ryanrulz37
SOC-7
Does it realy work?
I know it was created by Argentina and Mexico who encouraged Peru and Ecuador to unite as a bufer to Brazil, with Colombia joining later on to improve its status. Although I can see Peru and Ecuador remaining united under a common Amerindian heritage (although Peru is only 45% Amerindian and Ecuador 25%), 35% of Colombia's population is European and 51% Mestizoe? I think Colombia would have been better off joining with Venezuela.
The Incan's also cooperate a lot with Texas in the Chinese Arms, odd considerings one of its main backers is Mexico. The 2320AD construction of a Beanstalk Elevator near Quito is an interesting choice. With all the foreign investment flowing into the country and the Latin and North American powers all manouvering themselves for a share of the pie. All the added security from Rebco SAR might tempt Ecuador to declare its independence from the basket case Incan economy after the Beanstalk is built, and sell out to the highest bidder.
I know it was created by Argentina and Mexico who encouraged Peru and Ecuador to unite as a bufer to Brazil, with Colombia joining later on to improve its status. Although I can see Peru and Ecuador remaining united under a common Amerindian heritage (although Peru is only 45% Amerindian and Ecuador 25%), 35% of Colombia's population is European and 51% Mestizoe? I think Colombia would have been better off joining with Venezuela.
The Incan's also cooperate a lot with Texas in the Chinese Arms, odd considerings one of its main backers is Mexico. The 2320AD construction of a Beanstalk Elevator near Quito is an interesting choice. With all the foreign investment flowing into the country and the Latin and North American powers all manouvering themselves for a share of the pie. All the added security from Rebco SAR might tempt Ecuador to declare its independence from the basket case Incan economy after the Beanstalk is built, and sell out to the highest bidder.