With the upcoming Sergio Moro administration developing preparations to take over as President of Brazil. The Indo Pacific Region is flaring up to become the most important geopolitical race in the world. With the United States militarizing the Senkaku Islands it has begun a wave of militarization efforts across the globe as the two world superpowers begin colliding. Brasilia has watched the world conflicts with trepidation especially those outside its own backyard, limited by its constitution to only intervene on UN matters and of bilateral nature. However this is soon to change.

As an opening diplomatic decision made by the Sergio Moro administration with all the accolades and congratulations of all foreign presidents and leadership not withstanding. He opened a new congress between CPLC countries (Community of Portuguese Language Countries) where Sergio Moro proclaimed that all countries of the CPLC would be protected and promoted by the Brazilian government. “Brazil has an international obligation to help those in need. Many of our brethren have suffered civil strife, conflicts and opression and we have done very little to stop them. This ends today.”

While Sergio Moro never laid out a plan as of today for the CPLC, he has reached out to the East Timorese government for a proposition:

“East Timor is a vulnerable country, sandwiched by Indonesia and Australia which have historically belittled and opressed the East Timorese people, it needs allies to ward off agression and give it negotiating power. Brazil offers what no other power can to East Timor: respect and protection. Brazil proposes an economic investment plan where a Petrobras subsidiary will be established with the goal of exploiting East Timorese oil reserves. Initially the plan would be 50% of the profits to Brazil but in 10 years the East Timorese government can decide to renegotiate and take over the oil business. To lessen the reliance of oil, Brazil is willing to send enterprises where they could invest in manufacturing and diversification of production so as to give East Timor a chance of phasing out fossil fuels. Electrobras would pledge to invest 100 million dollars into the country’s electrification as well as general investments to improve the standard of living. This will be formalized under a free trade agreement where Brazilian products can enter the country at minimal tarrifs. In exchange of these investments, Brazil wishes to utilize Dali Harbor to station 2 warships at our expense for the protection of East timorese interests. This provides East Timor with the protection that it has lacked for so long.