate our new opportunity for change, los chanates comeculo!" The crowd of veterans both old and young grew fervent and managed to incite the wider crowd to do the same.

"Chanates like that Ortero, the hand of Osvaldo Tuz runs right through his culo and makes with him as he pleases. Ortero wants us all to forget he was a part of the very same extremists that commit acts of terror against fellow Carbanians. Believe me compatriotas, if he's allowed anywhere near power those acts will become sponsored by his government, his chanate government which will pull our long abandoned fighters from their houses and disappear them. Do you want that for you or your children!?" Cabrera pointed to a member of the audience who shook their head in disapproval, "You want that?" he pointed to another who did the same.

"Nobody of us wants that, just like the common man doesn't want that, to see their neighbors taken from their houses by chanate scum!" Cabrera decried, "That's what people like Ortero and Garcia want, their parties are colluded with the left wing extremists and we will not allow them victory, we will run them out of the ballot, out by the votes and we will confront them if they decide not to respect the will of the people. Because if there is something that the communists have shown is that, sin respeto, no respect to the people's will. If the people had wanted to see a Chanate government they would've made it happen a long time ago and that has not been the case and wont ever be the case, communism is a sickness and we must erradicate its spreaders fully and mark my word compatriotas I will do just that!"

After more cheering and chanting Cabrera continued his passionate speech, his chin up and his arms crossed, a smug at his font as he heard the chant.

"NO CHANATES, NO CHANATES!"

"And we also have the people like Mendoza. That man and I may share the same hatred of communists but believe me compatriotas he's no leader material, you look at him, his awkward smile and how he speaks very up tighty, como un academierdo que es!" The remark drew laughs, "He claims we, at Salvacion Nacional want another dictatorship, we aim not for any of the sort but for the restitution of peace, freedom, and progress, if he were smart he'd see that right away, but I guess his advisors just don't let him watch anything that they dont approve, como un mamelucon!" Cabrera laughed as did most of the audience.

"We will continue forwards Compatriotas, long live Carbania, and we will save the nation, Salvar la nacion con SaNa!"

"Salvar la nacion con SaNa!" The crowd shouted at a once more equanimous and self-assured Cabrera.




The event soon came to an end, with banners and pamphlets spread among the crowd in the hopes of Cabrera's face and the Party's symbol to spread as much as possible. Meanwhile Cabrera and Torres among several other men in dark fatigues, Esqueda walked behind the group, his tablet at the ready as he reviewed the video of the livestreamed rally and saw it had peaked with over 20,000 viewers, an improvement with the first one. CNN and other outlets were also reporting on the speech, albeit with criticism over Cabreras attacks on Mendoza and other candidates, Esqueda wasn't so surprised as he had come to expect it at this point.

"We'll be heading to Camparroz, I hope you keep things well here Torrecito!" Cabrera told Torres as he patted the man at his shoulder, the candidate merely smiled and nodded.

"Good," Cabrera said with a low tone before turning to his escorts and Esqueda, "Vamonos, pues!"

After passing by a crowd of cheering supporters as well as protestors against Cabrera himself the man and his campaign manager once more boarded their SUV and were in route to their hotel.

"So we're heading to Camparroz, I though Buñuel was first..." Esqueda said puzzled.

"Tranquilo Brayan, it's best we get to Camparroz first and then Buñuel, best to leave the people there awaiting for their leader... That province has always been ignored even by the Junta. We gotta try and squeeze as much support from it as we can, como limones!" Cabrera smiled as he went to grab the same bottle of tequila from before.

"I'm looking forward to my wonderful state of Bolívar y Carbán, that is where I was born and that is where I will truly garnish the love of the people. El amor de la gente!" He poured himself a drink, "That's what I truly relish in Brayan, the cheer of the crowd. But dios mio I want an even larger crowd..."
"I do as I please"
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Postby The Sarangtus Lands » Wed Jun 22, 2022 5:13 pm

The Alca Mallama Show - Now on a Screen Near You!

