Department of State

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Another sad example of corporate bigwigs selling out Atlasian interests for... Mozambique?

Do you at least promise that Atlasia never gets even remotely involved in any side of a theoretical future battle in southern Africa? Atlasia is getting tired of the people at the top messing around in other countries as teachers have to pay for the bare minimum of school supplies and textbooks because the school districts are not funded enough to provide adequate resources for our children's future.

Wat?

I believe DTC is concerned that a free trade agreement between Atlasia and Mozambique could possibly result in a diplomatic/military entanglement in southern Africa in the unforeseeable future. While I don't share his concerns I tried my best to translate his words

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Mr. Secretary,

So sorry if this information is elsewhere, but I was rather curious about the issue of Venezuela (and Cuba as well).

I'm well aware the latest Foreign Relations Review notes a degree of extended sanctions against the Bolivarian leadership as well as the usual military restrictions (yet not economic ones) against Cuba, but I was curious as to what the Administration was doing or intended to do beyond that.

May I ask what is the overall short and long term policy of the administration regarding Venezuela and Cuba, what efforts are being undertaken to address the grave human rights violations and authoritarian (fully totalitarian in the case of Cuba) nature of these particular nations, and whether the Administration would consider going further than the current level of sanctions?

I would also like to hear the government's view on Venezuela and Cuba