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Departamento Administrativo de Seguridad
Administrative Department of Security
From: Edmundo Sarmiento, Director-General of the DAS
To: Ricardo Dengra Aguayo, attaché to the National Revolutionary Army
Subject: Developing situation in Monterrey
ULTRA SECRETO
Major,
The recent events in Callao has turned many sour over the events in Monterrey. Your previous reports that El Jaguarcito was supposedly happy it happened but had the indigenists didn't "kill that mutherfucker and took the embassy hostage" have been disheartening. You know that we hoped, quite naively, unfortunately, that only the declaration of the liberation war and the existence of a government in exile would be enough to push the Regiomontano people into a frenzy to push away the Occidentians, but it seems it didn't happen, our reports in regards to the world outlook of many locals being too positive at best or outright false at worst.
El Presidente Herrera has been adamant that he wants the war in Monterrey to end as quickly as possible with any form of victory, even symbolic, as the appearance of a new rebel group, much more unscrupulous than the one we financed and supported is problematic, as they seem ready to spill over the war unto the whole continent, which also attracts the attention of the northerners. At the same time, it seems that the refugee crisis created a situation in the Estado Selva in Corrientes, with local smuggling cartels transforming the humanitarian efforts of ours into a lucrative business, charging the locals as much as EM15,000 for save passage to Naccos, over the border. We expect that with the refugees, they also smuggle cocaine from the cartels operating in Monterrey, especially from the Los Silvanos, something again that the government of the Estados Unidos has tittle to no tolerance of.
Currently, we have started negotiations with the Gran Occidentians in regards to the future of Monterrey, and we know that Jaguarcito would not cooperate, as his hate of the Gran Occidentians is too great to compromise, and now we also believe that he would become much more aggressive, not wanting to be eclipsed by the MRSI terrorists in what they call their fight to liberation.
We thus want you to provide us with an analysis of the Subcomandantes of the National Revolutionary Army and any of their significant associates and recommend us the ones with whom we might cooperate with us for a compromised peace in Monterrey.
Signed
Edmundo Sarmiento
Director-General of the DAS