"Sir, here is the drug-related case and statistics report submitted by various countries in August."
"Leave it there," he nods.
"Then I will leave first..." the secretary says cautiously.
"What do the members think about the proposition of setting up a permanent chairmanship and admitting new members in the Drug Enforcement Department?"
There are only about 40 member countries in the Drug Enforcement Department, which is not enough, so there is a plan to increase the list. Among the five good men, the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union have not joined.
The permanent chairmanship would consist of a list of 4 countries, Mexico, China, Singapore, and the United States. From now on, the Executive Director of the Drug Enforcement Department will be chosen from these four countries. This is currently Blue Star's "three heroes and one dog" of drug enforcement.
Getting caught means capital punishment.
Other countries are not so strict.
Many countries, especially those in the Latin American region, are secretly planning to recognize the legality of "benzyl methylecgonine," and which one isn't secretly selling it?
As for the United States, the "dog," you have no choice but to play with it.
Besides, to be honest, the United States is also working on drug enforcement, but with little effect.
"Over 85% of the member countries agree, China and Singapore have already consented," the secretary says.
He doesn't understand why Commissioner Joachim Ribbentrop would propose this...
To be frank, the Drug Enforcement Department is just an "inconspicuous" part of the United Nations.
Even UNESCO is above them.
The Drug Enforcement Department is hardly regarded by anyone.
What you don't want, Mexicans want.
"Then announce it publicly and, from now on, list the leaders of the government in Southern Mexico as wanted fugitives."
"Okay, anything else?"
Seeing the other party wave his hand, the secretary leaves the office and also kindly closes the door. Having finished his cigarette, he picks up the phone and dials a number.
"Mr. Casare, this is Joachim Ribbentrop. I have a matter to report."
Mexico. Starlight splendid.
Mexico City is still very peaceful.
You can hardly see anyone on the streets.
Entertainment venues?
After the curfew is implemented, no one is allowed on the streets apart from essential hospitals and police stations. As for those who need to work night shifts, they are also temporarily suspended.
Everything serves the government.
Of course, some people are dissatisfied, some entertainment venue owners think their business is being obstructed, gather a group of thugs to protest, and then…
Just some additional minced meat.
You're not decent, Victor will be decent for you!
Of course, when the curfew started, land reform also proceeded, announcing that all the land in Mexico City and its satellite cities would be nationalized, and if it is private, proof must be provided within the valid period.
But most of them are left behind by drug traffickers.
These will be distributed to the poor population, with about 43.9% of the population in Mexico, or approximately 55 million people, living below the poverty line, who will be given the right to use the land.
And nine years of compulsory education for children.
High school tuition fees are reduced.
And for disabled people, they have to go to the local hospital for a review, then submit an explanation to the government, and an individual can get 1340 Pesos per month, about 60 US dollars, to maintain the bare minimum for survival.
Teachers and civil servants nationwide have a 20% increase in salary, and welfare benefits are increased.
A whole combination of punches, Victor takes good care of the grassroots, middle class, and vested interests, stabilizes society, and then finds some "scoundrels" and "nouveau riches" to slaughter.
In a month, relying on the "Intelligence Bureau," more than 240 companies and individuals that had cooperated with drug traffickers were eradicated, their assets were frozen, all confiscated, and an additional 60 million US dollars inexplicably appeared.
Killing fattened pigs indeed makes a fortune.
In the office in the National Palace.
The lights are bright.
Victor rubs his temples, closes the "book" he is holding. This is a "banned book" in Europe and America, but very popular in Latin America.
"Quotations from the Great."
Many guerrillas take this as their code.
Victor takes a sip of coffee by his hand, his eyes flicker.
He then sees the Golden Finger in front of him, completely renewed.
He can adjust the background autonomously...
In the middle is the map of Mexico, from North and South Lower California to Mexico State. He can see anywhere within his territory, as well as the public satisfaction levels, the degree of corruption, and the registration of civil buildings, and so on.
The most satisfying are North and South Lower California, both reaching 91%.
Close behind is Sonora State.
And the newly conquered states, like Michoacan, Guanajuato, Tamaulipas, San Luis Potosi are all above 52%, "hanging" out, with only a pitiful 47% in Mexico State, below passing, but the degree of official corruption is the lowest here, 98%.
After all, the original officials have all been killed.
Apart from these territories, other places are not clear, obviously, Golden Finger does not automatically recognize these as his territory.
After Victor took over the National Palace of Mexico, Golden Finger told him that the territories he ruled had exceeded 16 states and would undergo an upgrade, unlocking many features.
Above the map are written: Weapons, Military Blueprints, Personnel, Technology (Agriculture) Technical Blueprints, Others, five main categories.
Weapons remained unchanged, as currently known.
Military blueprints are open up to the next 30 years, that is, all the weapon blueprints before the year 2020, but the prices are not cheap.
Victor had looked into them, such as the F35, nicknamed "Lightning II," which requires 7.8 billion points, based on the cost price of 79.79 million US dollars multiplied by 100, just these points.