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[i]República dos Estados Unidos do Brasil[/i][/center]

[centre][b]President Campos Sales' Response to the Boxer Rebellion, the Second Boer War, the Columbian Civil War, and the Philippine-American War.[/b][/centre]

[i]It saddens me that there are so many wars, a rebellion, and a civil war to top it all off at the start of the New Year. But, that's what you get for running a nation, out of control people, who think that they can run a god damn country, and the thinking of wanting so many islands. As I have spoke and wrote to the Columbian president, Manuel Marroquín, and I said to him these words. “We'll support your men to fight against those rebels by giving the men supplies and offering the citizen, a place of safe haven within Brazil.” He agreed and left the room to tell the others. I'm grateful to help out Manuel to fight those rebels and I also request that other South America nations help Coulumbian out with the civil war and America to help as well.

And now we are talking about the Boxer Rebellion, we might help out with the Chinese, but only if we could talk first before officially stalemating anything. As for sides, I would wise to crush the rebels in Asia as well. Onto the Second Boer War, since it's being fought between the Boer and the United Kingdoms and I say that I'll have to take to the British before officially statement anything as well. I would like to help out the British defend its lands over in Africa, but we must talk before statement anything

And finally, I would like to talk about the Philippine-American War, as I have said for the Boxer Rebellion and the Second Boer War; I will take the side on the country, not the rebel. I'll have to talk to America before officially statement anything also. Now, I hope that the talks go well and we can make a deal, that we will show support by sending supplies and even troops, if it comes to that. But as always, we will have to wait before officially statements come out of my office. 

I would like to wise everyone a safe and happy day.[/i] [b][The journalists began questioning the President before he exited out of the room, answering no questions at all][/b].

[All of the letter, speeches, and articles were translated by the Pernambuco Daily and Journal of the Brazil].[/i]