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General Marti
24 Sep 2020 06:31
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BREAKING NEWS:
Transcription from the National Radio Broadcasting Center in downtown Montevida, The Republic of Costa---
In the early morning hours of August 1, 4403, a radio broadcast of an old patriotic song from the early days of independence rung out throughout the national airwaves, signaling the beginning of a coup de e'tat. Within a quarter of an hour, military jets flew over the capital and bombarded the National Palace in the Capital city of The Republic of Costa, Montevida. Soldiers from the nearby military barracks began their march on the National Palace under orders from defected military generals. Within one hour, tanks began roaming the streets of Montevida, all while not encountering any resistance from loyalist forces. General Marti, a fresh faced, charismatic and at times temperamental young general, has claimed responsibility of the coup de e'tat, and is now leading the country after the capture and execution of former president Jorge Ubico. A state of emergency has been placed, and all civil liberties guaranteed by the constitution have been suspended. The reason for the coup, according to General Marti himself, was to put an end to the corrupt and ineffective leadership of presidents under the constitution of the Old Republic. Additionally, General Marti expresses his desire to begin establishing diplomatic ties across White Giant, in an attempt to create economic and military ties to benefit the nation. As of now, the people have been in the streets for over 24 hours since the Coup, and many are celebrating this sudden change of power as a new era for the nation.
Transcription from the National Radio Broadcasting Center in downtown Montevida, The Republic of Costa---
In the early morning hours of August 1, 4403, a radio broadcast of an old patriotic song from the early days of independence rung out throughout the national airwaves, signaling the beginning of a coup de e'tat. Within a quarter of an hour, military jets flew over the capital and bombarded the National Palace in the Capital city of The Republic of Costa, Montevida. Soldiers from the nearby military barracks began their march on the National Palace under orders from defected military generals. Within one hour, tanks began roaming the streets of Montevida, all while not encountering any resistance from loyalist forces. General Marti, a fresh faced, charismatic and at times temperamental young general, has claimed responsibility of the coup de e'tat, and is now leading the country after the capture and execution of former president Jorge Ubico. A state of emergency has been placed, and all civil liberties guaranteed by the constitution have been suspended. The reason for the coup, according to General Marti himself, was to put an end to the corrupt and ineffective leadership of presidents under the constitution of the Old Republic. Additionally, General Marti expresses his desire to begin establishing diplomatic ties across White Giant, in an attempt to create economic and military ties to benefit the nation. As of now, the people have been in the streets for over 24 hours since the Coup, and many are celebrating this sudden change of power as a new era for the nation.