Corcovado

Ciudad Autónoma de Corcovado
Nation:	Los Liberados
Population:	120,800
Predominant language:	Martino
Main roads:	Calle de García, Plaza del Estado
Major districts:	Castello, Lucia, San Águstin
Current mayor:	Enrique Ruíz García (Independent)
Map versions:	14.6.1 -

Corcovado, officially the Ciudad Autónoma de Corcovado (Autonomous City of Corcovado), is a territory of Los Liberados located on the continent of Keltia. The city was annexed by the Liberadosans in late 1669, following the collapse of the Caputian kingdom and the subsequent instability in the region. The main goal of the annexation was to protect the San Pedrovian people, and the cultural heritage of the region, which is related to the Liberadosan culture.

History

San Pedro

The flag of Corcovado references the San Pedrovian past of the city

Corcovado became the capital city of the Caputian state of San Pedro, following its formal asscension to Statehood in. The State had kept its destinctive Martinan culture and language. The city of Corcovado played a crucial role in the 1662 revolution, which saw Prince Don Juan "the Tiger" Murillo be disposed by the opposition, lead by the later Prince Jorge García Álvarez. Following the fall of Caputia, San Pedro ceased to exist and its population was gravely threatened by the turmoil on the Keltian continent. As a result, the government of Los Liberados intervened.

Los Liberados

In late 1668, the government of Los Liberados announced its plans for a humanitarian intervention in San Pedro, in order to rescue the population from the expected disasters of the Haifan Civil War. The Liberadosan government, together with the Iron Company and supported by the member states of the Batavian Confederation set up a 3-step plan for humanitarian intervention. The first would be to establish a quick route of transport both over seas and by air, the second would be to stabilise the San Pedrovian borders, and the third step would be the evacuation of the roughly 300,000 people still residing in San Pedro by the end of 1668. By mid-1669, the mission had entered stage 3, and over 150,000 people have so far been evacuated from San Pedro to Los Liberados. It joined forces with the international coalition known as the Humanitarian Mission in former Caputia.

To protect the mission, and to create a viable route of transportation, both by air and by sea, Los Liberados occupied the city of Corcovado, which became an overseas territory of the nation. Corcovado remains a centre of San Pedrovian culture and heritage.

In 1970, the Corcovado Long-Range Radio Facility was built with support from Kalgachian engineers.