Spanish - Malboryan Summit - Malbory City, Malborya

[Spain]

Jesús: Ok. Thank you Mr. Eusebiu, we'll meet you soon!

Jesús and Alfonso go to the third exit of the airport, where they meet Mr. Clarviu

Mr. Dastis: Good afternoon Mr. Clarviu. Mr. Eusebiu told us that you'd take us to the Parlamenta. Is that right?

[Malborya]

Mr Clarviu: Sei, Mr Dastis! I will be your driver for this trip. Let's not waste much time, as Malbory's traffic is quite bad at these hours. You know, people going back to their homes and all.

Mr Clarviu, Mr Aguilar and Mr Dastis go onto their car. The motorcade starts.

Mr Clarviu: So, if my calculations are correct, this trip will last around one and a half hour.

15 minutes later...

Mr Clarviu: So, how's Malbory so far? I know this is a limited experience from a car window, but we will get to see more of the city later on.

[Spain]

Jesús: Malbory is being so beautiful so far. I mean, Spanish architecture is great, but Malboryan architecture also is great. I must recognise I have read everything about Malborya, but anyway, being here is a huge pleasure and seeing every single place from a car window is amazing. When I was little, sorry for getting too personal, I mostly discovered Andalucía from a car window. I agree it's a limited experience, but still it's fine.

Alfonso Dastis: As Mr. Aguilar said, Malbory is being beautiful so far. I knew a bit about Malbory and Malborya's architecture, culture, envirionment, and I read the touristic information on the factbook, as Mr. Aguilar said. But, from here, it's even better than it says on the touristic information. There aren't words to describe how beautiful this is.

[Malborya]

Mr. Clarviu: Bellacha! Very good! Currently, we are passing through Grenno Boulevard. In Malboryan, Grenno means evergreen. Here, you can see many buildings from the Dark Days period, most of them built by Inquistans when we were under their control. It is one of Malbory's landmarks that shows the city's diversity.
...
Mr. Clarviu: Now, we are entering the Vernetti Park, a 100 km² of delicious Malboryan greenness. Many forests and grasslands. Many rabbits that roam freely. Many lakes, and there is a waterfall, even! Most of these are protected and you cannot access freely, as we don't want to disturb the wildlife too much.
...
Mr. Clarviu: We should be at the Parlamenta by half an hour or so. It is on a special district of Malbory, called Malbory Capital. It is quite far away from the rest of Malbory, but it still holds 1/3 of the entire city's population!

[Spain]

Jesús: That was simply amazing. We've been lucky to meet you Mr. Clarviu, because you know a lot of things about the route and the city. Congratulations for being such a great host to us on this motorcade.

[Malborya]

Mr. Clarviu: My pleasure! I was born and raised here. I know these roads like the back of my hand!

The motorcade ends after half an hour. Mr Clarviu opens the door for the Spanish President, as well as Mr Dastis.

Mr. Clarviu: That way, sir. We're going to enter through the guest entrance to not disturb the MPs.

The two Spanish men enter through the guest entrance. The corridor is speckled with statues and portraits of Malboryan leaders. The distant sound of MP's shouting and arguing can be heard through.

After a while of walking, Mr Clarviu knocks the door of the guest room.

Mr. Eusebiu: (muffled) Entranze!

The door opens and all three men enter through.

Mr. Eusebiu: Ah! I have been waiting in this room for hours! Clarviu, potande, sei?

Mr. Clarviu leaves the room after Mr Eusebiu's demand.

Mr. Eusebiu: Volla, Jesus and Alfonso!.. Hmm... That must have been a long flight. Want anything before we start talking about... anything?

[Spain]

Mr. Aguilar: Mr. Eusebiu! Nice too meet you again! Yes, it's been a very long flight. I'd like to have a glass of water is it's possible please. Thank you for your recievement,

Alfonso Dastis: I'd also like one glass of water please. Also, thank you for your great recievement. Mr. Clarviu has been an amazing host during the motorcade travel.

