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CABINET OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

​A MODERN WORLD AT WAR

Topic: The  Issue of US Intervention in the Bolivarian crisis

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Oil, America's one true love, well, behind freedom of course. Venezuela was formerly one of America's largest sources of oil, but recent tensions have caused the Latin American country to begin cutting off any American involvement, going so far as to close the U.S. embassy. America cannot stand for this. Venezuela is swamped with hunger, disease, economic hardships, and power outages, all of which are the result of socialism, an enemy of democracy. It's time to free the Venezuelan people of socialism, whether through more economic sanctions or military intervention, it's up to you. The future of democracy in Venezuela rests on your shoulders. 

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Position Papers are optional for all committees, however, there will be an award for the best position paper. For U.S. position papers, please email them to kristina.hoffman@wa-students.org by  November 4. Position Papers must be typed in 12 pt font and be within two pages long. Citations are not included in page length. Position Paper awards will be decided on within the parameters of the following criteria: current assignment position on the issue; analysis of the topic; possible solutions and plans; ability to remain in assignment policy.

Secretariat:

Chair- Isabella White

Vice-Chair- Erin Guy

Crisis Director- Kristina Hoffman

Crisis Staff- Amanda Oates

Crisis Staff- Kimberly Wang

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