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Throughout the 50s, 60a and early 70s tensions slowly began to settle as most pieces had already been set and thus the balance of power could not easily be put out of whack. Due to this decrease in tentions, support for syndicalism started to erode, causing many of the previously neutral countries like Chile, Paraguay, Guyana, Ecuador and Costa Rica to start leaning towards the URA. In 2050, during the British Civil War, Patagonia invaded the Falklands which Britain later in 2057 took back along with taking Patagonia's Antarctic territories.
Throughout the 50s, 60a and early 70s tensions slowly began to settle as most pieces had already been set and thus the balance of power could not easily be put out of whack. Due to this decrease in tentions, support for syndicalism started to erode, causing many of the previously neutral countries like Chile, Paraguay, Guyana, Ecuador and Costa Rica to start leaning towards the URA. In 2050, during the British Civil War, Patagonia invaded the Falklands which Britain later in 2057 took back along with taking Patagonia's Antarctic territories.


Reescalation
==== '''Reescalation''' ====
As the Ecuadorian Rationale Party rose to 12 % of the votes in the 2073 Ecuadorian general election, Colombia decided to launch a preemptive invasion of the country in 2076 in order to puppet it, however the Ecuadorian government managed to escape to the Galapagos where they became an American protectorate. In 2077 the British Empire decided to invade Venezuela, resulting in Colombia trying to rally the CSAS into declaring war on him. Britain was however able to reach an agreement with the CSAS that he would place a syndicalist government in power of Venezuela after being done invading it.


As the Ecuadorian Rationale Party rose to 12 % of the votes in the 2073 Ecuadorian general election, Colombia decided to launch a preemptive invasion of the country in 2076 in order to puppet it, however the Ecuadorian government managed to escape to the Galapagos where they became an American protectorate. In 2077 the British Empire decided to invade Venezuela, resulting in Colombia trying to rally the CSAS into declaring war on him. Britain was however able to reach an agreement with the CSAS that he would place a syndicalist government in power of Venezuela after being done invading it.
==== '''Second African Revolution''' ====
''See more: [[2nd African Revolution]]''
 
During the Second African Revolution anocratic syndicalism became a popular alternative to social liberalism and "anarcho"-liberalism, leading to nations like the Congolese Commune and Mauritania adopting the ideology.
 
==== '''World War III''' ====
In 2080 Brazil tried rebelling from URA through a syndicalist revolution which the CSAS would officially intervene in by 2082. The resulting war between the CSAS and the Anglosphere would be a guerilla war on the vast underdeveloped Amazon plains and in what was left of the rainforest, ending in 2083 with an American withdrawl from the country, at least on paper, since northeastern Brazil would remain a rationalist regime.
 
==== '''Decline''' ====
With rationalism in decline and most of South America free from rationalism there really isn't much of a need for syndicalism anymore. Due to this, an increasing number of syndicalist nations has begun adopting more moderate position and the future of the ideology lies in uncertainty.
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