Hi,
This isn't really a problem, just something I noticed that I thought someone might be able to explain.
As Venezuela it is now 1905, I have been getting immigration from Eastern and Southern Europe, Ireland, France and (unemployed immigrants) the US since 1886, initially a trickle, this is now a strong flow, and my population and economy is growing nicely as a result. This presumably because I have full political reforms, high-ish plurality, a Socialist government and full social reforms minus pensions that are funded to the minimum required for the people to have faith in them.
Venezuela has 4 states. Zulia in the West of the country is where the majority of the immigrants has always gone, with the state containing Caracas getting the rest. The large state of Orinoco in the East of the country has had no immigration whatsoever. Zulia has orchards, sugar and livestock. Orinoco has all of these and the same life rating.
This is not a problem particularly, as my two booming states more than compensate for Orinoco, but I would just be interested to see if anyone knows why this is.
Thanks for reading and sorry for the text-heaviness!
This isn't really a problem, just something I noticed that I thought someone might be able to explain.
As Venezuela it is now 1905, I have been getting immigration from Eastern and Southern Europe, Ireland, France and (unemployed immigrants) the US since 1886, initially a trickle, this is now a strong flow, and my population and economy is growing nicely as a result. This presumably because I have full political reforms, high-ish plurality, a Socialist government and full social reforms minus pensions that are funded to the minimum required for the people to have faith in them.
Venezuela has 4 states. Zulia in the West of the country is where the majority of the immigrants has always gone, with the state containing Caracas getting the rest. The large state of Orinoco in the East of the country has had no immigration whatsoever. Zulia has orchards, sugar and livestock. Orinoco has all of these and the same life rating.
This is not a problem particularly, as my two booming states more than compensate for Orinoco, but I would just be interested to see if anyone knows why this is.
Thanks for reading and sorry for the text-heaviness!