Nestled between rolling emerald highlands and a jagged coastline of the Pacific, Paso is the Latin American nation renowned for its rich history. The nations geography is as diverse as its people, featuring cloud covered mountains, lush tropical rain forests, and sandy beaches. Its capital city Cruces, its on the western coast.

Paso declared independence in 2024 after decades of resistance led by General Juan Esteban Valverde, a fiery revolutionary who united indigenous warriors and disenfranchised farmers. Valverde's strategy of using the dense jungle for guerrila warfare earned him the nickname El Jaguar de Paso. After independence Paso passed the Treaty of Cuervo finally establishing Paso as a federal republic.

Today Paso is known for its vibrant culture, thriving eco tourism industry, and unique agricultural exports.  Its economy is bolstered by Starfruit, Jackfruit, and Mango exports. The niche tropical fruit from Paso is known around the world for its bold powerful flavors. Paso's festivals such as the Carnaval de Sol, draw visitors worldwide with parades, music, and dances, which share the unique story of the Paso people.