(I actually think I remember that. Unlike the name of our favorite general down South.)
If Colonel Carrera wishes to resign his post as foreign minister, the position is open to a Conservadore who voted for me this election.
Also, Kinguter please empty your inbox, Pallen empty your inbox, Seek empty your inbox, King5000 empty your inbox, shhh no conspiracy here!
(joking, just you General Zepeda).
((I think he's referring to something like the Joint Chiefs of Staff. It seems in Chile at the time, at least according to the briefest of searches about it, had a Ministry of War and the Navy at the time, although just slightly previously the two were separate Secretariats which just happened to often be headed by the same guy.))Whats with this Chief of Staff? I have never heard it being used for the military ;-). I chose Gloa, because I hope his admiralship will make him unpartison in terms of the military. An admiral without a fleet can use something to occupy their time.
Well, I am happy to say that the border has stabilized, thanks to our Colombian allies! Hopefully, once our troops have rested (and possibly Brazilian reinforcements arrive), we can recommence the invasion. I wish to congratulate President Badajoz on an extremely successful presidency, thank him for his support, and hope the Liberales can nominate a man who is as capable as him! As well, I will to apologize to General Carrow; we did not hear of the attack until it was too late. I am happy that at least some of your men were saved... it's sad we couldn't show the Argentine army the full might of Chile! And, well done General Roseno; I hope we can at some point coordinate an assault on Buenos Aires!
Perhaps the greatest unsung hero of the administration was Senator Jorge Gales, newly appointed Minister of State. Under his careful direction and pursuit of Badajoz's pro-immigration policies, the country experienced an immigration boom like none before in its history. The country's population swelled from 2 million (total) in 1841 to 2.6 million by 1846 under Gales' direction, though his achievements were little discussed in the media.
((Look, I'm quite happy about this, but next time I become a minister could someone tell me please? it's alright for this, but I'd hate to miss becoming El Presidente, for example))