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Watching this closely, I'll wait until we see a few others before I say one way or the other if I'm in. However I must say I absolutely adore your writing style and the gothic noire way you're going about describing the South, almost like something out of True Detective.
My parties are already in my post sooo~
Foucil declares war on the entire world

I haven't slept in 24 hours please stop me haha memes


The Legislative Election of 1910


Starting in November, as per Foucili tradition, the 1910 election would go down in the annals of Foucili history as the beginning of the end for the stability of the Unity and Radical Republican parties. The stronghold factions for both the Left and Right for decades, Unity and the Radicals had held the centre while outliers fought for domination of the extremes. On the Left, the Social Unionists had adjusted well to parliament and continued their steady gain; taking Rounnet from the Radicals and gaining an additional 5 seats from the faltering Centre-Leftists. On the Right, the more conservative Unity party continued to lose ground to the growing Liberals. In Dippes Liberal Party Chairman Francis Vidal proclaimed the following in his victory speech as he continued to hold his own constituency.

"The People of Foucil have said it before and they shall say it again. Unity has lost her Unity! For years now the old stooges in the Unity Party have held onto their vanguard position of isolationism and, for a lack of better terms, cowardice. Look where they are today, unable to not only hold their own seats, but unseat a single orange man! The people of this nation realize that Foucil can no longer sit idle as the other nations of Centran industrialize and expand their influence, and the time is now for our great Republic to show herself as the bastion of democratic civilization that we are! Vive La Foucil!" - Francis Vidal, 1910

Despite the cries of the Liberals that the isolationist conservative Unity was a sick man, the party held strong and was only inches away from taking their 100 seat goal, a number they have long been vying to retake since the rise of the Liberals in the 1890s. The growingly bitter Unity leadership continued to pledge their undying devotion to the people of Foucil and the defense of 'the fragile egg of democracy', however inside the party the cracks continued to form...

With the Radical Republicans taking majority, and their fragile alliance to the Social Unionists holding strong, Prime Minister Errando Bizcarte reformed his government and cabinet, ensuring that the Radical Republicans would hold another 6 years in government.


Results of the 1910 Legislative Election
Radical Republicans - Yellow
Social Unionists - Red
Unity - Blue
Liberals - Orange
Nationalists - Grey





Faresian Ambitions


While Politicians fought in Parliament, the fledgling military of the Republic continued to pressure the new government for support in Faresia. Many years ago, when Foucil was ruled via a monarch, the nation held vast colonial claims and kept them through naval and land superiority over their Faresian adversaries. The Liberals, much to the chagrin of the isolationist Unity, hounded the new Prime Minister to allow a new 'Faresian Charter' and revitalize the importance Pekalu once had in the nation. Finally, in December, the government faltered and a new colonial charter was written, being signed by both Field Marshal Pierre Laflèche, Colonial Viceroy Benoît Bain, and Prime Minister Errando Bizcarte.



Following the declaration of the charter, 3 armored cruisers were planned to set sail for Pekalu and plans were announced to increase the Foucili colonial garrison in the near future.


Foucili Armored Cruiser Duhamel, circa 1907.





The D'Annunzio Accord


The D'Annunzio Accord, as the Etelians called it, was the first obstacle of the new Bizcarte government. Interior and Political Minister, and renown Radical Republican, Grégoire Héroux viewed the Accord positively. In a private letter penned to Gabrielo D'Annunzio, Héroux stated his hope for an eventual alliance between Etelia and Foucil. However, others within the Bizcarte cabinet were quick to state their distaste for the idea. Minister of the Armed Forces and veteran of the 1873 Foucili-Cam colonial conflict Sébastien Verley decried multiple statements of the Accord as Etelia attempting to bring Foucil into a Centran war, saying the following.

"If those bastards in Etelia want Foucil to send their soldiers and sailors to die for some hog-wash island they hold no claim to then I may as well be a damn Frienian. Our Republic is in no such position to support a claim by either nation, much less get involved in a conflict in Centran at all." - Sébastien Verley

In a council vote, it came to pass that Article III of the Accord would have to be amended for the Accord to be signed by the Foucili government. In addition, the Foucili state declared complete neutrality in the Etelo-Chaegonian War.


Grégoire Héroux, Minister of the Interior, circa 1908
We need @Chairman Stein and @Mardox to PM me their orders.


Sorry about that, orders sent and will have a post up in a bit.
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Where?


In all of the research slots and in the most recent IC. CEASE YOUR TRANSGRESSIONS AGAINST FOUCIL
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THIS IS UTTER HERESEY THEO YOU'VE POSTED THAT LIKE 4 TIMES NOW
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