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military conflict= Second Mexico-Portugal War| | military conflict= Second Mexico-Portugal War| | ||
map= | | map= | | ||
start= 12 September 2011| | start= 12 September 2011| | ||
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location= Western Europe| | location= Western Europe| | ||
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belligerants1= '''{{FlagLink|Mexico}}''' <br> {{FlagLink|Venezuela}} | | belligerants1= '''{{FlagLink|Mexico}}''' <br> {{FlagLink|Venezuela}} | | ||
belligerants2= '''{{FlagLink|Portugal}}''' <br> {{FlagLink|Colombia}} | | belligerants2= '''{{FlagLink|Portugal}}''' <br> {{FlagLink|Colombia}} | | ||
| − | commander1= {{SmFlag|Mexico}} [[Kenshinn]] <br>{{smFlag|Mexico}} | + | commander1= {{SmFlag|Mexico}} [[Kenshinn]] <br>{{smFlag|Mexico}} {{eLink|citizen|4045532|Caesar Octavio Nieto}} <br> {{smFlag|Venezuela}} {{eLink|citizen|3598009|Saul Montoya}}| |
| − | commander2= {{SmFlag|Portugal}} [[Lucifel]] <br> {{smFlag|Colombia}} [[jhonatan94]]| | + | commander2= {{SmFlag|Portugal}} [[Lucifel]] <br> {{smFlag|Colombia}} [[Perry.|jhonatan94]]| |
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== Background == | == Background == | ||
| − | After 3 weeks | + | After 3 weeks after the [[México-Colombia War]] ended, [[Colombia]] and [[Portugal]] declared [[Natural enemy]] to [[Venezuela]]. For that reason, [[Mexico]] declared NE to Portugal in order to defend Venezuela and open a second front to Portugal. Initially, the president of México, {{eLink|citizen|4045532|Caesar Octavio Nieto}} sent the NE without asking the Mexican Congress, so the propose was denied, but a BUG in eRepublik make that all NE laws (Portugal to Venezuela, Colombia to Venezuela, Venezuela to Colombia) were delayed 3 days. That BUG made possible that another propose of NE could be voted by the Mexican Congress and approved. In those days, for his RL issues, president of Mexico resigns, and the Congress sent an [[Impeachment]] proposal, making [[Kenshinn]] the new president and commander. |
== War History == | == War History == | ||
| − | + | In the first battle, Mexico attacked [[Azores]] and conquered with a score of 8-0, meanwhile, Portugal conquered [[North Eastern Venezuela]],[[Llanos]] and [[Guayana]] from Venezuela's original regions. | |
| − | In the first battle, Mexico attacked [[Azores]] and conquered with score of 8-0, meanwhile, Portugal conquered [[North Eastern Venezuela]],[[Llanos]] and [[Guayana]] from Venezuela's original regions. | + | {{-}} |
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==[[File:Icon-art-of-warfare.gif|40px|]] Battle List == | ==[[File:Icon-art-of-warfare.gif|40px|]] Battle List == | ||
Revision as of 14:02, 22 December 2018
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Second Mexico-Portugal War
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Background
After 3 weeks after the México-Colombia War ended, Colombia and Portugal declared Natural enemy to Venezuela. For that reason, Mexico declared NE to Portugal in order to defend Venezuela and open a second front to Portugal. Initially, the president of México, Caesar Octavio Nieto sent the NE without asking the Mexican Congress, so the propose was denied, but a BUG in eRepublik make that all NE laws (Portugal to Venezuela, Colombia to Venezuela, Venezuela to Colombia) were delayed 3 days. That BUG made possible that another propose of NE could be voted by the Mexican Congress and approved. In those days, for his RL issues, president of Mexico resigns, and the Congress sent an Impeachment proposal, making Kenshinn the new president and commander.
War History
In the first battle, Mexico attacked Azores and conquered with a score of 8-0, meanwhile, Portugal conquered North Eastern Venezuela,Llanos and Guayana from Venezuela's original regions.
