Argentina, Viedma, the capital of the Rio Negro region.
Although Viedma had a population of only about 9,000 at this time, it was Argentina's largest city in Patagonia. Later in May 1987, in order to develop the south, Argentina's House of Representatives approved the transfer of the capital from Buenos Airi.
There was a plan to move Argentina to the southern city of Viedma, thousands of miles away, but in the end the move was unsuccessful. The reason for the failure was that Argentina was too weak, had a weak economy, and had poor administrative power.
Developing the south is purely based on the Tucson pattern.
Argentina is a country that always talks nice and formulates lofty national policies, but when it comes to actual actions, it is no better than India. In the 1980s, the population of Viedma was only 24,000. How could noble gentlemen like it?
The capital relocation plan is just a plan to deceive the people.
In this era, Argentina did not have a population of 10 million, and white people were mainly concentrated in Buenos Aires and Côte d'Oba. The Rio Negro region where Viedma is located was Patagonia in this era.
The most developed areas, but also limited, have a total population of less than 100,000, a small number of white people, and Gauchos and Indians making up the majority.
Viedma City, within the Grand Negro River Company.
Camp, the director of the Golden Gun Bureau, Patagonia Araucan Station, holding a pipe in his mouth, asked his right-hand man Hax about the work process of infiltrating the Patagonia region.
"Hucks, how is the infiltration of Neuquén?"
"Boss, Neuquén is a city that was only established in 1904. It has a population of less than 5,000, and there are very few white people. It's just like playing games."
Hux is a Brazilian gaucho, an elite member of the Golden Gun Bureau. He has a cheerful personality, a sense of humor, and very strong mobility. He is now a powerful operative assisting Kemp in infiltrating Argentina and Araucan, Patagonia, Chile.
"Gauchos and Indians are both poor people oppressed by white people. It is easy for us to win over them.
We are rich and have opened the largest company in Patagonia. We can provide them with daily necessities. If they want to sell their cattle and sheep at a good price, the best choice is us.
I have gained their trust, but in order to be on the safe side and better penetrate Patagonia and Araucan, and to prevent any accident from alerting Argentina and Chile, I did not tell them our true intentions."
"Well done, Hux, there's nothing wrong with your caution.
Our entire station is now a company, and our identity is a profit-seeking businessman. What we need to do now is to use our identity as a businessman to penetrate this area, and we must not alert others."
Argentine Patagonia is the most backward region in Argentina, with a sparse population and backward industry and commerce. The only products available are cattle, sheep and their furs.
Camp's sister Cecily is a popular person around Pedro III. He is a well-connected person, but his level is still acceptable.
With a group of backbones, 5,000 pounds distributed by the bureau and 50,000 pounds given by His Majesty the King, Kemp arrived here. He did not start work immediately and was eager to infiltrate. Instead, he first solved the identity problem and then used the people behind him.
With abundant resources, he established a company called Negro.
Negro Company mainly operates daily necessities, food processing, livestock trading, wheat trading and ore mining.
With abundant funds and backing support, Kemp quickly made a name for himself in Patagonia, a remote and rural area. Now he is a regional plutocrat and a high-ranking parliamentarian in Viedma.
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All congressmen strive for advancement, and Kemp is the same on the surface. Externally, he appears to be a businessman who is active in politics, willing to form parties for personal gain, and wants to climb up the ladder, working vigorously to become a high-ranking official.
"Boss, I feel like you are not far away from becoming a high-ranking official. The white Argentinians here are all deadbeats. How can they possibly compete with you?"
The white people in Patagonia are all a bunch of bumpkins, actively fawning over the wealthy Camp and hoping to benefit from him.
Harks, watching Director Camp use just a few shares to win over a bunch of people and form a powerful group, now in Patagonia, the Director is definitely a heavyweight.
“Overall, it went very smoothly.
The current high-ranking official Mane is not a simple figure, he has good political skills, and his background is Roque Saenz Peña, a powerful figure in Argentine politics. Fortunately, he has a good relationship with us and has even invested in our company.
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Manezhi is not here. He only wants to climb to the capital and become a high-ranking official there. He cannot see the remoteness of this place.
I have already negotiated a price with him, and we each get what we need. I gave him 20,000 pounds as a political donation, and he guaranteed that I would be the next high-ranking official."
The upper class in Argentina is dominated by Caudillos and is filled with British and French compradors. There is no good room for advancement for people at the bottom.
A group of careerists are fighting for the highest power, and political factions are fighting. This kind of country has no future in Camp's view. If one day Britain and France no longer need Argentina's resources, this country's apparent prosperity will definitely collapse.
But it is a good thing that Argentina is decaying, and it is a good thing for Brazil.
Camp, as a foreign tycoon, is able to thrive in this country and make trouble in remote areas of Argentina because of Argentina's dark environment.
"Twenty thousand pounds. This old guy Mane is really damn greedy. It's hard to say whether his entire net worth is that much."
When he heard that the director gave Mane 20,000 pounds, Harkes cursed.
As the elite backbone of the Golden Gun Bureau, Harkes's monthly salary is only 50 pounds. Mane, an old man who has a high-ranking official position, dares to ask for 20,000 pounds.
"Director, Mane has wanted to leave here for a long time. Once he leaves, the position of senior official will definitely be yours. Isn't it a waste of you to give him 20,000 pounds?"
Old man Mane will leave sooner or later, and there is no one who can compete with them for high-ranking positions.
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Giving him 20,000 pounds was completely redundant in Hax's opinion.
"Hucks, if you look at it this way, the situation is too small. No wonder Director McGrady doesn't agree with my appointment of you as deputy station chief. He told me that you have good action skills, but your acting skills are too poor."
"Don't mention Maddie to me. He is also a Gaucho, so he knows how to embarrass me. I am smart and capable, and I am still related to him, but he has always been picky about me."
Hux is very dissatisfied with his distant cousin Tracy McGrady. This guy has always been unhappy with him, always saying that his vision is too narrow and he only wants to be an elite operations operator, so he is not suitable to be a leader.
"That old guy said that I have a narrow vision and no structure. Boss, you are my good brother, so how can you say that I have no structure?"
McGrady said there was a problem with his structure, and now his good brother Kemp said the same about him, and Hux felt that he really had a problem.
Harkes asked Kemp: "Do you have any deep meaning in giving Mane 20,000 pounds?"
"Oh, of course I have deep meaning." Kemp patted Hux on the shoulder and sighed.
"Although we have formed a foundation here, we cannot limit ourselves to this.
Mane is a close confidant of Roque Saenz Peña. I gave him 20,000 pounds to invest in him and lend him a hookup with a big boss. If I guessed correctly, 20,000 pounds
In the end, more of it went into the big boss’s pocket.
If you want to get along in Argentina, you must establish a close relationship with the real big guys in Argentina. We must now work hard to join their camp and become a part of them.
Roque Saenz Peña, not surprisingly, is the next president of Argentina. We have a good relationship with him and boarded his ship, which is very beneficial to our next work and will penetrate into the Argentine society in the future.
More convenient.
We, Brazil and Argentina, will have a war sooner or later, and it is only a small contribution to the Patagonia region to switch sides.
Hux, if we break into the top management of Argentina and a war breaks out, what will happen? There are spies from Brazil in the top management of Argentina, so Argentina will have no secrets in front of Brazil.
The day the war starts, that's when Brazil crushes Argentina."
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