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Having set up diplomatic and economic relations with multiple nations of Saliorah, the Amaraguayan government got to work on helping the country's economy rise. With the country gaining large amounts of monetary aid from other, much larger countries, this money was spent on the country's basic services, such as infrastructure in order to better the quality of living. Tons of money was going into these services, which in turn allowed civilians to make more money and become generally wealthier than they once would have been under Cupherenian rule.

Foreign relations would also get much better, seeing as countries such as the Archron empire, Woleve Atraland, and Basaran were willing to set up diplomatic relations, as well as impactful trade agreements. Dharkolfia's offer to send heavy economic aid was accepted, however the government was reluctant to accept their offer to protect them, seeing as it could have potentially unfavorable outcomes. Despite this, they still agreed to hold talks about this potential protection in order to deter any future agression.

Less reluctantly, the government turned down the Asintova peacekeeping offer, instead requesting possible further cooperation between both nations in terms of economic and diplomati matters.

Blayredeshia, however, although it had offered friendly terms to the Amaraguayan state, would see its offer tear the government apart on two sides. PM Paul Lombe was quick to condemn the fascist takeover of Bardinian state, however he recieved immediate backlash from President Juan Lopez, who was more favorable towards Blayredeshia after the fallout between them and General Angaro. This caused an internal split between both sides, and during the split President Lopez accepted the Blayredeshian request for diplomacy, causing outrage from PM Lombe. The crisis continued as both sides found even more reasons to hate each other, with PM Lombe speaking out against the NL.

The crisis then took a heated turn, when President Lopez officially asked PM Lombe to step down, and hand over power to a "safer government". PM Lombe condemned the request, however by this point pressure seemed to be mounting on him. The government was mostly pro-president, and on April 12th, 2014, PM Lombe, along with his ministry, stepped down. In place, the parliament elected a new set of ministers partially appointed by President Jose.