[Malborya]

Mr. Eusebiu: Ah, Clarviu! Quite the talkative man. I'd predict he told you a story or two of his during the motorcade.

Mr. Eusebiu proceeds to call the internal kitchen.

Mr. Eusebiu: Tre acuabote, voleri? Grazei. (Three water bottles, please? Thanks.)

Hangs up.

Mr. Eusebiu: Alright. Let's get on with the negotiations now, shall we?

A maid knocks on the door to bring the three water bottles.

Mr. Eusebiu: Entranze! (Enter!)

*Maid puts the bottles on the table and leaves.

Mr. Eusebiu: Grazei nor. (Thanks a lot.)

Mr. Eusebiu: Let's keep our priorities straight: There are two things my government and I would like to estabilish: Free movement of the people and free trade between the two countries.

...

Mr. Eusebiu: Now, If the Spanish President or the Spanish Government has anything else they want to estabilish with The Republic, we will consider.

[Spain]

Mr. Aguilar: Free movement and free trade will be provided, for sure. I think Dastis would like to add more things, isn't that right Alfonso?

Alfonso, who was drinking some water, puts the glass onto the table and starts talking

Mr. Dastis: You're right. We'd like to adquire a permission to let Spanish enterprises invest here, and same can be done with Malboryan ones that are interested in investing on our country. We'd also like, if it's possible, to open an embassy here, on Malbory City and also, we'd like to have some direct connections via plane to Malbory City and other Malboryan cities.

Mr. Aguilar: Spain is always open to recive new tourists and our people love Malborya, so for sure this flights will go full-capacity. So, Mr. Eusebiu, what do you think about our proposals? Are they affordable to you?

[Malborya]

Mr. Eusebiu: Any country can invest in The Malboryan Republic, as long as they do not corrupt the public officials and not harm the beautiful nature of the Republic.

Mr. Eusebiu: We would like to give direct connections via plane to our cities, but we'd expect the exact opposite. How about this:

Mr. Eusebiu stands up to find the map of The Malboryan Republic.

Mr. Eusebiu: Ah! Vu deca! (Ah! There you are!)

Mr. Eusebiu: We can give direct routes to... Malbory City, Rupestry... and Acelany. In return, though, we want direct routes to... Antequera, London and... and... Île-de-France!

Mr. Eusebiu: Not to mention we'd also like to open a Malboryan embassy at Antequera, as well.

Mr. Eusebiu: Now, let's establish the laws and all. We're going to write about our conditions. Let's start with free travel:

A) FREE TRAVEL
1 - Spanish citizens can visit The Malboryan Republic visa-free up to 45 days for tourism purposes.

• Spanish citizens can request a visa if they want to stay in Malborya for extended periods of time, though no longer than 120 days per year.

2 - Spanish citizens can request indefinite residence status to work, study or live in Malborya under conditions listed below:

• If the citizen is requesting indefinite residence status to study in Malborya, they must show a qualification certificate to the Malboryan Border Force from the educational institution they are going to study. This certificate includes detailed information about the institution and the citizen themselves. This can be obtained via requesting directly from the educational institution.

• If the citizen is requesting indefinite residence status to work in Malborya, they must obtain a workplace certificate from the Malboryan Border Force which includes the address of the workplace and details about the citizen.

• If the citizen wants to live under the indefinite residence, they must inform the Malboryan Border Force.

3 - The Malboryan Republic reserves the right to deport anyone that it seems as a threat for national integrity and general security.

[Spain]

Mr. Aguilar: All your proposals are great Mr. Eusebiu. Spain will accept them. Talking about free travel purposes, Spain is proposing this in its case:

A) FREE TRAVEL
1 - Malboryan citizens can visit the Kingdom Of Spain visa-free.

• Malboryan citizens can request a visa if they want to stay in Spain for extended periods of time, though no longer than 160 days per year.

• If they'd like to work in Spain, but they still don't have a job in Spain, they'll have a month (30 days) to find one. If they don't, they'll have to leave the country or request another period of 30 days to find a job. They'll be able to request 4 extensions a year.

