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((May I still enlist?))
Name: Ramón Acevedo
Birth: Summer 1829
Region: (formerly Argentinian) Patagonia
His parents had a small farm in Patagonia which was raided by Mapuche indios. They were patriots, had fought the Spanish, and asked the local commander for help but the army didn't move an inch until an hacedendo was robbed. The commander told them that two kind of people could colonize: big landlords and small peones. Farmers were not meant to own the place they tilled. He worked as gaucho until then and served as scout against the Chilean army when they first invaded Argentina. He is now a Chilean citizen but isn't too happy of the fact. He wants things to change and fast but isn't afraid of lying (mostly to the rich) to attain his goals. He got elected because he promised the poor land reform and the rich federalism. He wishes to poor the get out of poverty and the rich to get out of Chile.
((I might make mistakes, don't hesitate to PM me, since English is my fourth language :O))
I support the Socialisto candidate and I agree with Compañero Carnal's minority policy even so I think cultural autonomy or the regions is direly needed in such a vast country.
Name: Ramón Acevedo
Birth: Summer 1829
Region: (formerly Argentinian) Patagonia
His parents had a small farm in Patagonia which was raided by Mapuche indios. They were patriots, had fought the Spanish, and asked the local commander for help but the army didn't move an inch until an hacedendo was robbed. The commander told them that two kind of people could colonize: big landlords and small peones. Farmers were not meant to own the place they tilled. He worked as gaucho until then and served as scout against the Chilean army when they first invaded Argentina. He is now a Chilean citizen but isn't too happy of the fact. He wants things to change and fast but isn't afraid of lying (mostly to the rich) to attain his goals. He got elected because he promised the poor land reform and the rich federalism. He wishes to poor the get out of poverty and the rich to get out of Chile.
((I might make mistakes, don't hesitate to PM me, since English is my fourth language :O))
I support the Socialisto candidate and I agree with Compañero Carnal's minority policy even so I think cultural autonomy or the regions is direly needed in such a vast country.
((Blindgoose, that's close! They're actually my grandparents! 
Really it's 62, not extremely old... just the oldest Chile's elected, as far as I know))
Really it's 62, not extremely old... just the oldest Chile's elected, as far as I know))
((Blindgoose, that's close! They're actually my grandparents!
Really it's 62, not extremely old... just the oldest Chile's elected, as far as I know))
((Still younger than Pérez OTL
))
FNT Update:
Ramón Acevedo ((Mathrim)) has joined the party. The party now consists of 4 people.
EDIT: Osvaldo Tamiuski ((tamius23)) is also in the party. Total:5.
Ramón Acevedo ((Mathrim)) has joined the party. The party now consists of 4 people.
EDIT: Osvaldo Tamiuski ((tamius23)) is also in the party. Total:5.
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I, er, I can vote, can't I?
Party: FNT
Candidate: Carnal
Reform: Non-Secret Ballots
-Osvaldo Tamiuszski
Party: FNT
Candidate: Carnal
Reform: Non-Secret Ballots
-Osvaldo Tamiuszski
It would appear that my chances are slim but I will not withdraw from the race. I believe it is important for Chile and our fledgling democracy that debate occurs and this is best served with a number of candidates and divergent views.
Minister of the Interior and Senator for Santiago
Carlos Andonie
Minister of the Interior and Senator for Santiago
Carlos Andonie
((The only thing the 5 canddiates all agreed on were free trade and pluralism. Differences over economic policy and military policy.))
((I don't rightly know how you managed it, Galante; seems like my opponents are fine just waiting for the votes to come in, and are loathe to criticize one another...))
((So, if you agree on 99%, but have one little difference, you're inclined to argue that one point? No wonder Trotsky and Stalin hated one another!))
((That wasn't exactly "one little difference". Anyway, in the context of the left, the difference between our candidates is not one of policy, but one of strategy, namely, the eternal question of reform or revolution.))