Topic: Political Corruption in Latin America
Country: Japan
Delegate Name: Dylan Haywood
School: Vicksburg High School
Topic page: background guide and all position papers All Japan position papers GLIMUN 2018 committees
The Japanese delegation believes that the corruption in Latin America while a situation not pertaining to the nation of Japan directly, is found to be deeply troubling and believes that a non violent, but sturn solution would be best solution to this complex situation. The delegation of Japan, while not worried for it’s overall safety, realizes that the safety of the sizable Japanese population in Latin America must be safe-guarded and protected under regimes that allow political corruption run rampant. The nation of Japan has made sizeable foreign investments in Latin America, therefore, our nation would like to secure these economic interests for not only the Japanese, but for the citizens of Latin America, to ensure prosperity for both of our futures. However, the delegation of Japan is deeply worried with the overall economic stability for Latin America, due to Japan’s role as Latin America’s second largest trade partner. The nation of Japan believes that through the liberalization of society as it has seen itself, political corruption and general governmental injustices should wane. The nation of Japan has overcome political corruption before, and it is in high confidence that we will be able to solve such problems in Latin America. We wish for the people and businesses of Latin America to take heart in the fact that as a once corrupt nation, Japan has risen above political corruption and gained international prosperity. We sincerely wish to, by the best of our abilities, help bring the same prosperity to Latin America and strengthen our trade relations to the benefit of all.