- 30 minute segment every day of the weekend for the final month.
- Includes speeches, donation drives - games, stunts, concerts (get pro-MPL celebrities out singing, this would help numbers)
- Highlight up-and-coming candidates: student activist running in Intichiquan - inspiring, new hope, Afro-Carbanian textile worker living in Valenzuela slums who was just barely able to scrape enough money to run and was supported by the MPL for his infrastructure and funding, indigenous farmer running in Mugre Oro to stop American companies ripping apart his home town.
- Do call-ins with ordinary voters, address their concerns, with a few other candidates for the MPL, empathise with them, appear human. National town hall segment where he speaks with the voters directly - key bread-and-butter issues such as housing, education, healthcare, water, etc.

The National Provincal Tour

- In the weekdays, Mallama would still campaign, but in a rather interesting and innovative way. He took out a train, painted red and adorned with flags.
- Atop it, he would make speeches across the nation, speaking on what he called the 5 points: healthcare, housing, employment, economic democracy and the social security net, in particular the MPL's plans to create a triple-locked state pension at 60% of the median income, and the establishment of a child benefit to assist families. He also spoke on local issues in each province, speaking on, for example, mining in Alturas or agriculture in Camparroz.
- He visited every province, spending 2.5 days in each one, using the 4 weeks left to his advantage.
- He ensured that local union branches and the left-wing alternative media arms - which he had been developing throughout the campaign - got the word out, and increased turnout for his speeches as much as possible.
- His speeches were intentionally rousing and strong, as he denounced foreign companies "pillaging the resources and exploiting the people", and often channelled both his experience in the resistance and his time with Jorge Alcemenoz, using Alcemenoz's name to channel nostalgia for the pre-dictatorship era, especially among the old.
- He spoke in all sorts of areas, from urban to rural, and took questions from the audience at the end of the speeches.

A New Mass Media Strategy

- The MPL realised that targeted online advertising could get more per-dollar (samples below) than traditional adveritising, and reached more people, so it focused on that as a crux of it, especially in areas with high mobile access, however pamphlets were mailed out directly to possible voters in rural areas with little internet access, in order to ensure the MPL was able to make itself heard, though that spending was relatively modest due to the lower turnout in those areas.
- Mallama and other MPL members were booked for interviews frequently, but they were thoroughly screened to make sure that the candidates who were the most charismatic and able to keep their cool went on. They went on a mix of left-wing alternative media and mainstream media, with candidates often attending their local media in order to sell themselvex and their fellow MPL members on the ticket to the region.
- The media strategy was quite simple: stick to the bread and butter issues, talk about guaranteeing employment, guaranteeing housing, guaranteeing water, guaranteeing healthcare, taking control of Carbania's resources, while shutting down any hostile lines of questioning through attacking the mainstream media and pointing out who owns them.
- Clips where the MPL felt particularly that they had the upper hand were posted across MPL social media, from the official party page to the social media accounts of MPL candidates - and every single MPL candidate would have an official media account, carefully controlled by the party to prevent any loose cannons, though of course there was little ideological censorship so long as they kept on-message and didn't fight amongst themselves.
- A social media office was made, serving primarily two purposes: firstly to create viral memes supporting the MPL standpoint, to be disseminated across Facebook, WhatsApp, etc (samples below as well), and secondly to contact influencers and get them to support the MPL through sharing these memes and through posting pro-MPL content, along with of course amplifying pro-MPL stories and silencing anti-MPL stories.

The Network

- Of course, organisational integrity was important. The MPL would have a strongly decenteralised staff, but one which was still working in synergy with other sides of the organisation. They got local staff rather than foreign advisors, and rejected consulting firms and all other forms of influence like that.
- Furthermore, Mallama personally ensured the loyalty of the trade unions, which would build a decent organisational base for the MPL - of course it wasn't perfect, but there we are.
- The MPL also have special liaisons to religious organisations, along with to all other interest groups such as racial ones (having special people targeting Afro-Carbanians and the indigenous), to community organisations and all the way of course to simply local advocacy groups which had one specific issue, with the MPL using those to earn votes on less national issues and take a local approach where needed.
- They also had special outreach to less engaged communities such as the youth and the indigenous, and made sure to boost turnout through the formation of specialised social media groups and through dedicating resources to get out the vote efforts and spending money on automated calls in order to get the message out.
- There was also overall a broader online organisational strategy, as MPL organisers got together in social media groups and were able to organise themselves over wide distances, along with a GOTV effort as MPL members across the nation encouraged their friends and families to vote, and called for a "Final Week of Activism" where they would work to speak with their co-workers, friends, and family about the election on the week, and made sure that they voted, and voted for the MPL through personal persuasion and providing resources to help people assist others in voting. It was hoped that this strategy would turn out the MPL base across the nation.
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Postby Kargintinia » Wed Jun 22, 2022 5:24 pm

