TO: Argentina
FROM: Brazil
We signed nothing that said we would support illegal coups of the government of our neighbors, our long time allies and friends. The actions of Duval go into the category of revolution and he, not the Moralist party of Uruguay, is overstepping the bounds of democracy. He was removed by evidence backed by independent contractors, and thus is, without any doubt, guilty of corruption.
To: Brazil
From: Argentina
But you did promise non-aggression and doing your utmost to prevent war in South America. How such unilateral action comprises a desire for peace is beyond us. The Moralist party of Uruguay is completely intertwined with both violent generals and the organized crime that has become endemic to Uruguay under the Moralist government. This impeachment, conducted by the legislature, and then referred to the Supreme Court, has been a political power play demonstrating the Uruguayan Moralists completely disregard for other parties in their republic.
Brazil has sponsored no revolution. In fact, we've had no hand in this civil war at all until now. All the evidence supports the coalition behind President Padilla. And we will support him against the unlawful proletarist Duval. Chaos cannot be allowed in South America, not by any side, and certainly not fueled by Argentina. You have proven you support the United Proletarists, Jacksonia, and others. What makes you think you can go to war with Brazil and attack the foundations of liberty to support your proletarism in Uruguay?
Without even trying to find a peaceful solution, Brazil is sponsoring a Moralist militant revolution in Uruguay, despite it being unaware of it before. The evidence gathered by the corrupt Moralist government is misleading and biased, if anything, all President Duval is guilty of is stooping to their level. The charges leveled against the Argentine and Uruguayan government are nonsensical; we are no proletarist dictatorship and we support no proletarist dictatorships. You ascribe liberty to Moralism, but many Moralist movements have proven to be some sort of militant crypto-proletarist vanguard. Brazil must stand on the side of a democratic Moralism of virtuous men, not an oligarchic Moralism enforced by military compulsion and hopelessly corrupted by organized crime.
Do you really wish to wake the Jaguar? Do you think you can force your ideological usurpation on the people of Uruguay while the Mace of Liberty watches? If so much as a single Argentine soldier crosses the border into Brazil there will be no end to this conflict until your regime is ripped from the soil and tossed to the sea.
Ideological usurpation? You speak of yourself. You are unworthy of calling yourself the Mace of Liberty if you look on the Moralist coups in Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Uruguay and call it 'liberty.'
You have destroyed peace and brought war to where war has no need to be. You are the enemy if you continue this path of warmongering and revolution. We have given you more chances than most to correct your path and cease your proxy conflicts with Brazil, but this is too far. You will withdraw your support for Duval immediately, and send no soldiers to Uruguay. If you do so, you will be in a state of war with Brazil. There is still time for peace.
You are the one who is destroying your peace with your inability to compromise and find a rational and satisfactory solution. Proxy conflicts with Brazil?
Argentina will not back down from protecting the freedom of Uruguay, nor the freedom of South America. However, unlike Brazil, we will propose two acceptable compromises which lead to peace.
The first solution is that neither the Argentine nor the Brazilian government, nor any other government, gives any aid whatsoever to the parties of the Uruguayan Civil War. We will contain the conflict just as the Colombian Civil War was contained prior to the Great War. This will involve bringing in unbiased mediators to patrol all of our mutual borders with Uruguay.
The second solution is a multi-national coalition of peacekeepers from its Argentine, Brazilian, and Paraguayan neighbors is employed in Uruguay to restore order. Then with appropriate observers from other states, an early election can be held in Uruguay.
TO: Spain, Paraguay, Colombia, Chile, Venezuela, Mayaland, Hispaniola, Puerto Rico, Nicaragua, Benin, Cuba, Peru, etc etc
FROM: Brazil
You are our friends and many of your are considered allies. We do not call you to war, but we do call you to use your diplomatic power to end this conflict. Tell Argentina to withdraw from this war, as there is no justification for their side and their support for the revolution of Duval is wholly illegal.
Brazil does not want war. Argentina wants war. And we are willing to prevent the escalation of this conflict. But it is impossible to talk to revolutionaries in times like these without the sensible voices of the international community. Lend your voices to our aid.
To: Friends and Allies of Argentina
From: Argentina
We have tried everything in our diplomatic power to prevent conflict with Brazil, despite their rudeness and grandstanding. Please support an option for an honorable peace and an acceptable resolution for the Uruguayan people; not a kowtow to Brazil's fevered imaginings.
OOC:
This is proof that Duval was impeached based on his own undemocratic corruption and his revolution is illegal. The update spells it out. It isn't just the Moralists that proved Duval was corrupt and stealing elections.
Also, don't hate on Azale. Brazil has been on Spain's side longer than Azale has been Spain, and before they were Moralist. I've been backing them since Grandkhan was in the civil war.
OOC: And there is proof that the Moralist party is hopelessly corrupt. This kind of organized crime does not exist without the corruption of those enforcing the law. It is also patently obvious from the update that most Uruguayans, excepting the Army, feel that the Moralists have vastly overstepped their mandate. If anything, Duval is guilty of stooping to the Uruguayan Moralist methods of corrupting elections.
As for Azale, that has been answered elsewhere. I just believe that a sudden enormous change in a government should bring more change in policy, especially when the change is to a party whose philosophy is almost the opposite of the previous governments.
To: The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
From: Argentina
We hope you understand our position that this entire impeachment process is hopelessly corrupted by the Uruguayan Moralists, and a vast overstepping of their mandate. The correct way to handle divided governments is to either compromise or gridlock, not impeach your opposition. This is a complete misuse of the checks on the executive. The government of Uruguay is both Liberal and Moralist; this is a naked power grab of the highest order, seizing the power of the head of state and transferring it to another authority. President Duval is the President of Uruguay elected by the people and supported by the people. Senator Padilla shows complete disregard for the constitutional processes of Uruguay and a complete incapability of prosecuting the members of his own party.
As for Brazil, they are prosecuting an illegal war in Uruguay without even trying to maintain the peace of South America, by their errant rudeness and unilateralism. Brazil is the one who is perpetually aggressive, as almost every person in the world knows. They have sworn to do everything possible to maintain peace on the continent, but will ignore it gleefully to avoid having to swallow their pride. We have given two acceptable compromises, and we expect Brazil to do what is needed for peace, demonstrating that it also respects the rights of other states, and not just when its compliance is irrelevant. We will meet in London as long as a ceasefire has been arranged prior. Brazilian demands of concessions of the entire issue prior to meeting are laughable; we will not be attending unless they recant such aggressive statements.
