Bolivia

Flag of the Plurinational State of Bolivia

Tarija

Aymara

Guarani

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   5% White
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   2% Cholo
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   1% Afro-Bolivian
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   1% Others
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   3% Unspecified
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Aymara

Guarani

—17.2% Protestant

—1.7% Other Christian

9.3% No religion

1.2% Other religions

0.6% Unspecified

**Bolivia** (Officially known as the **Plurinational State of Bolivia**) is a landlocked nation located in western-central South America. The constitutional capital is Sucre, while the seat of government and executive capital is La Paz. In 2020, the country became a narco-state following a series of wars between the Bolivian military and a dangerous drug cartel known as *Hijos del Sueño*, which ended with a truce between the Bolivian government and Hijos del Sueño.

Things were strained when the cartel kidnapped a Turkish national, who happened to be the son of a prominent Turkish Army general, and tortured him to death, mistaking him for a spy for the American DEA. However, the true breaking point came when the cartel executed a terrorist attack that killed several foreign nationals in addition to Bolivian citizens. Bolivia's war with the cartel re-started, except this time it was exacerbated by a flurry of war declarations from Syria, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Iraq and Iran, thus kick-starting the War in Bolivia.

## History

### War with Hijos Del Sueno

Bolivia came into contact with Hijos Del Sueno in 2020. The cartel, also recognized as a terrorist organization by the UN, USA, and EU, began a brutal campaign against other cartels operating in Bolivia, killing an untold multitude of civilians and endangering thousands more lives. To that end, the Bolivian government created Unit 93 (Unidad 93), a militarized police force dedicated to stopping the cartel. Unfortunately, Unidad 93 made things worse for Bolivia; months of bloody fighting failed to stop the expansion of Hijos Del Sueno in the country, with entire villages and provinces becoming nightmarish war zones for the Bolivian people. Entire provinces became no man’s land, and chaos spread. Things came to a head when the Bolivian general Fernando Quispe, guilt-ridden over the loss of life, formed a truce with Hijos Del Sueno with support from the Bolivian government. However, this proved to be a grave mistake, as under the truce Unidad 93 officers became increasingly corrupt and even aided the cartel's operations. The cartel started brutally oppressing the people of Bolivia, but because they did a good job suppressing their activities from the outside world, war was avoided. As time went on, UNIDAD 93 proved to be increasingly trigger-happy in their handling of the situation in Bolivia; UNIDAD 93 officers were witnessed executing civilians for the pettiest of things. According to Konstantin Robinson, UNIDAD officers would shoot at kids simply for walking too close to them during UNIDAD patrols.

Unhappy with this arrangement, various civilian guerilla movements formed across the nation, fighting both the cartel and corrupted Bolivian military soldiers alike in what became a violent civil war to free the country from the influence of Hijos Del Sueno.

### Operation Kingpin

On July 4, 2021, *Hijos del Sueño* made two huge mistakes that led to war coming to Bolivia once more; first they kidnapped and tortured a Turkish tourist to death after mistaking him for an American spy after seeing him speaking with Americans. The true breaking point came on July 19, 2021, when the cartel executed a terrorist attack that was meant to cripple the Bolivian rebel movement. Among the dead were a married Turkish couple (their children survived), the son of a Mexican Army general, three Mexican international students studying in Bolivia, eight British tourists, a French diplomat who was on vacation, a Chinese family of tourists, two families of Iraqis, a family of Americans, two Syrian tourists, an Iranian diplomat who was on vacation at the time, eight Afghan international students, and four Russian international students.

However, this time the war would escalate further when China, Russia, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Iraq and Iran formed the Eurasian Coalition and declared war on Bolivia simultaneously, seeing the government as indirectly responsible for the attack when the government did nothing to investigate. On the Western side of things, the Ultranationalist Republic of America and NATO severely condemned the attacks and America in particular retaliated by placing economic sanctions on the country, placing the country in economic turmoil.

Turkey made the first military strike by authorizing Operation Kingpin, a joint operation between the armed forces of China, Russia, Turkey to exact retribution against the cartel for the terrorist attack that killed their citizens. Their goal was to aid a rebel faction called the Bolivian People's Liberation and Resistance Army (BPLRA) in sabotaging cartel and Unidad 93 operations across the country in an attempt to leave both the cartel and Unidad 93 militarily crippled, paving the way for a full-scale invasion of Bolivia by the Eurasian Coalition.

China also collaborated with Afghanistan, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia to launch their own offensive against Bolivia; using a sophisticated but malicious worm, the militaries of Afghanistan, China, Iraq and Saudi Arabia executed a cyber-attack against Unidad 93 to cripple their cyber-warfare capabilities. They also found evidence that Bolivia was plotting to steal American military technology and reverse engineer it to turn the war in UNIDAD 93's favor.

Konstantin caught wind of this conspiracy and successfully exposed it, bringing America into the war in earnest.

However, Konstantin and his ragtag band of foreign volunteers were not the only ones stirring up trouble in Bolivia; an offshoot of the Bolivian rebels, an anarcho-accelerationist group known as *Los aceleradores* (literally The Accelerationists) recently banded together with a secret network of undercover sleeper agents of various nationalities, known by the Bolivian populace *as Los forasteros* (The Outsiders), and conducted their own sabotage operations against both the cartel and UNIDAD 93. However, as there was no one person leading the organization, attempts at launching a formal investigation of *Los forasteros* were repeatedly frustrated by lack of evidence.

## Provinces and landmarks

The following is a list of provinces located in Bolivia:

* Aguas del paraíso (Waters of Paradise)
* Bosque de la Libertad (Forest of Liberty)
* Campos de la perdición
* Colina del amanecer
* El desierto salado
* El pantano olvidado
* Flor de la Parca
* Huertas
* La puerta del infierno
* Las arenas de la fatalidad
* Los campos quemados
* Montaña de hierro
* Montaña de plata
* Montañas de la locura
* Montañas verdes
* Paradise Fields
* Valle de los Reyes

## Gallery

Flor de la ParcaAguas del paraísoBosque de la LibertadLas arenas de la fatalidad