But if you can send him a Federation-made washing machine worth five hundred dollars, he would consider you a capable person.
Yet now the market is open, and it's said that soon there will be Federation merchants bringing goods over. His stocks, these commodities, will soon become commonplace.
He knows the Federation merchants well; as long as there's money to be made, even if not much, they can accept it.
But Gomez finds this hard to accept.
"If their goods appear in our market casually, we will find it difficult to make money."
"Our exclusive deals and quotas will become worthless."
President Diego sat in a large chair, dressed in military attire, as was his habit.
He's not only the President of Lapar but also the highest Marshal of Lapar!
He doesn't much like being called "President," preferring to be addressed as "Marshal" or "General," a habit common among dictators.