2 - Malboryan citizens can request indefinite residence status to work, study or live in Spain under conditions listed below:

• If the citizen is requesting indefinite residence status to study in Spain, they must show a qualification certificate to the Spanish Border Force (exercised by Guardia Civil) from the educational institution they are going to study. This certificate includes detailed information about the institution and the citizen themselves. This can be obtained via requesting directly from the educational institution.

• If the citizen is requesting indefinite residence status to work in Spain, they must obtain a workplace certificate from the Spanish Border Force which includes the address of the workplace and details about the citizen.

• If the citizen wants to live under the indefinite residence, they must inform the Spanish Border Force.

3 - Spain reserves the right to deport anyone that it seems as a threat for national integrity and general security.

[Malborya]

Mr. Eusebiu: Proposals accepted! We will edit one of our articles, however:

• If the citizen is requesting indefinite residence status to work in Malborya, they must obtain a workplace certificate from the Malboryan Border Force which includes the address of the workplace and details about the citizen. The citizen in question has 45 days to obtain a job in The Republic. If no job was found at the time the 45 day period has ended, the citizen can request 30-day extensions at Malboryan Border Force, 2 times a year.

[Spain]

Mr. Aguilar: That's great! Let's talk about free trade now...

B) FREE TRADE

1. Spain will eliminate all custom duties and tariffs between Malborya.

2. Spain may apply value-added taxes (VAT) and/or goods and services taxes (GST) on goods and services imported from Malborya, as long as similar Spain goods and services are subject to the same VAT or GST taxes in Spain.

[Malborya]

Mr. Eusebiu: Okay, your proposals are accepted. Now, here's our proposal:

B) FREE TRADE
1 - The Malboryan Republic will eliminate all custom duties and tariffs between Spain.

2 - The Malboryan Republic may add value-added taxes (VAT) and/or goods and services taxes (GST) on goods and services imported from Spain, as long as similar Spain goods and services are subject to the same VAT or GST taxes in Malborya.

• Malborya may add extra tax for a specific category of items that are subject to the same specific taxes in Malborya.

3 - The Malboryan Republic may search any cargo coming from Spain that is deemed suspicious for, but not limited to:

• items that are (temporarily or permanently) blocked in Malborya for various reasons,

• dangerous criminals wanted in The Republic, suspect of hiding in the country of Spain.

4 - Any food product that is coming from Spain must be analyzed and approved by Malboryan Ministry of Health before their distribution to The Republic.

[Spain]

Mr. Aguilar: We accept your proposals too, and we're adding some more articles to our proposals to provide an equal agreedment for both parts.

B) FREE TRADE

1. Spain will eliminate all custom duties and tariffs between Malborya.

2. Spain may apply value-added taxes (VAT) and/or goods and services taxes (GST) on goods and services imported from Malborya, as long as similar Spain goods and services are subject to the same VAT or GST taxes in Spain.

3. Spain may search any cargo coming from Malborya that is deemed suspicious for, but not limited to:

• Items that are (temporarily or permanently) blocked in Spain for various reasons,

• Dangerous criminals wanted in Spain, suspect of hiding in the Malboryan Republic.

4. Any food product that is coming from Malborya must be analyzed and approved by Spanish Ministry of Health before their distribution around the country

[Malborya]

Mr. Eusebiu: So, it is settled then! Here's the final proposal of both countries:

A) FREE TRAVEL

1A - Spanish citizens can visit The Malboryan Republic visa-free up to 45 days for tourism purposes.

• Spanish citizens can request a visa if they want to stay in Malborya for extended periods, though no longer than 120 days per year.

1B - Malboryan citizens can visit Spain visa-free up to 30 days for tourism purposes.

• Malboryan citizens can request a visa if they want to stay in Spain for extended periods, though no longer than 160 days per year.

2 - Both countries' citizens can request indefinite residence status to work, study or live in the other country under conditions listed below:

• If the citizen is requesting indefinite residence status to study in the opposite country, they must show a qualification certificate to their respective border forces from the educational institution they are going to study. This certificate includes detailed information about the institution and the citizen. This can be obtained via requesting directly from the educational institution.

