Caribbean

After a number of a natural disasters wreaked havoc on the Caribbean islands, the people of the Caribbean began to look for new political ideas, having believed the current system to be a failure. The people of Cuba began to feel that Cuba had reverted back into capitalism and had not been the socialist nation they hoped it would be. Civil war soon broke out on these islands and syndicalist guerrillas fought against the governments.

Meanwhile in Florida, people on both sides of the political spectrum were becoming increasingly concerned with rumours of corruption and election fraud. Protests broke out but were heavily suppressed, only further cementing a hatred for the current government within the Floridian people. With the war on the Caribbean islands creating instability in the region, the Floridian people soon incited a revolution and overthrew the government in Florida.

After the government was overthrown, the Floridian people were not quite sure what to do. But after seeing the success of syndicalism in the Caribbean islands, the Floridian people followed this example and syndicalism became the new dominant economic and political system

Florida and the Caribbean islands joined together in a federation in order to help create mutual cooperation and protection.