[ TERMINAL ACCESS: GLOBAL FEED ]

The South American Union (SAU) has voiced serious environmental concerns regarding a new large-scale hydroelectric project announced by the Republic of Costa Verde in Central America, effectively demanding a review of the plan. The SAU's Pachamama Ecological Oversight Committee today dispatched an official statement to the Costa Verde government, warning that the project could cause irreversible damage to shared riverine ecosystems and indigenous territories. While acknowledging Costa Verde's current struggle with power supply instability, the Committee sternly stated that "the thoughtless exploitation of Mother Earth's bounty undermines the very foundation of Indio-Catholic Socialism." Costa Verde has countered that the project is essential for resolving its domestic infrastructure aging and power shortages. However, dependent on loans from the World People's Solidarity Bank (WPSB), Costa Verde is expected to find the SAU's diplomatic pressure difficult to ignore. This confrontation suggests that the SAU's "Environmental Imperialism" is beginning to influence the economic development policies of neighboring nations.