Chilean Antarctic Territory/Game

## Technology

 Industry
 * **None**

 File:Unrecognized Antarctic Claims.png  **Unrecognized Antarctic Claims** | * Political Power Gain: **-10%**
* Stability: **+5.00%**

 File:Defending All We Have.png  **Defending All We Have** | * Division Defense on core territory: **+10.0%**
* Max Entrenchment: **+5.0**

Our situation is grim. The other Antarctic Territories are large, and can afford to lose land if conflict arises. We have no such luxury. Our claims are largely unrecognized in the first place, and any loss of territory is tantamount to ceding our claim altogether. Losing this land surely means the Chilean flag will never fly in the Antarctic again. Our scouts have mapped out ideal defensive locations, and our garrisons have been trained in cold weather warfare. Should our foes strike, they will quickly learn that our claims aren't backed by paperwork alone.

### Leaders

DIACH
Frustrated with the failure of his country to press the claims he had given them, Guzmán petitioned the Chilean government to give him a more direct role in future negotiations regarding the Antarctic. To his surprise, they not only agreed to his request, but further offered him the opportunity to manage the Antarctic territory directly. Guzmán accepted the position, seeing it as the best way to directly ensure his country takes advantage of what they can with their small territory. Currently, Guzmán is overseeing construction operations and minor military bases in the Chilean Antarctic. In proving the usefulness of the territory, he hopes that the population of his country will become more invested in seeing it not only become developed, but expanded. His policy is that of calm diplomacy; Rather than reckless displays of force, he hopes to outmaneuver his foes with wit and words. To this end, he has maintained a comfortably low profile. Of course, should misortune fall upon his neighbors in Japanese Antarctic Sector and Argentine Antarctica, he would be more than happy to use it to Chile's advantage.
* Stability: **+10.00%**
  File:Generic Leader.png  **Generic Leader** |  Liberal Democracy

PLACEHOLDER
* PLACEHOLDER: **+10%**
* PLACEHOLDER: **+10%**

### Cabinets

**Starting Cabinet**

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* Stability: **+10.00%**
* Trade deal opinion factor: **+5.00%**

Julio Escudero Guzmán is the current lead administrator for the Chilean Antarctic Territory. Born in Rancague in 1903, Guzmán led a normal life, working as a professor at the University of Chile in the 1930's and 1940's. By all accounts, he led a regular life of obscurity. This changed when Guzmán put forward studies that provided a legal basis for Chile's claims to Antarctic land. the studies mentioned the Treaty of Tordesillas and the Chilean inheritance of Castilian claims. Guzmán further noted that Emperor Charles V granted a Spanish merchant, Pero Sancho de la Hoz, governing power of "all land south of the Strait of Magellan". His paper was published in 1941, and Chile got to work establishing legitimacy to the claim quickly. the paper that Guzmán published also noted the legitimacy of Argentine claims in Antarctica, considering that Argentina also inherited claims from Spain. Unfortunately for Guzmán, this gesture of diplomatic good-will would bite him spectacularly later. Despit his wishes to see the entire Antarctic Peninsula fall under Chilean control as "O'Higgins Land" and for Chile to own all of Ellsworth Land, he would find his country vastly outmaneuvered at the negotiating table. Ironically, some of his own studies were used to give legitimacy to Argentina rather than Chile.
 File:Marcial Mora Miranda.png**Marcial Mora Miranda** | Head of Government

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 File:Enrique Gajardo Villarroel.png**Enrique Gajardo Villarroel** | Foreign Minister

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* Improve relations opinion: **+10.00%**
* Decryption: **+5.00%**

 File:Anibal Pinto Santa Cruz.png**Anibal Pinto Santa Cruz** | Economic Minister

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* Consumer Goods Factories: **-5.0%**
* Construction Speed: **+7.00%**
* File:ProdEffCap.png Production Efficiency Cap: **+7.00%**

 File:Sergio Castillo Aránguiz.png**Sergio Castillo Aránguiz** | Security Minister

DIACH
* Military leader Cost: **-20.0%**
* Training time: **-5.00%**

In 1961, the newly-promoted Colonel Sergio Castillo Aránguiz was given a choice: he could either continue his career as an instructor at the General Bernardo O'Higgins Military School, or be placed in charge of security and military affairs for the Chilean Antarctic Territory. In hopes of advancing his career further, he chose the latter. Now, Aránguiz is faced with a task more difficult than he initially imagined. America, Japanese, and German military patrols pay little respect to territorial boundaries, and the Argentineans never shy away from conducting "scientific" expeditions into Chilean territory. If Chile's position on the continent is to be maintained, then Aránguiz certainly has his work cut out for him.

## Industry

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