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Royal Federation of the Bolívar
 * Government: The government has been an elective monarchy for over twenty years. Humberto Guavare, the head of The Bolívar from 2016-2020, is the father of the president elected in 2060. The Senate is made up of Congress and the Chamber of Delegates. No big changes are made in 2064, but growing demand by the people ask for the monarchy to be abolished and for a new constitution to be created.
 * Economy: The economy is strong; its GDP is the sixth best in the world. Main industries are tourism, lumber, and mining.
 * Research & Technology: The country's and world's top scientists are researching new technology everyday. A very important lab, the Bogotá International Scientific Research Center, is the pioneer of innovation and ergonomy.
 * Military: The military rises to 1,847,389 due to conscriptions and volunteers because of the South American War. The Bolívarian army is among the best in the world; its main army is highly trained and uses the most recent technological advancements to give them a significant advantage on the battlefield. The navy is also very good, and a main navy base is located in Bonaire, the Galapagos, and Easter Island in order to secure Bolívarian waters. The air force is good, and some bases there include the Leticia base, which is used to conduct airstrikes on Brazilian cities in the Amazon. Recently, militias have been formed around the Brazilian, Chilean, and Peruvian borders to secure the borders, but the militias on the Peruvian border are secret.
 * Conflicts:
 * South American War (The Bolívar & La Plata vs. Brazil & Chile): On the Gran Colombian Front, the Bolívar begins to retake their land that the Brazilians have occupied. they also start a major offensive using their navy on the nearby cities Georgetown, Paramaribo, and Macapá. By the end of the year, the general in charge of this offense deems the operation effective, as some of the coast is occupied. On the Atacaman front, the Bolívar easily takes back what Chile has attacked because they have to deal with La Plata. The Bolívar attempts to create a supply line across the border into La Plata, but because of the mountains, it is unsuccessful. The Bolívar also begins attacking Brazil full-on, because the invasion of the Brazilian coasts in the north was actually partly a distraction. All through this, Head Humberto Guavare II calls the leaders and/or representatives of Brazil, Chile, and La Plata to a meeting in Santo Domingo. See "Diplomacy: Brazil and Chile" for more information.
 * States:
 * Royal Federal District: An enclave of Colombia, the RFD is where the king, congress, and prime court resides. The capital is called Bogotá.
 * Colombia: With its capital at Cali, Colombia is a very populous state in central Bolívar. It was one of the founding members of The Bolívar.
 * Venezuela: Venezuela hosts many large cities, such as Caracas, Maracaibo, Barquisimeto, Valencia, Angostura, Maturin, and Merida. It united with The Bolívar in the 20's, and the crime rate has singnificantly decreased since.
 * Ecuador: Ecuador is the other founding member of The Bolívar, and its capital is Guayaquil.
 * Amazonas: Amazonas is a new state formed from Northern Peru, Eastern Colombia, and Southern Venezuela. Its capital is Iquitos, and it is the least developed state.
 * Paria: Paria is the second smallest state, and it is the old country of Trinidad and Tobago. Puerto de España has exponentially grown, and it now occupies a sizable amount of Trinidad. Tobago is also being developed.
 * Antilles: Antilles is the smallest state, and it encompasses islands to the north of Colombia and Venezuela.
 * Overseas Possessions, Territories, & Dependencies:
 * Arguina: Arguina is mostly used as a large military base and research center. It is located in West Africa, and the capital is La Güera.
 * Atacama y Easter Island: Acquired from Chile in the Second Chileo-Bolívarian War, Atacama is used for research and energy production due to its large, dry deserts. Easter Island is a tourist attraction because of the "heads" created by the Rapa Nui in the ancient times. The capital is Antafagusta. Its name was changed from Antafagasta in 2055. It has applied to become a state.
 * Caribbean Islands:  A territorial collectivity, the Caribbean Islands are a bunch of islands scattered throughout the Caribbean Sea. The main city is San Juan in Puerto  Rico, but this may soon change as Puerto Rico & the Virgin Islands have applied to become a state.
 * Luisiana: The largest territory in North America, Luisiana has also applied to statehood. The capital, Nueva Orleans, is a city of culture, and Mardi Gras is still celebrated. French is a recognised regional language. Recently, efforts have been made to lower crime rate.
 * Ciudades de Florida: Holdings that are still Bolívarian since the War on the USA, Ciudades de Florida is a territorial collectivity of three cities: Mauvilia, Fuerte de Florida, and Nápola. These three cities have also applied to statehood, but they are unlikely to succeeed because of their size.
 * Cristo Iglesias: Cristo Iglesias, historically Christchurch, is a holding in New Zealand and the remaining territory of Nueva Zelandia. Nueva Zelandia spanned the northern part of the South Island after Australia, Samoa, The Bolívar, and Mexico all invaded New Zealand. Since then, The Bolívar sold all of their land except for Cristo Iglesias to Australia. Cristo Iglesias has applied for dependency status.
 * Hawaii Bolívariana: Hawaii is comprised of the largest island in the Hawaii archipelago, and it was acquired from the United Federation after the Free States War. Hilo is the capital, and it has applied for dependency status.
 * Sáhara del Oeste: A dependency which was once a colony, Sáhara del Oeste or Western Sahara is a highly autonomous country which is very independent.
 * Diplomacy:
 * Mexico: Relations increase tremendously, as Mexico is the Bolívar's closest ally, friend, and trading partner.
 * Brazil & Chile: Humberto Guavare II invites both the leaders of Brazil and Chile (and La Plata) to Santo Domingo to dicuss peace talks. If they do come, Guavare II has a treaty to end the South American War: The Bolívar will get some of Brazilian Amazon and coastal Guyana/Suriname and their occupied lands in Chile and Brazil in the south; Brazil will get some of Bolívarian Venezuela/Amazon, their occupied land in Atacama, and some of their occupied land in La Plata; La Plata will get Uruguay, Entre Ríos, southern Chilean land, and some occupied land in Chile; and Chile will get San Juan, San Luis, Mendoza, and La Rioja from La Plata.
 * Association of North and South American Countries (ANSAC): The Bolívar invites the leaders/representatives/ambassadors of ALL North and South American nations to the Conference of Cartagena. This conference will solidify the creation of the ANSAC, an economic and semi-political alliance between all American nations that will help America as a continent progress through cooperative methods. Non-NPC nations that must respond in their current or next turn are: Mexico, Dixie, and the Liberal States of America.
 * Unification with the Caribbean nations: Guavare II decides to take it one step further will all of the Caribbean nations including South Florida if they would either like to unite with each other or unite with The Bolívar. Guavare explains that they should pick one or the other because it will further strengthen their international and intercontinental identity as American nations. Guavare assures each nation in the Caribbean that they will be entitled to equal representation with the current states in the union.
 * The Barquisimeto Four (B4): Taking it another step further, Guavare II proposes to the nations of Mexico, Bolivia, and La Plata, the Bolívar's closest allies, to form an alliance between the four nations to strengthen their presence in America and the world.