Internet Video, posted by the CRPA

The video begins with a photo of Alejandro De La Vega during his visit to Mugre Oro before cutting to the familiar face of Osvaldo Tuz

"Senor De La Vega, do not think we did not notice your short visit to the province of Mugre Oro. We know you are frightened, as all members of the oppressive capitalist class should be. Mr. De La Vega, we want you to know this; we can get you in any province. You think you are safe with your expensive overseas homes and your private security. You are absolutely wrong. You and the rest of your oligarch friends will soon pay a price, unknown how heavy.


The video then cuts to a CRPA soldier loading an AK rifle while looking at a photo of Mr. De La Vega on a wall. The soldier then points his rifle and unloads the entire 30 round magazine into the photograph.

The video then cuts to a photo of Colonel Mariano Cabrera

"Colonel Cabrera, we have not forgotten your brutal murders. A man whose sole loyalty is to the old dictatorial regime and the Central Intelligence Agency. Your soldiers cannot protect you. Our guerillas can hunt you to the ends of the Earth. Surround yourself with as many guns as you want, but it will make little difference. The thousands of Carbanians you murdered will be avenged.


A similar clip to before, with a different CRPA guerilla unloading into a photo of Cabrera.

"Lastly I speak to Senor Miledo. You think the people do not see through you? You are no true man of the workers. You are a wolf in sheep's clothing, controlled opposition. You betray the very people you claim to stand for by participating in this electoral farce.


Yet again, a guerilla fires an entire magazine into the photo of Mr. Miledo.

¡Muerte al capitalismo! Viva la revolución! "


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Postby Guagolandum » Wed Jun 22, 2022 5:47 pm

PLC Radio Ad, April 2022[

Hay un loco insultando a todos los candidatos, lanzándoles improperios. ¡Sirve más para comediante que para presidente, y se apellida Cabrera! Will you let this madman rule? Of course not! Besides protecting you from communist insurgence and madmen, PLC will raise wages and cut taxes for businesses and for you. PLC will combat the insurgence if they refuse to give up their deadly struggle against the forces of law and order. PLC will raise soldier wages, so the soldiers' families won't struggle. PLC will reform the military and police, to put fresh flesh in charge. PLC will encourage national production for exporting whilst also attracting foreign investment. PLC will strengthen ties with our neighbors in South America, and with the free world. The times of dictatorship are over, the times of democracy begin!

Vote PLC, vote Quispe for President, vote Labourist mayors for your municipality! Vote Torres for the Federal District! That way, you'll help stop state neglection!
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Postby Guagolandum » Wed Jun 22, 2022 5:55 pm

Pedro Quispe's endorsement of Francisco Torres

Date: April 29, 2022
Location: Franciscan Order headquarters, Intichiquan

The recording started.

"All men in the Franciscan Order can tell you about Francisco Torres. Good man, figure of the people, his heart is big. And you know, he's running for mayor of Intichiquan, our capital city. Francisco won't let you down, he will manage Intichiquan as the people wish to manage it. He has a natural understanding of the problems of this city and he does know how to solve them. In name of the Labourist Party, and of those who wish a new Carbania, please, vote for Francisco for Mayor!"

"A vote for Francisco is a vote for PLC. For a good management of the city. For a warm-hearted mayor, for someone who truly worries about the people and not about money. For someone who helps, someone who is well-known as a man of the people. Long live Carbania!"


The recording stopped. Quispe then went on to do his labour as a special guest of the Franciscan Order that day.
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Postby Nova Anglicana » Wed Jun 22, 2022 7:03 pm

A local secondary school, Intichiquan


Francisco Torres was in the bathroom washing his hands. He was preparing to enter the cafeteria of the secondary school, where teachers, parents, and students were waiting for him to address them. The Labourist Party advisors had recommended that his campaign needed some meat to it, a signature policy or something people could point to and say, "This is what Francisco Torres will do for Intichiquan." It was all very well for people to say, "Hermano Francisco is a good man", or for Francisco himself to rally people in favor of the abstract idea of democracy or better wages, but going against a real politician with real accomplishments in Luis Fusco, one needed something more. So they had told him he needed to meet specifically with different groups, such as police officers, hospital workers, shopkeepers, and yes, parents and teachers, to tell them what he would do. So Francisco had thought long and hard about which group he should speak to first, what idea animated him. He'd settled on an event at a school because he knew the importance of education and how it had given him a chance instead of being a semi-literate laborer like many people he knew back in Camparroz. He also planned to ask people at the event what he could do; perhaps they would have good ideas that could help him.

