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Chapter 1176 Tears of Argentina
On July 1883, 7, when the real conflict between Mexico and Austria-Hungary was intensifying, and when major powers in the world were paying attention to the division of the war between Mexico and Austria-Hungary into camps, the world was paying attention.

Also in Latin America, the exposure of an incident shocked everyone.

Because, on this day, the northwestern provinces of Argentina, Jujuy and Salta, announced their opposition to President Mitre's tyranny and chose independence.

The news was even announced with the participation of heads of embassies from all over the world in Argentina.

This surprised the heads of embassies of various countries who participated in the event.

At the same time, we are also concerned about the developments in Argentina.

It was obvious that they were being used as a gun without knowing it. Although they were angry, they still expressed their intention to distance themselves from the two provinces' independence.

Among them, the heads of the German and British embassies in Argentina directly condemned the actions of the two provinces as an insult to Britain and Germany.

Calling on countries to make more condemnation of the two provinces.

But; surprisingly, other countries remained silent.

What was going on was that when Britain, Germany and even Argentina's Mitre government had not yet figured out what was going on, the province of Tucumán announced on July 7 that it had joined the independence team, and had loudly opposed Mitre's rule, and had sent representatives to participate in the anti-Mitre presidential conference in Jujuy Province.

And judging from the attitudes of various countries towards Mitre's betrayal, it seems that Argentina is really in trouble this time.

On July 1883, 7, the head of the Dutch Embassy in Peru publicly visited Jujuy Province and publicly expressed the Netherlands' support for the province, and asked the Argentine government not to attack the provinces that opposed their rule. The Dutch ambassador to Peru condemned Argentina's tyranny for making the Argentine people live in misery, which led to these provinces in Argentina rising up against President Mitre. The Netherlands stood on the side of justice and therefore opposed Argentina's suppression of these provinces.

The Dutch intervention caused the Argentine troops that were originally preparing to suppress the northern provinces to stagnate, and Mitre seemed to be intimidated by the Dutch warning.

And this is not the worst, because just one week after the Dutch Peruvian ambassador made his public statement, the northern provinces of Catamarca and del Estero also announced their independence from the rule of the Argentine central government. At this point, all five provinces with northern dialects in Argentina announced their opposition to Argentine rule.

On July 1883, 7, the London Times reported in the newspaper of that day that sources said that the Royal Intelligence Service, the Dutch intelligence agency, had begun sending about 10 combat-experienced special forces to Argentina's northern armed headquarters three weeks ago. They were responsible for training opponents against the army commanded by Argentine President Mitre. They also planned how to survive outside the troops commanded by President Mitre.

According to the newspaper, Britain's MI6 intelligence agency believes that the help provided by the Netherlands will play a significant role in overthrowing President Mitre in Argentina.

But they analyzed that the Netherlands' main purpose was to launch a secret attack on Britain's influence in Latin America.

The Netherlands' covert action aid program in Argentina has always been an open secret, although the current leader of the ruling Socialist Party and Prime Minister Jules Darnettang has repeatedly stated that they were unaware of it.

The famous British newspaper also reported that the Dutch had long made their intentions public, citing an article from the Dutch newspaper Amsterdam Daily on February 2, which wrote that with the support of special Dutch forces, provinces in northern Argentina that opposed Comrade President Mitre established an army to protect their rule. These troops were used to fight against Mitre's troops, and these troops also had many encounters and attacks with Mitre's troops within the jurisdiction of the provincial border, but on a smaller scale.

As if in response to this, Argentine President Mitre responded, "We have information about the interaction between the Dutch Melbourne regime's special forces and the rebellious provinces in northern Argentina, including weapons support and other support policies, and even combat experience support. We naturally oppose the Netherlands's actions because they are interfering in Argentina's internal affairs." However, no matter how harsh Mitre's criticism was, the Netherlands still ignored it, although countries such as Britain and Germany spoke out for him internationally.

On July 1883, 7, Dutch Foreign Minister Mari Philippe, accompanied by Secretary-General Martinus of the Latin American Thirteen Group, was visiting Chile. They disembarked at the Port of Antofagasta, headed eastward into Argentina's Salta Province, and then visited San Salvador de Jujuy, the capital of Jujuy Province.

This is a big event.

The highest-ranking official in charge of diplomacy of the Netherlands visited, and accompanying him was Martinas, the Secretary-General of the G32 who had just confronted Britain and France. This is a guy that makes Europeans shudder.

After all, he was the leader of the Transvaal Republic in South Africa. He and the Orange Free State, which was also led by the Dutch, actually fought a war of full rule against the British landing in South Africa in the 1860s, making the powerful British Army a laughing stock around the world and causing the loss of nearly people.

Even in the original history, it was the opponent for which Britain paid a terrible price.

Martinus is known for his bravery and ferocity towards his opponents.

Although he is over 60 years old, as a hardliner in the Dutch military, he is the Netherlands' trump card to deter countries around the world.

What's more, he was directly appointed by William IV as the Secretary-General of the Group of Thirteen for 10 years without change, which shows how much trust he has in the Dutch royal family and successive governments.

After all, during his term of office, the Netherlands has experienced two governments, and parties have taken turns in power, but his status has not changed.

This visit to Jujuy accompanied by Philip of the Socialist Party has made people in Argentina very nervous.

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Fearing that this warmongering maniac directly announced in Jujuy that the G3 would send troops to support the northern provinces in attacking the Mitre government in the capital, Buenos Aires.

Not only Argentina, but even the government of Brazil, which is neighboring the province, is paying attention to the recent changes in Argentina.

The rebellion in many provinces in northern Argentina excited the conservatives in Brazil, who initially felt that there was an opportunity and that they might be able to absorb some of the territory for their own use.

However, as the Netherlands openly came out in support, the conservatives in Brazil were dumbfounded.

The head stretched out and then retracted like a turtle.

The conservatives led by Pedro II and the liberals led by Prime Minister Fonseca check and balance each other, making it even more difficult for the conservatives to move forward. Well, let's just continue watching the show.

After all, Fonseca is the Netherlands' ally in Brazil.

Brazil is like this, what about other countries?
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