Mexican Social Republic

Mexico, officially known as the Mexican Social Republic (: República Social de México) is a    in. It borders the Kingdom of Sierra and the United States to the north; the to the south and west; the  to the east; and, , and the  to the southeast. The capital and largest city of Mexico is.

The Mexcian Social Republic was established in September 12, 1925, following the victory of the Red Shirts (the Hildagistas). Gaining power following the ousting of, the Red Shirts under the command of Ramon Hildago de Veracruz crushed remaining opposition through force and popular support. Promising stability, prosperity, and Mexican natioanlism, de Veracruz declared himself "Generalísimo" and amassed an army of thousands of loyalists including former opponents. After signing a treaty of nonaggression with the United States and Sierra, de Veracruz stayed out of and focused on restructuring the Mexican social system by creating a new militaristic class of soldiers and launching an   campaign. de Veracruz centralized all power to Mexico City and quashed three major revolts during his rule. Following de Veracruz' death in 1937, he was succeeded by his charismatic son, Miguel Hildago de Veracruz, who put an end to the political repression of intellectuals and other victims. He allowed a limited and created the  legislature, the Supreme Popular Council. By introducing strong economic policies, de Veracruz undertook the responsibility of modernizing Mexico's public services.

Miguel Hildago de Veracruz was deemed too permissible by introducing liberal policies and by 1959, he was assassinated by his brother, Carlos Hildago de Veracruz who instilled a new set of policies which separated the Mexican people based on their ancestry, socioeconomic status, and political history. Descendants of enemy leaders and supporters were put into in the campos where prisoners were subjected to hard labor and poor working conditions. A revisionist, de Veracruz seized control properties and assets belonging to major private corporations from the people during his rule and legitimized the rise of "fighting bands" who effectively were legalized gangs. These bands ensured that local populations were kept in check and prevented any viable uprising from threatening the government.

After Carlos' death in 1987, his adopted son, Pablo Hildago de Veracruz became ruler and reintroduced policies lost during his stepfather's rule. Closely following Miguel Hildago de Veracruz, he nevertheless resorted to violent and brutal repressions of enemies, particularly revisionists and far-right nationalists. de Veracruz introduced a modified form of Mexican fascism which he dubbed "Fascism with Mexican characteristics", a nod to "", which embraced a broader  and limited civil protections for all Mexicans. However, this ideology included the idea of which was an  movement advocating the take back of land lost during the. Under this interpretation, all of the Kingdom of Sierra and parts of the United States would return to the control of Mexico. This policy alarmed both of Mexico's northern neighbors which had always regarded the fascist regime with wariness.

Since 2003, Mexico has actively claimed that the Sierran control of the and the historical Mexican state of  as illegal. Minor skirmishes and confrontations have occurred throughout the years on the. On October 4, 2014, Mexico directed several missiles to the Sierran Baja city of La Paz, killing 32 Sierrans. Immediately, Sierra and the United States perceived this as a direct act of aggression and demanded an immediate termination of its claim over Sierran territory, financial reparations for damages, and a formal apology. Following Mexico's refusal to concede to the demands, Sierra and the United States issued a joint that would include a -led military campaign against Mexico if Mexico continued to provoke "acts of aggression".