In this forest province, La Unidad has settled her logistic center and HQ.
| Content | Number in Province |
|---|---|
| Main Missions | 4 |
| Side Missions | 4 |
- Operation: Security
- Chief: General Baro
- Ecosystem: Forest Valley
Flor de Oro has a rugged landscape covered with a thick forest. The people work in forestry and soybean cultures. The province is crossed by several roads and a railway track.
The small town of Chorrillos is the capital of the province, its economy is based on forestry. The villages of Rocha, Nupucu, and Huma Chua share their activity between forestry and soybeans.
This peaceful province was spared by the Santa Blanca. The absence of the cartel and the presence of a good communication network were reasons for the commander of the Unidad, General Baro, to settle its Headquarters and one of the two main bases of its special forces in the province. Since then the province has been, totally under the control of the Unidad.
General Baro
BORN: 21/10/1951 in Rio Uruqui, Bolivia
CARTEL POSITION: Unidad General
General Baro handles logistic and strategy to let the cartel do their job and avoid crossing the agreements within the Bolivian Government. He makes sure that the Santa Blanca Cartel does not bring extreme violence into Bolivian society, or sells cocaine in the territory.
He is a longtime friend of El Yayo and the Bolivian Cartels. He believes that becoming an addict is just for weak-minded people. So he let the cartel produce drugs to wipe off the weak. He doesn’t have any kind of conflict about that unless the cartel doesn’t respect Unidad’s and Bolivia’s sovereignty. The SB pays him really well, and they respect his ways so he is left alone…for the moment. His wife and daughter are unaware of his ties with the cartel.