Boa Vista
20-11-2003, 08:07
After the candidacy of Jose Gannady Perreira is revoked due to criminal arrest, there are three candidates remaining for the Presidency. The following are profiles of the remaining candidates
1. Antonio Carmona (Liberal Empowerment Party of the Commonwealth)
President since independence, Antonio Carmona is highly regarded by the people of Boa Vista and its territories. His approval rating have never fallen below 70%. He and his wife of 20 years, Maria Florinda Carmona, is much like JFK and Jackie Kennedy.
During his term, the president has been vital in strengthening the economy, forming alliances with other nations, drafting a constitution for the home region of Pacifica, establishing extensive social welfare benefits, and protecting Boa Vista against foreign aggressors. If he is reelected, he vows to tackle the high tax rate of the country, continuing to establish Boa Vista's reputation abroad, and form more alliances with other nations.
With the issue of Boa Vista's two controlled territories, Sao Jorge and New Spartha_, the president promises to give them greater autonomy in local affairs and give them adequate representation in the Boa Vistan Parliament. He has vowed to eventually give these territories the status of "Free Commonwealth States".
2. Cecilia Fernandez (Boa Vista First)
As the only female candidate for this election, her campaign is viewed as a novelty. She hails from the far-right party of Boa Vista First, long known for their hatred against immigrants. While serving as a lawmaker in the Chamber of Deputies, She had once proposed a bill that will remove all immigrants and people "not of Boa Vistan blood" from the nation. These people accounted for 20% of the population and the proposal was met with massive oppositions. The bill never reached a committee and she resigned as a result of the uproar.
If she is elected president, she vows to bar all people "not of Boa Vistan blood" all constitutional rights. She also calls for Boa Vista's withdrawal fron all international organizations and alliance treaties. Finally, she vows to invade all othr countries in order to establish a supreme country.
With the issue of Boa Vista's two controlled territories, she vows to turn them into "prison colonies".
3. Carlos Cavalho (People's Force)
Carlos Cavalho is an active member of the Communist Party (People's Force predecessor) and is a adamant believer in pure Communism. As president, he will nationalize all industries and group the people into production units to work in factories. He vows to phase out the government in 10 years.
With the issue of Boa Vista's two controlled territories, he vows to maintain status quo.
1. Antonio Carmona (Liberal Empowerment Party of the Commonwealth)
President since independence, Antonio Carmona is highly regarded by the people of Boa Vista and its territories. His approval rating have never fallen below 70%. He and his wife of 20 years, Maria Florinda Carmona, is much like JFK and Jackie Kennedy.
During his term, the president has been vital in strengthening the economy, forming alliances with other nations, drafting a constitution for the home region of Pacifica, establishing extensive social welfare benefits, and protecting Boa Vista against foreign aggressors. If he is reelected, he vows to tackle the high tax rate of the country, continuing to establish Boa Vista's reputation abroad, and form more alliances with other nations.
With the issue of Boa Vista's two controlled territories, Sao Jorge and New Spartha_, the president promises to give them greater autonomy in local affairs and give them adequate representation in the Boa Vistan Parliament. He has vowed to eventually give these territories the status of "Free Commonwealth States".
2. Cecilia Fernandez (Boa Vista First)
As the only female candidate for this election, her campaign is viewed as a novelty. She hails from the far-right party of Boa Vista First, long known for their hatred against immigrants. While serving as a lawmaker in the Chamber of Deputies, She had once proposed a bill that will remove all immigrants and people "not of Boa Vistan blood" from the nation. These people accounted for 20% of the population and the proposal was met with massive oppositions. The bill never reached a committee and she resigned as a result of the uproar.
If she is elected president, she vows to bar all people "not of Boa Vistan blood" all constitutional rights. She also calls for Boa Vista's withdrawal fron all international organizations and alliance treaties. Finally, she vows to invade all othr countries in order to establish a supreme country.
With the issue of Boa Vista's two controlled territories, she vows to turn them into "prison colonies".
3. Carlos Cavalho (People's Force)
Carlos Cavalho is an active member of the Communist Party (People's Force predecessor) and is a adamant believer in pure Communism. As president, he will nationalize all industries and group the people into production units to work in factories. He vows to phase out the government in 10 years.
With the issue of Boa Vista's two controlled territories, he vows to maintain status quo.