He stepped into the hallway and watched through the door as people milled about, chatting and eating food. It was the evening, so he'd made sure that the party had provided something to eat for the people who came tonight. He looked in; seemed like a couple hundred people had shown up. Not bad; he'd already booked a couple of other appearances at primary schools. If this went well, he could build off of it for future appearances. A local Labourist volunteer approached the microphone set up at the front of the room, tested it, and said, "Thank you, everyone, for coming to tonight's event. If you would please take your seats, I'd like to introduce our speaker for this evening. You may have seen him on the streets working with the poor, organizing with labor unions, counseling pregnant women, or working with his Querida Comunidad houses, but now he's asking for your vote as Mayor of Intichiquan. Without further ado, I present Hermano Francisco Torres!"

There was polite applause as Francisco entered the room. "Good evening, everyone," he said energetically. "You'll have to excuse me if I'm a bit nervous. I've never run for political office before, and I'm still learning. But the good thing is, many people have never run for office before and are doing so now. It is an outpouring of civic spirit and faith in democracy. We need good citizens who love our country to run for office and support it. Perhaps you or even your children will be inspired years from now. That's why I'm running for mayor of Intichiquan, that's why our leader García is running for Parliament and our candidate Quispe is running for President, because we love Carbania and we believe it can be a great nation if its citizens believe in it and work for the good of all of us!"

There was more polite applause as Francisco then launched into the meat of his speech. "Tonight, I have a few things I want to say about education in Carbania, to parents, to students, and to teachers. I grew up in Camparroz, and my family were poor tenant farmers of some absentee landlord. I might have spent my entire life in the same position were it not for education. My family could barely afford to send me to primary school, and I needed financial help to go to secondary school and to university. Because of that help and the education I got, I can help people all over Intichiquan, whether it's you all here or the poor in our streets. This is why I propose that all school fees be abolished and education be mandatory from age 6 to 17. Six years of primary and six years of secondary education are what our children need to learn about our great nation and to learn how to survive, get jobs, and help other people. We also need free tickets before and after school hours for secondary students, to help them get to school more easily."

Another bit of polite applause. While sending your child to school was free, paying for uniforms and covering other costs throughout the year was not, and this certainly made a difference for some folks. But more depended on what he was about to say. "But I understand that even if my family had been able to send me to secondary school, they might not have chosen to do so, because they needed me on the farm. Children should have a childhood, and not be required to work before they are older and can make that decision for themselves. To avoid children needing to work, I propose a cash benefit to families for every child enrolled in school and a simultaneous raise in the minimum wage in our Federal District. This will avoid punishing poorer families as education becomes mandatory and alleviate the need for children working, as their parents will be able to make more money without the help of their children."

This got stronger applause. "The other concern I have with regards to our children's education is with their food while they are at school. While some families are well off enough to send their children to school with a nutritious and full breakfast and lunch, many others have to rely on food provided at the school. And too often it is not appropriate for children. How many of you are worried about your children's health and what they eat?"

Many parents raised their hands and even a few teachers as well. "At many schools across the nation, including here in Intichiquan, sugary snacks are provided for breakfast and lunch consists not of a well-balanced meal, but whatever is cheapest to provide. And where do you think we get these sugary snacks? Multinational companies, growing fat off of government subsidies, are only too happy to offload their extra product on us. Countries like Mexico have already fallen prey to this, with their children eating unhealthily and their agricultural landscape diminished. Even when these snacks are made by Carbanians, they represent a dangerous trend towards not growing healthy foods with a wide range of nutrients, but one or two foods that provide very poor nutrition. My friends, Carbania has a vast and diverse agricultural landscape. It should be much easier for Carbanian farmers to sell to our schools instead of selling to multinationals or multinationals selling to our children. We should take advantage of our great agricultural sector to provide more fruits and vegetables, as well as healthier grains, to our children. Our children need milk, real fruit juice, and water to sustain them, not sugary sodas or drinks masquerading as fruit juice. They should also have the opportunity, even city kids, to understand where food comes from and to grow and prepare it themselves. And no longer should anyone have to pay for breakfast or lunch; even if meals are cheap, every centavo counts for a lot of our families here in Intichiquan. When they are able to grow up healthy, they will grow up strong and be able to live longer, healthier lives. If elected mayor, I propose two free school meals, each with a proper nutritional balance, and purchased as much as possible from Carbanian farmers. I also propose school gardening programs and cooking classes to help everyone understand better the proper relationship with food, and for some to discover a lifelong culinary passion!"

