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The Republic of Port Vice was established in the late 1800's as | The Republic of Port Vice was established in the late 1800's as | ||
the City of Port Vice, when Port Vice was apart of the United States | the City of Port Vice, when Port Vice was apart of the United States | ||
| − | of Columbria. From the 1980's onward, the situation began to change | + | of Columbria. Begining in 1928, the tourist and shipping based economy |
| − | as capital began to leave the city and as bad mis-management led to | + | of the city and due to it's offshore location, people from all over the |
| − | high price hikes on everything that entered Port Vice from overseas. | + | region began to flock to Port Vice as a vacation destination. From the |
| − | In | + | 1980's onward, the situation began to change as capital began to leave |
| − | wealth and lacking in services. People began to demand that Port Vice | + | the city and as bad mis-management led to high price hikes on everything |
| − | secede from the USC because staying apart of it would ruin the chances | + | that entered Port Vice from overseas. In 1988, the Vicenese economy |
| − | for economic recovery; thus leading to the birth of the Port Vice independence | + | collapsed, leaving the city deprived of wealth and lacking in services. |
| − | movement or PVIM. PVIM managed to get a new mayor elected in 1993 and | + | People began to demand that Port Vice secede from the USC because staying |
| − | pushed through the passing of the law which caused Port Vice to become | + | apart of it would ruin the chances for economic recovery; thus leading to |
| − | a independent nation from rest of Columbria in July 1994. In the years | + | the birth of the Port Vice independence movement or PVIM. PVIM managed to |
| − | after that, the economy began to recover from foreign investment, | + | get a new mayor elected in 1993 and pushed through the passing of the law |
| − | revenues, and revenues from re-processing activities via the new oil | + | which caused Port Vice to become a independent nation from rest of Columbria |
| − | refinery.Today, it's | + | in July 1994. In the years after that, the economy began to recover from |
| − | stability. | + | foreign investment from outside sources, the re-generation of tourist revenues, |
| + | and revenues from re-processing activities via the new oil refinery. Today, | ||
| + | it's economic upturn has caused the City to regain the economic stability it | ||
| + | had in the early-to-mid 20th century and is a regional leader. | ||
Revision as of 04:28, 20 July 2005
The Republic of Port Vice: BACKGROUND
The Republic of Port Vice was established in the late 1800's as the City of Port Vice, when Port Vice was apart of the United States of Columbria. Begining in 1928, the tourist and shipping based economy of the city and due to it's offshore location, people from all over the region began to flock to Port Vice as a vacation destination. From the 1980's onward, the situation began to change as capital began to leave the city and as bad mis-management led to high price hikes on everything that entered Port Vice from overseas. In 1988, the Vicenese economy collapsed, leaving the city deprived of wealth and lacking in services. People began to demand that Port Vice secede from the USC because staying apart of it would ruin the chances for economic recovery; thus leading to the birth of the Port Vice independence movement or PVIM. PVIM managed to get a new mayor elected in 1993 and pushed through the passing of the law which caused Port Vice to become a independent nation from rest of Columbria in July 1994. In the years after that, the economy began to recover from foreign investment from outside sources, the re-generation of tourist revenues, and revenues from re-processing activities via the new oil refinery. Today, it's economic upturn has caused the City to regain the economic stability it had in the early-to-mid 20th century and is a regional leader.
