South American Confederacy



The South American Confederacy is a multi-national partnership for economic partnership and military assistance, founded in 1976 by then Brazilian president Adriano Claro as an effort to loosely unite South America against external threats or from revolution and for economic partnership. Their role as of late has been insignificant, protesting without effort the Spanish Invasion of the Ivory Coast. Though the united efforts of the nations has squeezed out the organized activities of drug cartels in Columbia, though not wholly defeated their influence has waned in Columbian politics.

Members
Brazil

Argentina

Chile

Peru

Ecuador

Columbia

Venezuela