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Al Raposas is a Filipino employee, soldier, journalist and politician in the 
Philippines.
Contents
Family Background
On Day 1597 (April 1, 2012), Al's father, Arius Raposas, was born in the New World as a Filipino citizen. Arius joined the Philippine Military Academy (wherein he was a Major) and the Kilusan ng Makabayang Pilipino (KMP). He was Press Director of the newspaper Philippine Daily Sun, which had 21 subscribers and 22 articles in its lifetime. He ran for Party Presidency in the KMP on April 15, landing second to Aersidius. On Day 1617, during the height of the Indonesian invasion of the Philippines, he spoke against the socialist regime at the time. On Day 1620, he declared his desire to run as KMP's candidate as Country President, complete with a platform ranging from foreign to internal affairs. This was not taken seriously by his party mates, who nominated a veteran citizen instead. Then, by some unknown reason, he was permanently banned by Erepublik administrators on Day 1630 (May 6, 2012).
Employment history
Al Raposas is recently working for Lilip (Level 51), a Chinese living in Beijing. For seven days in December of 2012, Al Raposas employed a Filipino citizen named Ian Royce Fadol. For seven days in January of 2013, Al Raposas employed an Indonesian citizen named mariodira.
Hard Worker: 4X
Military service
The only military unit Raposas joined is the Philippine Military Academy, which is now a private training unit. He became captain of Regiment 4 on October 16, 2012 or Day 1792, and has held the position until today. Raposas produced around fifteen percent of the weekly influence his regiment can do (338,480), as of the second week of January, 2013. He is now having the military rank of General.
Battle Hero
Division 1
- Resistance Force of the Philippines, against Indonesia, Visayas, Battle 9 - made 126 309 influence
- Resistance Force of the Philippines, against Taiwan, Luzon, Battle 2 - made 137 776 influence
- Resistance Force of the Canada, against Poland, Saskatchewan, Battle 3 - made 88 670 influence
- Finland, against Estonia, Pohja-Eesti, Battles 9 and 10 - made 205 498 and 137 209 influence, respectively
- Taiwan, against Philippines, Visayas, Battle 4 - made 136 578 influence
Division 2
- Resistance Force of the Philippines, against Spain, Visayas, Battle 7 - made 1 515 534 influence
- Resistance Force of the Philippines, against Indonesia, Palawan, Battle 5 - made 677 846 influence
- Resistance Force of the Philippines, against China, Luzon, Battle 10 - made 847 886 influence
Super Soldier: 6X
Battle Hero: 9X
True Patriot: 7X
Journalism
The official newspaper published by Al Raposas is the Philippine Querier. The first article published by the newspaper was entitled Happy Day, Philippines!, dated Day 1782, or October 6, 2012. The starter article received seven votes. As of January 2013, the newspaper had 33 subscribers and 60 articles.
Government Experience
Political Party
Raposas joined the party Kilusan ng Makabayang Pilipino (KMP) on Day 1782, and is still a member of it up to date. He first ran for Party Presidency on October 15, 2012, but landed only third out of six candidates. He garnered 15.00% of the vote (3/20). He ran for the second time on November 15, 2012, but the party presidency still eluded his grasp. He landed second out of three candidates, garnering 38.89% of the vote (7/18). He ran again on December 15, 2012, but Raposas landed second again out of three candidates. He garnered 36.84% of the vote (7/19). He ran again on January 15, 2012, but Raposas landed a mere third out of four candidates. He garnered 14.29% of the vote (3/21).
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
On October 6, 2012, Raposas was made Ambassador of the Philippines to Asia and the Vice Minister in the Department of Foreign Affairs. He was the first to serve the post, which was created by unifying ambassadorships of the Philippines to other Asian countries. He served until November 5, 2012. The Ministry appointed him again as Ambassador to Asia on December 6, 2012, a position he held until January 5, 2013. On January 6, 2013, Raposas held the two positions, Ambassador to Asia and Vice Minister, again. Raposas, through the Philippine Querier, had published 8 articles for the Ministry.
Ministry of Education
On October 6, 2012, Raposas was made Vice Minister in the Department of Education. On November 6, 2012, he began his two consecutive terms as Minister, which ended on January 5, 2013. He had published 7 articles in those three months which contained tutorials for young citizens. On Day 1801, while Raposas was serving as Vice Minister, the eUP was established with Vincenzo Roque as its first dean. During his term as Minister, Raposas supported eUP by donating food and money, as well as promoting it with his newspaper, the Philippine Querier. Raposas also changed the logo of the Ministry. On January 6, 2013, he was again made Vice Minister of Education.
Ministry of Defense
On January 6, 2012, Raposas was made Minister in the Department of Defense. He then revived a supply program which covered only citizens below the Level 30, and it is still in operation. As of Day 1891, the Ministry had distributed 720 pieces of six star quality (Q6) weapons and 840 pieces of five star quality (Q5) food.[1]
Congress
Congress Member: 1X
Raposas also ran for a seat in the Forty-Third Philippine Congress, the first elections wherein the new election rules were used. He did not make the quota of six congressmen from their party. For the Forty-Fourth Philippine Congress, Raposas had the second seat out of six seats won for KMP. KMP fielded 11 candidates.
Proposals
| Proposal | Date Proposed | Proposal Information | Proposed by | Votes | Outcome | Source | |
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| Yes | No | ||||||
| Minimum wage | February 2, 2013 (Day 1,901) |
Minimum wage change from 30 PHP to 10 PHP. | Al Raposas | 11 | 3 | 
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References
- ↑ Ministry of Defense Supply System, January 2013
- ↑ Minimum wage change from 30 PHP to 10 PHP. Forty-Fourth Congress of the Philippines. The Government of the Philippines. Retrieved February 03, 2013.
- egov4you statistics on PMA Regiment 4, Retrieved January 11, 2013 (Day 1879)
- Battle Watcher Player Information, Al Raposas, Retrieved January 11, 2013 (Day 1879)
- Kilusan ng Makabayang Pilipino party page Retrieved January 16, 2013 (Day 1884)
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