Working as a police officer in Mexico Chapter 1763: 785: The Future Direction

Capítulo 1763: Chapter 785: The Future Direction

The sound of Casare’s footsteps disappeared at the end of the corridor.

Victor did not imdiately get up.

He still sat behind the large mahogany desk, outside the window the lights of xico City were beginning to shine, the traffic on Paseo de la Reforma rged into a river of light, and the outline of the Independent Monunt stood silent in the dusk.

Tired.

Truly damn tired.

The legacy left behind by ili Soft was damn tempting.

A gigantic cake broken by his own hands, with crumbs and cream splattered everywhere.

European vultures, Middle Eastern cal traders, Asian dragons, and even those African warlords who were fighting for a clean sip of water yesterday, all stuck their noses in, trying to snatch a piece of fat from the ruins of North Arica.

And he, seemingly swallowed the largest pieces—Texas, California, Illinois, and Belize as a springboard—but digesting them is a hundred tis harder than seizing them.

Among those under his command, many are loyal, and many are capable, yet resources are stretched thin.

Managing a colossal entity with fires just extinguished, everything in disarray and constantly facing external subversion and internal undercurrents, demands talents like a bottomless pit.

Ludwig Becker is a tiger capable of maintaining control, but there’s only one tiger; Goring did well in Belize, but how big is Belize anyway?

Casare is so busy he doesn’t touch the ground, his eyes filled with bloodshot veins. The forr U.S. bureaucrats and technicians who have surrendered can be used but not fully trusted. The “investors” he himself cultivated, boast impressive battle achievents, yet their appetites have expanded, beginning to argue over territory and interest distribution, and there are even faint signs of factions erging.

Not to ntion that British guy lurking in the shadows, who almost turned him into a pile of charred remains at Belize Airport, and those European bastards who’ve been causing havoc in the “Trust Zone” but pinned the bla on him, along with the social conflicts within the country temporarily suppressed by the war but never disappeared…

“Hah…”

Victor chuckled self-deprecatingly and rubbed his aching temples. He reached for the cigarette case on the desk, flicked out a cigarette, and placed it in his mouth.

With a click, the lighter ignited, the fla arose, and the tobacco caught fire, its spicy smoke inhaled into his lungs, providing a brief numbness and relaxation.

As he exhaled the first puff, his gaze unconsciously swept over the study’s heavy books, military models, and world maps—

Buzz.

An extrely faint vibration, as if it rung directly in his skull.

Following that, a semi-transparent screen with a calm, bluish glow unfolded in front of him.

But ever since the North Arican war situation stabilized, he had been busy consolidating power, dealing with international encirclent, and had not actively “called” it for a long ti.

With a slight motion of thought, the blue screen’s glow shifted and the interface changed.

National Managent Interface (Simplified Mode)

Nation Na: xico

Regi: Republic

Current Leader: Victor

Nation’s Motto: Loyalty, Unity, Freedom.

[Core Data Panel]

Actual Controlled Territory Area: Approx. 3,220,000 square kiloters

(xico Holand: 1,964,375 km² Texas: 695,662 km² California: 423,970 km² Illinois: 149,995 km² Belize: 22,966 km² ≈ 3,220,000 km². Note: Control decreases from center to edge, with part of the border and forr U.S. controlled zones experiencing security vacuums and resistance forces.)

Total Population (Estimate): Approx. 162,000,000 people

(xico Holand Approx. 120 million Texas Approx. 29 million California Approx. 34 million Illinois Approx. 12.5 million Belize Approx. 400,000 – war losses and refugee population ≈ 122 million. Complex population structure, low integration.)

GDP (Purchasing Power Parity, Rough Estimate): Approx. 2.1 trillion USD (chaotic valuation, serious mismatch between actual circulation and output)

World Influence Index: 9/100 (regional military power, economic potential acknowledged, but political image is highly polarized, isolated by major developed countries)

Internal Stability: 89/100 (war victory dividends remain, leader’s personal prestige very high, but great pressure on economic reconstruction, significant regional conflicts, ethnic gaps, and interest group division hidden risks)

Military Power Index: 85/100 (army experienced, considerable size; clear weaknesses in air force and navy.)

Technology and Industrial Index: 41/100 (certain foundation in light industry, resource processing; weak in heavy industry, high-end manufacturing; information technology, biotechnology, precision processing rely heavily on imports or external talents; scientific research system needs urgent reconstruction following war impact.)

Available Points: 60 billion!

Victor’s gaze paused for a mont on that 11-digit points number.

Sixty billion.

He continued to look down, and detailed classification data along with… a segnt of system comntary appeared at the bottom of the interface.

[Sub-Domain Details]

Agriculture: High self-sufficiency rate but low production efficiency, greatly affected by climate. Texas and California agricultural zones are being integrated, with trendous potential but facing issues of original system collapse and infrastructure damage.

Energy: Rich in oil and natural gas reserves (holand Texas), extraction and refining capabilities are passable but deep processing and chemical industry chain are weak. Electricity supply is tight, especially in newly controlled zones.

Manufacturing: Certain scale in dium and low-end manufacturing such as automobile assembly, textiles, food processing. Virtually zero in high-end machine tools, precision instrunts, semiconductors, aerospace manufacturing. Industrial system is incomplete, heavily reliant on external supply chains.

Infrastructure: Main network in holand is passable but seriously aging. Railways, highways, and power grids in newly controlled zones are damaged to varying degrees, massive reconstruction needed. Communication network coverage incomplete, outdated technical level.