Here there was not only enthusiastic clapping, but even some whistling and a few cheers. "But do not think I am neglecting our teachers. We not only need students who are ready to learn because they are not worrying about their families or their next meal, but also excellent teachers if we are going to have the best quality education in Carbania. It is not fair to students or to excellent teachers to allow subpar educators to waste children's time or force other teachers to do extra work because their colleagues are too irresponsible to teach or to come to work. Therefore, I propose that we set strong minimum standards and clear requirements to be licensed as a teacher. We only want the best here in Intichiquan, no slackers or fakers!"

Here, parents applauded while some teachers frowned. "In turn, we need to reward our teachers and provide them with good administrators. First, to entice good teachers and to reward compliance with certification and standards, we must raise new teacher pay by at least 20% over the next four years and veteran teacher pay by at least 10%. If we expect excellence from our teachers, and we will, in the form of standards and attendance, we must pay them well. Second, to help our existing teachers teach better and help our students learn better, we must hire more teachers to reduce class sizes. We must have no more than 35 students per class in primary education and no more than 40 students per class in secondary education. This will give teachers more time to address student needs and students will be less distracted. Thirdly, we need to put administrators in place that teachers trust. A teacher council should present a list of three current teachers whenever a new administrator position comes open; while the administrators and the school officials would have final say, the teachers would be involved in governing their own schools. Of course, we will have rigorous standards and training for principals and others as well. Finally, all of this will involve more money going to schools. In addition to working with the national government to secure more school funding, I will also propose to cut back on positions in the central offices of Intichiquan schools. There are too many bureaucrats and corrupt officials who have stolen our children's money for too long. By eliminating unnecessary positions and prosecuting thieves, we will secure money to improve our schools!"

This got the biggest applause of the night. Everyone loved a good anti-corruption proposal. Francisco prepared to wrap up. "Finally, my friends, I have one more thing to say. We look to schools not only to take care of our children when their parents are working, or to prepare them to work one day, but also to produce good Carbanian citizens. We look to our parents to teach our children personal morality, but we look to our schools to teach our children public morality. Whether you are Catholic, Protestant, or irreligious, you have the right to pass your values on to your children. But the nation has a right to pass on public values as well. This could be as simple as making sure to properly put away your lunch tray and use the trash and recycling appropriately, so that we do not make extra work for our already hard-working cleaning staff and so we can take care of our environment. But even more important are the values of listening to others, sharing with them, treating everyone with respect and kindness, and promoting love of country and love of democracy. Our politicians could learn a thing or too from our children. Language such as used by Sr. Carnicero of the PLP, or nasty insults like the platform of Sr. Cabrera seems to consist of, are not the examples we want set for our children. Neither do we want them learning that all of society is merely a capitalist plot, or, as under the junta, that democracy makes nations weak. There is a tremendous responsibility placed on all of our school staff to be good examples for our children, as well as to teach them to be kind and to love Carbania and love our democracy. If our children grow up like that, then our nation will be strong. Together, we can make a strong Intichiquan and a strong Carbania for all!"


Some people stood and applauded, while others sat and looked skeptical. Francisco paused, sweating, before finishing up. "And now, my friends, it is the job of the politician not only to promise things to the people, but to listen to them. If you'd like to stay, I will be available for questions and to hear your concerns. We will stay as long as we need to hear you out. If you can't stay, please take a Labourist Party flyer and tell your friends about my campaign, or about the campaigns of our leader García for Parliament or our candidate Quispe for President! Thank you all, have a good night, and may God bless you and your families."

He then stepped down and began to engage the voters. The advisors had been right: he needed to focus on what could be done for people, not just what he could say in speeches. That was the only way he could win, and more importantly, not lose his soul.

