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Ministry of Foreign Affairs

3 February

With the news erupting of the United States embroiled now in a conflict within every region of the country, Venezuela has no idea who to support, who to legitimize and who to condemn.

It is from this, with overwhelming confidence from the President that we have elected, for this interim period, to recognize each claimant as the United States of America. This is also to protect Venezuelans abroad. We hope to establish consulate offices away from major cities at this time, areas of low strategic importance and will be withdrawing our main mission.

• SPA Consulate Office: Chicago to Sycamore (Within Illinois)

• Pacific States Consulate Office: San Francisco to Eureka (Within California)

• New England Consulate Office: New York City to New London (New Hampshire)

• AFP Consulate Office: Washington, D.C. to Virginia Beach, Virginia

• Texan Consulate Office: Austin to Texas City, Texas

• General Douglas MacArthur: Great Falls, Montana

It is with this that the United States of Venezuela extends to America that we hope to continue our oil exports.

4 February

Venezuelan Nationalization

Days after this recognition, President Betancourt has introduced the following legislation that oversaw the nationalization of all foreign oil businesses within Venezuela. This includes the American owned companies across the country as the workers are offered lucrative opportunities, for some individuals doubled or even tripled profits if they stay to continue to work on Venezuela. Nevertheless, whomever elects to leave the country, their work will be picked up by Venezuelans who have been shadowing German workers for the past two years.

50/50 Law

For all further deals, not only has Venezuela retained full control over its gas and oil companies but now, it also stands with some smaller businesses continuing to exploit the peoples. Now, for all exports by foreign owned businesses that were owned by American or European companies, they will have to pay 50% of their profits to the people of Venezuela, injecting even more monetary value into it.

This brings stimulation not only to the Venezuelans but also to South American businesses operating or hoping to operate within the country, seeing now even cheaper prices.