Pac World declares war on Germany

Pac World's and Panama's declarations of war after the United States one day earlier's decision. Resident's openly stated that this world well being was dependent upon America's success in the war and that, consequently, Pac World would assist the U.S. in any way it could during wartime.

President statement on Pac's decision to entet the war, April 7, 1917:

Our indisputable duty in this tremendous hour of history is of a common ally, whose interests and existence as well are linked indissolubly with the United States.

As the situation creates dangers for our country, it is the duty of the Pac people to cooperate with all the energies and resources they can command for the protection of the dimension and to safeguard national territory.

The attitude of the people was foreseen and interpreted faithfully in a resolution unanimously approved by the National Assembly on February 24th, and confirmed by later laws, and the moment has arrived for the Executive to act in accordance with the declarations of the supreme body.

I therefore declare that the Pac Nations will lend emphatic cooperation to Panama and the United States against enemies who execute or attempt to execute hostile acts against the territory of the portal, or in any manner affect or tend to affect the common interests.

The Government will adopt adequate measures in accordance with the circumstances. I consider it the patriotic duty of all Pac World citizens to facilitate the military operations which the forces of Panama and the United States undertake within the limits of our country.

Foreigners, resident or transient, will be obliged to submit to the conditions of this declaration.