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Champions
WBC 48, IBC 35/36, IBS XIII, WJHC VII, URSA 7s I, Port Louis 7s I, CE 29-30 (as NAAZE)

Runners-up
WBC 39/44/50, WCoH 46, RUWC 31, Cup of Harmony 65, IBS III/VIII, AVBF 7s II

3rd Place
WBC 28/32/36, RUWC XXIX, Cup of Harmony 64, IBS V, WJHC V/VIII/XVI/XVII, Beltane Cup II, Londinium 7s II, R7WC VI (eliminated in semis, no 3PPO)

4th Place
WBC 29/38/49, IBS VII, RUWC XXI/XXVI, WJHC IV, Londinium 7s I, WCoH 28, RAHI II

Quarterfinals
WBC 27/30/31/37/41/43/47, IBS VI, IBC 15/31, WJHC VI/IX/XIV, RAHI I, AVBF Rugby Sevens I, RUWC XXIV/XXV

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WBC 31/35, Londinium 7s I/II, IBS IX

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Postby Dentali » Thu Jun 23, 2022 7:41 am

Kargintinia wrote:Internet Video, posted by the CRPA

The video begins with a photo of Alejandro De La Vega during his visit to Mugre Oro before cutting to the familiar face of Osvaldo Tuz

"Senor De La Vega, do not think we did not notice your short visit to the province of Mugre Oro. We know you are frightened, as all members of the oppressive capitalist class should be. Mr. De La Vega, we want you to know this; we can get you in any province. You think you are safe with your expensive overseas homes and your private security. You are absolutely wrong. You and the rest of your oligarch friends will soon pay a price, unknown how heavy.



De La Vega speaking to reporters after a campaign appearance.

Reporter: "Mr. De la Vega, did you see the video that Osvaldo Tuz posted threatening your life? Do you fear for your safety?"

De La Vega: "I refuse to be intimidated by thugs, we have fought too long and too hard for Democracy and the people to have the right to choose their own leaders. Threatening violence, instead of joining us in the Democratic process is just downright cowardice and an acknowledgement that they have no real influence over the free people of this nation.... The OJS will be holding a rally in Mugre Oro shortly before election day to prove we are not afraid... My life means little when compared to the freedom we are fighting for, the right to choose our own destiny."
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Postby The Sarangtus Lands » Thu Jun 23, 2022 8:20 am

MPL Online Ads, targeted at low-income swing voters:

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Targeted at swing voters over the age of 45:

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Targeted at rural swing voters:

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Postby Dentali » Thu Jun 23, 2022 10:37 am

Alejandro De La Vega
OJS: Organización por la Justicia y la Solidaridad
Campaigning April 2022


10 days Alturas Carbania

The month of April would begin in a province largely ignored by De La Vega directly, Alturas Carbania. While the OJS did have a presence in the province it had been neglected in favor of other ventures, but as the polls tightened and the OJS began to hit its ceiling in multiple provinces, it was decided to further invest into the skeleton operation in AC.

The ten days spent in Carbania directly by Alejandro were spent visiting various sites of disasters, landslides, and floods, as well as the mining communities amid the mountainous region. He held several press conferences and interview in and around sites which had suffered from these natural disasters and linked the environmentalism of the OJS with the practical and welfare side of the policy platform. The OJS would prioritize the building of dams, shelters, and other projects which would prevent and control landslides and flooding at the same time they would introduce new safety measures for the local mining industry to ensure environmental damage was minimized while jobs were secured.

He made it clear that they would be working in a partnership between businesses, unions, and the Government to ensure jobs were protected, wages raised, and the environment protected, putting the communities of AC first. This campaigning was repeated at a dozen townhalls held across the province in the smaller communities, as well as the indigenous settlements where he also spoke about native property rights. The weekend spent in Alturas saw De La Vega and the OJS hold a massive rally in the provincial capital after a significant promotional period which saw the distribution of brochures, leaflets, promotional materials, and billboards on the side of the road.

During the rally as he had during the townhalls, De La Vega made it clear he was pragmatic and sensible, acknowledging and respecting the need for the mining jobs in the province but also maintaining they could increase the investment made in the environment and public safety. At this time he also brought to the forefront a program of “Rural Electrification and Development”, bringing investment, jobs, and infrastructure to the provinces like AC and Mugre Oro.

