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Senor Villa, we do not have private hospitals in Chile anymore. I created a public healthcare system.
 
Aw, I forgot I was busy fighting in the jungles against your deathsquads.
Free Education?
 
We have indeed a large investment in education at the time. Maybe now that we don't have such a large military we can spend more tax money on education and social welfare.

We can even expand the farms of south central Chile, a very agricultural region, and give new jobs to the highly expansive population.
 
If we are to be a new free society, this 4th Republic, then we must give the citizens the freedom of choice. There is a public healthcare as a system of last resort, but it would be a detriment to our free citizens, who fought to end tyranny of the government, to not allow free enterprise in hospital care.

I believe it is time the individual could extricate themselves from the gripping hands of Draconian Government, and reassert his/herself. We did not live over ten years of oppression just to enter a dictatorship of Democracy over that of Fascism.

So consider these words, Democracy means freedom, and we are a country built on this freedom. We are Chile para los chilenos.
 
The population will need the higher food output, therefore I agree that we should expand the farms for more food and jobs.
 
"I have noticed that no-one realises that due to the late Caudillo appointing myself as his deputy, I am actually President of this country. I wish merely to inform the administration of this oversight, since nobody seems to have noticed."

Sebastian Montenegro
Acting President of Chile
 
I disagree with you running the country as we would rather have democratic elections to choose the next ruler of this country.
 
If we are to be a new free society, this 4th Republic, then we must give the citizens the freedom of choice. There is a public healthcare as a system of last resort, but it would be a detriment to our free citizens, who fought to end tyranny of the government, to not allow free enterprise in hospital care.

We mustn't let men profit out of the people's lives. A rich businessman living in Santiago must have the same opportunities of surviving an accident than a poor farmer in Valparaiso. Healthcare is a right, not a service.

The only choice is at the hands of the rich. A poor man doesn't have a choice, he must do what he can afford.

"I have noticed that no-one realises that due to the late Caudillo appointing myself as his deputy, I am actually President of this country. I wish merely to inform the administration of this oversight, since nobody seems to have noticed."

Sebastian Montenegro
Acting President of Chile

There is a provisional government being lead by a revolutionary council, who's chairman is the speaker. You are not president, and weren't you a fascist?
 
If we are to be a new free society, this 4th Republic, then we must give the citizens the freedom of choice. There is a public healthcare as a system of last resort, but it would be a detriment to our free citizens, who fought to end tyranny of the government, to not allow free enterprise in hospital care.

I believe it is time the individual could extricate themselves from the gripping hands of Draconian Government, and reassert his/herself. We did not live over ten years of oppression just to enter a dictatorship of Democracy over that of Fascism.

So consider these words, Democracy means freedom, and we are a country built on this freedom. We are Chile para los chilenos.
The people who fought against the regime, as in the actual foot-soldiers on the ground, were peasant's and communistas, most of which could never afford healthcare in their lives. If we are truly a popular revolution we must be for and by the people, we must make healthcare easier to get a hold of and more readily available to the workers and the farmers. The same goes for a proper education.
 
I concur with the hated Nationalist-turned Communist Zavier Karatskhelia, for legitimacy sakes, and for the people's sake, an election forthwith would be preferable to anyone from the standing administration.

Fransisco Villa:

We already have as good a healthcare as can be imagined, and an education quite good to boot. I am not saying disband these, nor am I saying to cut funding to these, I am saying we should weaken restrictions for private individuals to start their own hospitals, schools, etc... The more minds we have working, and the free market can attest to this, the more we shall advance.

Not only your Communists fought for freedom Senor, and we shall find out where the hearts and minds of our people lay during general election.
 
I beleive that's what this is, various rebel groups like the Jacobins and the Communista's, such as myself, have come together to sort out the affairs of the nation. Elections are coming soon I promise.
 
"You plan to abolish private institutions and then speak of democracy."

~ Daniel Palomino
 
Economic Liberty does not equate to personel liberty. You are confused senor.
-Francisco Villa
 
Victory!

Fernandez: Guilty
Nostrada: Guilty
De Escovedo: Guilty

Bolivia: Independent
Uruguay: Independent
Paraguay: Independent
Argentina: Independent

Brazil: Return
Peru: Return
 
We mustn't let men profit out of the people's lives. A rich businessman living in Santiago must have the same opportunities of surviving an accident than a poor farmer in Valparaiso. Healthcare is a right, not a service.

But choice is a right too, is it not? Why should the people be forced to choose one, and only one healthcare service? At this point, I have no strong feelings on whether or not the government should have a public healthcare service, but I most certainly know that crushing competition through the force of arms and by the power of government doesn't make you any better than the socialists or communists who sought to do the very same thing.

I find it interesting that, in the end, in order to save Chile from that which you hate most, you did exactly what those whom you hate most would have done. Some conservative you are. It seems to me that, despite your claims, you are just as much a fascist as Saez was. Taking the worst of both the left and the right.
 
It is Senor Palomino's concerns which I share, and which I am sure a substantial amount of Republicanos share in this new Chile vision. Some people see Democracy as the right for the Majority to claim sovereignty over the Minority, but our Chile would be all the better if we abandoned that Napoleonic concept.

Since Senor Montenegro seems insistent, I would be happy to oblige him by proposing we cut off his head.

Then we can exempt you from your crimes. In that order.
 
Everyone seems to take the decision if whether I keep my life or not as a no-brainer. Not only they dispatch my life and my allies' as something that requires no thought, but they close themselves to the fact that I'm a priest who always fought for love and peace and that I did much good to the proletariat and the working classes...

"Since I was a prominent member in the previous government, am I going to be put on trial? Does anyone care about me?"

Sebastian Montenegro
Acting President

You never had any cabinet or military position. You were one of the few non-cabinet non-military fascists and you never lifted a finger to defend the ideals you supported. Why would the nation be given to you?
 
I propose the following bill.

Emergency Economic Stability Act

I. This Act shall be in effect from the date passed until the inauguration of the elected after 1914 and the dissolution of the Provisional Government.

II. Due to the great harm suffered to our economy by the Civil War, the Provisional Governments policy shall be to subsidize industry, open closed factories and expand our industry in order to stabilize the economy and reduce unemployment.

Juan Rivera

I disagree, this is simply an attempt to foist your economic beliefs on us by stealth and not with a mandate from the people. While I agfree that the economy must grow, this will be achieved by less government control, not more.

Carlos Andonie the Third
 
Everyone seems to take the decision if whether I keep my life or not as a no-brainer. Not only they dispatch my life and my allies' as something that requires no thought, but they close themselves to the fact that I'm a priest who always fought for love and peace and that I did much good to the proletariat and the working classes...

Fernandez, you fool no one except maybe yourself. You were the leader and founder of all this and for that you should die.

Carlos Andonie The Third