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| − | + | Felipe Caraguez became Vice President of the Latin Union shortly after that nation's formation. He was selected by President Pedro Marquez to fulfill all the functions of the Vice President of the Union, which include diplomatic meetings, joint briefings with the Cabinet, and presiding over the Latin General Assembly as its moderator. | |
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| + | Caraguez and Marquez did not know each other before Marquez selected him for the position of Vice President. Caraguez himself had been an elected statesman of local government in a bordering nation and had shown a voting record that Marquez was particularly impressed with. Since his rise to the second office of the Latin Union, Caraguez has gotten to know the President much better and is now one of his best friends. The two work closely on important issues from day to day, promising that the Vice Presidents of future administrations will also be closely involved in executive operations. | ||
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| + | Mr. Caraguez is married to his college sweetheart, Arika, and they live in the Vice Presidential Mansion in Cuiabá, the capital city of the Union, with their dog, a Scottish Terrier named Edison. | ||
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Felipe Caraguez became Vice President of the Latin Union shortly after that nation's formation. He was selected by President Pedro Marquez to fulfill all the functions of the Vice President of the Union, which include diplomatic meetings, joint briefings with the Cabinet, and presiding over the Latin General Assembly as its moderator.
Caraguez and Marquez did not know each other before Marquez selected him for the position of Vice President. Caraguez himself had been an elected statesman of local government in a bordering nation and had shown a voting record that Marquez was particularly impressed with. Since his rise to the second office of the Latin Union, Caraguez has gotten to know the President much better and is now one of his best friends. The two work closely on important issues from day to day, promising that the Vice Presidents of future administrations will also be closely involved in executive operations.
Mr. Caraguez is married to his college sweetheart, Arika, and they live in the Vice Presidential Mansion in Cuiabá, the capital city of the Union, with their dog, a Scottish Terrier named Edison.
