Ultimately, so-called "free trade" is still about whose fist is bigger, and only then can genuine free trade take place. The British military strength is no longer sufficient to play a leading role in South America, so Britain's market share in South America will gradually shrink.
However, even if it has to wait for Britain's influence to completely dissipate in South America, it will require a process. At least, in this era, the Royal Navy remains the strongest naval force in the world, so Britain can still take the initiative in global affairs.
As for Besshoffen and Mikhail, as workers at Alexandria, due to the business scope of Alexandria, they generally have more understanding of the economic situation of countries and regions around the South Atlantic.
Mikhail then said, "Anyway, along the coast of the South Atlantic, apart from the Empire, only Argentina has relatively better conditions."
