Federation of the Americas | Call of Duty: Ghosts
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The rise of the Federation of the Americas, formed in 2014, marked a shift in global power dynamics, challenging traditional superpowers and promoting Latin American superiority through aggressive expansion and authoritarian policies. By 2027, the Federation emerged as the world's largest economy, investing heavily in military equipment and planning for indigenous production to meet military needs.
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- The rise of the Federation of the Americas in 2014 marked a shift in global power dynamics, challenging established superpowers like the US and Europe through aggressive expansion and authoritarian policies.
- The Federation's economic growth and military investments, coupled with a narrative of Latin American superiority, positioned it as a significant player on the world stage by 2027, signaling a new era of multi-polar competition.
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Rise of Federation: Global Power Shift
- The early 21st century saw the rise of a multi-polar world, with potential superpowers like China, the EU, India, and Russia challenging the US.
- The Tel Aviv War and global energy crisis weakened major nations, leading to the formation of the Federation of the Americas on June 2nd, 2014.
- The Federation, born out of right-wing populism, aimed to counter American and Eurocentric dominance through aggressive expansion and authoritarian policies.
- The Federation's propaganda instilled a sense of Latin American superiority, targeting the US, Europe, and Asia, while benefiting economically from the decline of traditional powers.
- By 2027, the Federation became the world's largest economy, heavily investing in military equipment from Russia and the West, with plans for indigenous production to meet military demands.
