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Ranponian wrote:

the USSR does not have tariffs on any foreign goods, because it would hurt our command style economy :<

But where will all San Guardiente's vodka come from?

OUR MOSCOW MULES WILL BE RUINED AMIGO

| Iran Invests in Hong Kong! |

| Hong Kong has been a state which many Iranian investors and firms have continually observed and decisions have been made in the recent months to invest into Hong Kong.

The Iranian banking sector, one of the strongest on the Asian scene have announced their investments along with the Pahlavi Bank and R&G Bank establishing their branches in Hong Kong.

Iranian Retail companies have also entered Hong Kong, amongst them the giants as Shantar Cosmetics, Laffan and True Style. Along with them establishing their stores and factories, investments have went in.

The Iranian technological gigant, Astro, has announced its investments into Hong Kong and establish of its stores and factories in the state of Hong Kong.

Hong Kong has also been invited by Iran into a free trade sphere between the two states, with the Iranian Economy Minister sending out an invitation to his Hong Kong counterpart. |

"Iran and Hong Kong need each other."

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Alzarikstan wrote:

sigh Iran.

Is there an issue?

Paseo wrote:

Is there an issue?

Many in fact but issues are meant to be handled rather than become disgruntled over.

Paseo wrote:

| Iran Invests in Hong Kong! |

| Hong Kong has been a state which many Iranian investors and firms have continually observed and decisions have been made in the recent months to invest into Hong Kong.

The Iranian banking sector, one of the strongest on the Asian scene have announced their investments along with the Pahlavi Bank and R&G Bank establishing their branches in Hong Kong.

Iranian Retail companies have also entered Hong Kong, amongst them the giants as Shantar Cosmetics, Laffan and True Style. Along with them establishing their stores and factories, investments have went in.

The Iranian technological gigant, Astro, has announced its investments into Hong Kong and establish of its stores and factories in the state of Hong Kong.

Hong Kong has also been invited by Iran into a free trade sphere between the two states, with the Iranian Economy Minister sending out an invitation to his Hong Kong counterpart. |

[SAN GUARDIENTE GOVERNMENT RESPONSE]

|The Republican Assembly of San Guardiente applauds the Iranian response to these blatant bullying tactics by the perfidious Red Chinese against Hong Kong. This action is sure to further cement positive Iran/SG relations.|

San guardiente wrote:

........

Like what, perchance?

Petroleum, natural gas, gold, other raw materials.

The Confederate Prussian Empire wrote:

[ Xerxes would look at her, but keep his eyes forward, occasionally looking at her out of the corner of his eye. More than anything just wanting to get to his room, and be at peace even if it was for a short time. ]

Paseo

Ranponian wrote:

Petroleum, natural gas, gold, other raw materials.

Most of what San Guar produces are things like Cigars, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Rum, etc.

Power to the People

With her power in Congress firmly secure, President Santiago thought she was safe. However her popularity has actually been losing since her peak at the middle of the conservative collapse. Many Filipinos have begun thinking it was too convenient. In order to boost her falling popularity she began the first of her reforms. She brought to the floor of Congress a Bill which would try to end the constant blackouts in the Philippines. The bill would allocate 1 Billion Dollars however over a time of 10 years to go up to 5 Billion Dollars. The Bill would order the construction of Power Plants all around the country. Construction in areas hard hit by the blackouts will be prioritized. As well the revamping of current Power Plants. Once again Power Plants that blackout frequently will be prioritized.Tax Breaks will be given to electric companies to build more and new power plants. If the company begins construction of two power plants they will see a 3% tax break, and a 2% rise in tax break for each two power plants that are constructed. In Order to pay for the sharp rise, the Corporate Tax rate is being raised from 34% to 40%. For individuals who earn over 8,000,000 Pesos they would see their taxes rise from +30% of the excess to +40% of the excess. For those in 2,000,000 to 8,000,000 pesos range their +27% in excess will see a rise to +35% in excess. It would also add a 5% tariff on Tar Coal imports, and 2% tariff on plastic. The bill was quite controversial in Congress. With nearly a week of debates. The Conservative Coalition protests claiming it would hurt the country. Inside the newly formed Liberal Conservative Party their was intense debates. The party was fiercely split. With factions forming and leaders heading them. When it seemed like the unstable party would split. President Santiago went personally to Congress to give a speech. She relied her Liberal Coalition and convinced them that this would be the salvation of the Philippines. That only once the Philippines had power could to advance. They admitted it was bold but said the only people would changed the world were bold. The speech even moved some Conservatives. The bill narrowly passed 105-95. However the Liberal Conservative Party was still split on this issue with only 65% of the party sticking to Coalition Lines. Surprisingly however 3 Lagos-LDP members broke with party lines and voted in favor of the bill. With another victory under her belt she addressed the country in a live television speech. Saying this was a time of reform like she had promised in her election campaign. Finally ending the broadcast promising more was to come. However many in the country are considered. Namely the upper class. She is afraid of more of her reforms. She in essence has a lot of control over the country. Many have begun talking which each other...

HONG KONG EXPANDS BUSINESSES IN IRAN

Following mass investments into the Hong Kong economy by the nation of Iran's numerous companies, Cathay Pacific, for one, has announced a number of new routes to Iran's numerous cities ranging from Tehran to Ahvaz. Towngas has announced it will be investing in Iran's natural gas production in order to better serve Hong Kong's electricity needs, while numerous banks have announced their intention to open banks in Iran. Retail brands G2000, U2 Clothing, Aji Ichiban, I.T, Giordano, Shanghai Tang, and Café de Coral Holdings have all announced expansions into the Iranian market.

The friendship between the nations of Iran and Hong Kong is one of the closest in the world, and in recognition of this deep and meaningful friendship the Government has announced that Iranian nationals shall be permitted to remain in the country for one-hundred and eighty days instead of the previous sixty without a visa. The Government will also be attempting to spread awareness of the nation's GST rebate scheme, in which tourists in the nation are allowed to be returned the amount of GST tax they paid on goods they shall be taking back to their home country upon exit, this applies to Iranian nationals through the fact that the pamphlets handed out upon arrival in Hong Kong shall now be partially printed in Farsi along with the standard English, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, French, and Hmong.

STRONGER TOGETHER

it is the only way to describe the relationship between Iran and Hong Kong

https://imgur.com/R2ntTyP

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