If the citizen is requesting indefinite residence status to work in Malborya or Spain, they must obtain a workplace certificate from their respective border forces which include the address of the workplace and details about the citizen.

If the citizen wants to live under the indefinite residence, they must inform their respective border forces.

3 - Both countries reserves the right to deport anyone that they see as a threat to national integrity and general security.

B) FREE TRADE

1A - Spain will eliminate all custom duties and tariffs between Malborya.

1B - The Malboryan Republic will eliminate all custom duties and tariffs between Spain.

2 - Both countries may add value-added taxes (VAT) and/or goods and services taxes (GST) on goods and services imported from the other country, as long as similar goods and services are subject to the same VAT or GST taxes in the home country.

• The Malboryan Republic may add extra tax for a specific category of items that are subject to the same specific taxes in Malborya.

3. Both countries may search any cargo coming from the other country that is deemed suspicious for, but not limited to:

• Any item that is blocked in the home country for various reasons, whether temporary, permanent or indefinite

• Any dangerous criminals wanted in their home countries, suspect of residing in the other country.

4. Any consumable goods coming from the countries may be analyzed and approved before their distribution to the respective countries.

C ) MISCELLANEOUS

1. Direct connections via plane will be established between the cities of;

• Malbory City and Antequera
• Malbory City and London
• Malbory City and Île-de-France
• Rupestry and Antequera
• Acelany and Antequera

Mr. Eusebiu: You can make suggestions right now if you need to do, Mr Aguilar. I'm open to suggestions. Always open.

[Spain]

Mr. Aguilar: I like it. I won't give any proposals, as it's perfect. By the Spanish part, this is our agreedment:

A) FREE TRAVEL
1 - Malboryan citizens can visit the Kingdom Of Spain visa-free.

• Malboryan citizens can request a visa if they want to stay in Spain for extended periods of time, though no longer than 160 days per year.

• If they'd like to work in Spain, but they still don't have a job in Spain, they'll have a month (30 days) to find one. If they don't, they'll have to leave the country or request another period of 30 days to find a job. They'll be able to request 4 extensions a year.

2 - Malboryan citizens can request indefinite residence status to work, study or live in Spain under conditions listed below:

• If the citizen is requesting indefinite residence status to study in Spain, they must show a qualification certificate to the Spanish Border Force (exercised by Guardia Civil) from the educational institution they are going to study. This certificate includes detailed information about the institution and the citizen themselves. This can be obtained via requesting directly from the educational institution.

• If the citizen is requesting indefinite residence status to work in Spain, they must obtain a workplace certificate from the Spanish Border Force which includes the address of the workplace and details about the citizen.

• If the citizen wants to live under the indefinite residence, they must inform the Spanish Border Force.

3 - Spain reserves the right to deport anyone that it seems as a threat for national integrity and general security.

B) FREE TRADE

1. Spain will eliminate all custom duties and tariffs between Malborya.

2. Spain may apply value-added taxes (VAT) and/or goods and services taxes (GST) on goods and services imported from Malborya, as long as similar Spain goods and services are subject to the same VAT or GST taxes in Spain.

3. Spain may search any cargo coming from Malborya that is deemed suspicious for, but not limited to:

• Items that are (temporarily or permanently) blocked in Spain for various reasons,

• Dangerous criminals wanted in Spain, suspect of hiding in the Malboryan Republic.

4. Any food product that is coming from Malborya must be analyzed and approved by Spanish Ministry of Health before their distribution around the country.

C) MISCELLANEOUS

1. Direct connections via plane will be established between the cities of:

• Malbory City and Antequera
• Malbory City and London
• Malbory City and Île-de-France (Paris)
• Rupestry and Antequera
• Acelany and Antequera
• Málaga and Malbory City
• Edinburgh and Acelany

Mr. Aguilar: I'm also open to suggestions, so, don't worry if you'd like to suggest something.