Mexico City, National Palace, Cabinet meeting room.
The tabletop was covered with charts, reports, and coffee cups, and the atmosphere was somewhat lively.
Victor sat at the main seat, leaning back slightly, listening to the report from his subordinates about "stimulating the economy of Texas."
Mexican Empire Bank President Walter von Ke adjusted his gold-rimmed glasses and made a statement:
"Sir, the current economic situation in Texas is a typical 'post-war shock.' The infrastructure, especially the energy and transportation networks, has been severely damaged, but core assets such as oil fields, ports, and agricultural bases remain largely intact. The current biggest challenge is the capital flight, collapse of the credit system, and liquidity drought."
He paused and opened another document, "Our primary task is to quickly inject credit to restore the economic blood circulation. The Empire Bank proposes to immediately launch a 'Texas Special Liquidity Plan.'
