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Portugal

POR

Rank
Insignificant Power (#38)
Status
Assigned
Prestige
100
Nation
Country type
Recognized
Government
Presidential Democracy
Cultures
Portuguese

Population7.2m
GDP13.2m
Prestige100
Literacy69%
Standard of living10.6
States17
ReligionCatholic
Economy
Cash20.7k
Credit15.4m
Weekly income95.2k
Weekly expenses70.9k
Investment pool226.6k
Power bloc

The Western Europe Market

Identity Military Treaty Organization

Government
Intelligentsia
Clout 51%
Armed Forces
Clout 19%
Industrialists
Clout 9%
Rural Folk
Clout 3%

History

Diplomacy Player Submission
1866

Our Melian Moment; Or, why Portugal must Fight

The recent publication of the Treaty of Copenhagen, along with the minutes of the farcical Palmero Summit, has resulted in an eruption of fear, disgust and rage in Lisbon. The President of the Ministers, in an address to Parliament, explained his position in a speech published later that day.

Diplomacy Player Submission
1864

Exclusive! Perfidious Danes behind Chinese Piracy!

After a bureaucratic mishap led to Portuguese customs agents being handed over control of the 'Penhelm', it was revealed that the ones behind the recent spate of piracy off of Lisbon's coast were none other than the perfidious Danes!

Politics & Society Player Submission
January 16th, 1856

The Great Savannah Hunt

A hunting competition event held in the Cape Colony near the town of Durban to facilitate economic investment and to draw talent from around the globe to the Cape to further grow the colony.

War Player Submission
January 12th, 1856

The Problem with Portugal

After thirty years of peace, it seems that Portugal may once more be on the brink of war. The King and his pliant government insist that it is through war that Portugal will Regenerate, but certain naysayers declare doom on the horizon, and argue for different paths forward.

Diplomacy Player Submission
January 1st, 1846

Against Madness

True Vintismo, and true liberalism is not revolution, and it is certainly not anarchy. Vintist parliamentarian Paulo Vilela pens an opinion piece in his party's paper, the Luz, denouncing radicalism and declaring that it has no place in Portugal.

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Companies

Basic Colonial Plantations 2
Prosperity92.6
Profit53,566.0
Mozambique Company
Prosperity98.4
Profit29,148.3
Uniao Fabril
Prosperity75.0
Profit16,469.7

Active modifiers

ModifierStartEndDecayMultiplierSource
Prestige - Flat 1846.1.2 — — 20.00 save
Declared Bankruptcy 1869.6.29.18 1879.6.29.18 — — save
Modifier Untrustworthy Country 1869.7.17.6 1879.7.17.6 — — save
Modifier Listened To Advice 1871.1.11 1881.1.11 — — save
Active Ig Promise Country 1873.8.10.12 — — 2.00 save
Private Construction Contracts 1873.8.10.12 1878.8.10.12 — — save
Active Ig Promise Country 1875.10.8 — — 2.00 save
National Dividends 1875.6.18.18 1880.6.18.18 — — save