1 day in Intichiquan

De la Vega considered the well running dry in Intichiquan in terms of voters but spent a day doing interviews and photo ops around the city, helping out in poorer neighborhoods and energizing the efforts of volunteers. Privately he had closed door meetings with various potential donors and business interests who had wanted to meet with the OJS leadership following the positive polling.

He made it abundantly clear his top priority was a healthy business climate in Carbania, which included an emphasis on property rights, anti corruption, antitrust and monopoly, low taxes and low regulation. He felt truly that this would not just win over donors but was what would be best for the economy and the people of Carbania overall and that the OJS stood a better chance of creating this climate than the centrist parties, right wing pseudo fascist parties, and certainly more than the nationalizing MPL.


1 day in Bunel

During the month of April, De la Vega only spent one day in Bunuel. This desert province was likely firmly in the right wing column for the election but the division of the right and the lack of investment in the province from other left wing parties mean that the OJS could potentially punch above their weight. He held two town halls and a small rally that month as well as a few photo ops in between. He respectfully engaged right wing citizens in discourse and debate, carefully supporting his positions with the rhetoric of liberation theology.

In terms of policy he focused on breaking up “Anti-Market Monopolies”, supporting small businesses with low taxes and the influence of his own christian faith in his life. His success in the business world gave him some clout with the communities of right leaning voters and he hoped that even if he hadn’t changed minds he had softened the image of the OJS in the eyes of the right leaning electorate.


1 day in Bolivar y Carban

The appeal of the OJS in the farmland of Bolivar y Carban was somewhat surprising to De La Vega but he made the most of it. The messaging of the OJS in the province was all about modernization, land reform and empowering small farmers and families through subsidies, breaking up the monopolies, and supporting farming cooperatives.

De La Vega’s day in the province consisted of two short townhalls and then a large rally with a slate of OJS politicians. This focus on empowering farming communities, modernizing, developing and electrifying the province and its agricultural sector was the main subject of the rally, though it also included the now standard promises of Pensions, Education, Healthcare, and Unemployment insurance.


10 days Mugre Oro

As a result of the Insurgency throwing down the gauntlet to De La Vega he made sure that a full 10 days were spent in Mugre Oro, mostly at the tail end of the month but not exclusively. The state was the smallest in the country in terms of population and had not seen much activity from De La Vega personally. This was due mainly due to concerns regarding travel time from location to location eating up far too much of the schedule, instead the region was targeted heavily with radio advertisements.

With that in mind De La Vega also save his focus on the provinces of MO and AC for last because they would take the longest to have OJS supporting operations fully implemented. With a beefed up security team leading the way, De La Vega struck out doing a dozen town halls in small towns across the provinces, while doing high profile visits with indigenous leaders.

His rhetoric during these visits focused on the livelihoods of rural, poor, and indigenous workers that were employed in the mining/extraction fields. De La Vega promised to protect jobs and empower them as a greater part of the companies they work for. Guaranteeing a living wage and better conditions for working, as well as environmentally for the communities. The same type of practical every day issues he focused on in AC. He continued to emphasize it was what the people DESERVED, and how under his leadership taxes on the rich and powerful would be raised while the taxes on those making the average income or below would have them drastically reduced. He focused on how he would lower the cost of living, increase wages, and provide social services like healthcare, education, and pensions.

The time spent in MO was capped with a large rally. Due to the size of the population and the distances involved the rally was not as massive as he might have hoped but the count for the event was accurate, and the venue reserves was full, no empty seats. He would give a speech focused on jobs, wages, and rural development, protecting the people from natural disasters and improving the standard of living. Pensions, Healthcare, Education, empowering people to have control over their destiny. Once again finishing by speaking about his rural development program which would bring the region out of poverty, create jobs and give the people social mobility.


2 days in Valenzuela

Alejandro De La Vega only spent 2 days in Valenzuela but ended his campaign there with a mega-rally the night before the election. It was the official GOTV kickoff, with every member of the OJS switching over from registering, educating, and persuading voters to getting those voters who were so meticulously documented and targeted out to vote through whatever means necessary. The Rally was in many ways a “greatest hits” performance by De La Vega, touching briefly on basically every point of policy proposed by the OJS but focusing mainly on soaring rhetoric and inspiring words to energize the party and get them to fully appreciate the moment of destiny they were in.
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