Is the propaganda contest still open? If so:
Excerpt from An Address to the American Ambassador
From the opera halls of Vienna to the bazaars of Addis Ababa, the spectre of imperialism is creeping across the world once more. It is an atavism from a less civilised age; anachronistic, yet it persists in the minds of dictators everywhere - the notion that might makes right is what causes wars of aggression and conquest. This new model of imperialism grows from domestic tyranny - yet it cloaks its actions in the language of freedom and democracy like a wolf in sheep's clothing. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the government of Cannala, which even now prosecutes an unjust war against our glorious nation.
Cannala is led by the one known as 'El Presidente', who in title takes up the mantle of President - yet he cannot claim to democratically represent all Cannalan citizens. For decades in the Cannala-Juraki War elections have been suspended, and our sources show that a free election has not been held since 1910! Even if El Presidente was indeed legitimately elected then, democracy is not a system to vote in rulers who serve for life. El Presidente rules by force and fear, not by the people's mandate.
Of course, El Presidente is understandably afraid of the results should Cannalan citizens have unfettered access to the ballot box. There exists a significant underclass of Cannalan 'citizens' - conquered Juraki who would never cast a vote for the man who reduced their cities to rubble. The Cannalans call it 'indentured servitude', which the global community refers to in more prosaic terms as 'slavery'. Juraki workers live and toil and die on the sugar plantations to pay off the costs of their war - a far more extreme version of war reparations than any reasonable man would condone.
One might say that tyranny is an irrepressible element of Cannalan government. In the days of Spanish settlement, the Republic of Cannala was formed by nothing more than a band of pirates who ousted the governor and ruled by force of arms. Even in Cannala today, the identity of 'pirate' is what passes for their barbaric culture, along with the attendant connotations of thievery and banditry. The conquest and annihilation of the Juraki Shogunate is also claimed as a basis for the legitimacy of the Cannalan government to rule the entire island - an utter farce for those of us who are enlightened enough to see that conquest is never legitimate, that might does not make right.
No doubt the Cannalan diplomats have attempted to tar our nation with the same brush. They point out that the rebels who created United Forenia were just that - rebels who did not have the right to rule, or to force the merger of both states. I beg to differ - revolution is always legitimate against an oppressive and non-representative government. The Republic of Arstotzka and Kingdom of Moskurg were both dictatorships, and we are better off without them. Your forefathers understood that too, and it is for freedom that they fought and died on the fields of Yorktown!
In fact, the violent revolution that created United Forenia had no counterpart in the history of Turbados. Cannala today is stuck in the same imperialist mindset as Arstotzka and Moskurg were in 1933, only with more powerful weapons, making them a more dangerous threat to the free world. The revolution was necessary to remove the stain of imperialism from Forenia and establish our vibrant democracy, a lesson that Cannala, having achieved the complete conquest of Juraki, rejects.
Left unchecked, the Cannalan dreams of conquest will only grow. Co-operation is the only way the free nations of the world can stop the tireless advance of tyranny. They attack us today - they will attack you tomorrow.