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After Semicolon's return on Christmas 2022, building activity increased again with the Rise Inc. Office and the Estadio Simón Bolívar south of Maracaibo being the most prominent builds. In April 2023, the [[Formula 1 | Maracaibo F1 GP 2023]] took place in the city on a mostly new course using the Maglev system and a tunnel along the mountainside. Later on, Semicolon took over the one-chunk city and nation within Maracaibo while still continuing on designing buildings, mainly for the Downtown. The Oldtown is being constructed on schematics acquired from different sources. | After Semicolon's return on Christmas 2022, building activity increased again with the Rise Inc. Office and the Estadio Simón Bolívar south of Maracaibo being the most prominent builds. In April 2023, the [[Formula 1 | Maracaibo F1 GP 2023]] took place in the city on a mostly new course using the Maglev system and a tunnel along the mountainside. Later on, Semicolon took over the one-chunk city and nation within Maracaibo while still continuing on designing buildings, mainly for the Downtown. The Oldtown is being constructed on schematics acquired from different sources. | ||
=== '''Independence''' === | === '''Independence and Brazilian Empire''' === | ||
On the 9th of November 2023, with the fall of Gran Colombia, Semicolon became the new leader of proper Maracaibo city and declared independence from Gran Colombia establishing the Freehold of Maracaibo. On the 23rd of November (UTC), the treaty of Sao Andre was officially signed and published, by which Maracaibo joined the [[Aurora: Brazil | Brazilian Empire]]. | On the 9th of November 2023, with the fall of Gran Colombia, Semicolon became the new leader of proper Maracaibo city and declared independence from Gran Colombia establishing the Freehold of Maracaibo. On the 23rd of November (UTC), the treaty of Sao Andre was officially signed and published, by which Maracaibo joined the [[Aurora: Brazil | Brazilian Empire]]. | ||