Reborn American Giants

From the perspective of pursuing power, Victor is now quite mature politically.

To put it bluntly, if Jose, who currently controls the Independence Palace, had such thoughts, perhaps he would not be in such a situation where everyone is betrayed and separated from their relatives.

After Jose seized power from the military and implemented political reforms, he has always regarded himself as the father of democracy in this country. He wanted to control everything and was reluctant to delegate any power.

He has always hoped to build a political model with himself as the core and capable of controlling everything in this country.

What's the result?

There is a strong external opposition eyeing it, and there are many conflicts internally due to the distribution of power and poor governance methods.

Asdiaz Amfilo, as chairman and vice president, is secretly preparing to overthrow him, and party chairman Hernández Embrioni also parted ways with him.

Former comrades-in-arms have become enemies on the battlefield.

To put it bluntly, now that Jose wants to solve these internal troubles, Victor probably has only one way, and that is to bow to his former opponents, that is, the gang of Nationalist Republican Alliance. Use the power in his hands to exchange for the former

support from opponents, and then turn around to purge opponents within the Christian Democratic Party.

However, this created another problem. Jose finally took control of the power and entered the Independence Palace, but in order to get rid of his former "friends", he had to bow to the new "friends" and transfer some rights.

After defeating the internal political opponents, this new friend became an "enemy" that had to be faced.

In order to defeat this "enemy" again, Jose had to transfer power to a certain "friend"...

This is a strange political cycle. In the end, it is estimated that Jose, the most powerful man in El Salvador today, will become a powerless old man with enemies everywhere.

Victor was very sure of his thoughts. If Jose had no other way, there was a high probability that this would be the result.

After the fall of Jose, the political scene in El Salvador will of course be full of wars and wars. Everyone will be busy scrambling for the spoils after the fall of the giant and using various means to fill the rights created by the fall of Jose.

vacuum.

The Farben family has been a "local snake" that has been entrenched within the Salvadoran government for many years. With Heredi's shrewd mind and rich experience, Victor believed that he would not let go of such a great opportunity.

It is obvious that if Victor wants to get involved, his only option is to accept the olive branch offered by Heredi and become a member of his camp.

…

Facing Victor, who was silent for a while, a faint smile appeared on the corner of Heraidi's mouth, and he did not rush the other person. He knew that the young man was weighing carefully now.

If Victor chooses to join his plan, it means that he must leave the Christian Democratic Party and throw away all the status he has gained in the Christian Democratic Party. This approach is tantamount to asking a rich man to abandon everything he owns.

To gain wealth, start from scratch and work hard.

This kind of decision is not easy to make!

"This is a good idea. I will consider it carefully." After considering the stakes clearly in a short period of time, Victor nodded and said, "I generally agree with your views, but you should consider some details."

Are you clear? Why don't you give me some pointers?"

"Haha," Heraidi chuckled twice. He did not answer the question immediately. Instead, he pointed at the coffee in front of Victor and said, "Try this cup of coffee. There are many things I like in this hotel.

Much, this Blue Mountain coffee from Jamaica is one of the few things that catches my fancy.

Smell it and use authentic coffee beans from Jamaica to grind and brew the coffee. It has a mellow aroma and a harmonious taste, and the caffeine content is less than half of other coffees.”

"Oh?" Victor glanced at the old guy. The old man spoke with such gusto, as if the cup of coffee in front of him was some fine wine, and it had nothing to do with his question.

Is it possible that this old man is talking nonsense? Victor would not consider it that way. He is more inclined to think that this old man is playing that roundabout language again.

Picking up the cup in front of him, Victor took a gentle sip, and then said with an afterthought: "Well, it's really good. It has a rich flavor and a slightly sour taste, but it's not bitter at all. It's really memorable."

"Haha, our coffee in El Salvador is not as good as that in Jamaica." Sitting on the sofa, Heredi put his hands on the armrests, stretched his body and asked: "Do you know why?"

"I really don't know about that," Victor replied seemingly interested.

"Actually, the methods of producing coffee beans in most countries in Latin America are very similar," Heredi said enthusiastically: "Whenever it's time to pick coffee, workers will pick the coffee beans and carefully select them.

Ripe coffee beans are roasted and then shipped.

The reason why Jamaican coffee is called the "nobility of coffee" is because of its special geographical location. Well, Kingston is a great place. I don't know if you have been there.

With an altitude of more than 6,000 feet, fertile volcanic soil, fresh air, no pollution, humid climate, and special roasting techniques, these conditions create the unique taste of Blue Mountain coffee. There is no better place in the world.

place."

For this reason, if Victor still doesn't understand what Heredi meant, then he is too stupid. It is obvious that the old man used the Blue Mountain coffee on the table as a metaphor.

In his allusion, the origin of Blue Mountain Coffee - Kingston, Jamaica, actually refers to San Salvador, and the season when coffee matures obviously refers to the "coup" planned by Vice President Amfilo.

Once this coup breaks out, it means the arrival of coffee's maturity.

For workers in coffee plantations like Victor, this is a great opportunity to pick fruits from the trees. Coffee only takes a few days to mature. If the coffee beans are not picked in time, the ripe pulp will not be harvested.

If someone else takes it away, it will just hang on the book and rot. There is no doubt that this is an unacceptable loss.

Victor is very clear about what coffee refers to and what workers refer to. He also has to admit that according to Heredi's metaphor, such a process of making Blue Mountain Coffee is indeed very promising.