### Councilor Jose Mariago
####History and Background:
**Origins:** Jose Mariago was born in the city of Chemilca, in the Baja Blesia region.
**Early Years:** he began his political career in Chemilca, where he made himself known as a fervent defender of the rights of the poorest farmers and workers.
**Transfer:** Due to his growing responsibilities and political influences, he moved to Ceratoya, the capital of the March.
####Character and Personality
**Moral Fiber and Honesty:** Jose is known for his strong moral fiber and honesty, always voting according to his conscience and often against measures that are to the detriment of the poorest sections of the population.
####Political Career
**Port Workers Spokesperson:** In Ceratoya, Jose became the port workers' spokesperson, representing their interests and fighting to improve their working conditions.
**Elected Councilor:** In the last election, he was elected Councilor and moved to Shan to represent the Baja Blesia March in the Federal Council.
####Relationships and Conflicts
**Internal Party Conflicts:** Despite being part of the same political party as Margrave Gabriel Diaz, his activities are often viewed with disdain by the Margrave, who considers him of too low a social rank to adequately represent the March.
**Disputes with Jonathan Ferguson:** He had a strong disagreement with Councilor Jonathan Ferguson over a vote on establishing a monopoly. The dispute escalated, leading to a formal corruption charge against Jose, which has yet to be litigated.
####Extra-Political Activities
**Dockworkers Guild:** Jose personally runs a dockworkers guild that offers assistance, food and care to workers and their families. This business is often financed with his personal funds, causing tension within his family.
**Theater and Culture:** Passionate about theatre, especially stories that deal with the condition of workers or social redemption, he promotes theatrical performances by hiring traveling companies that perform shows in the most disadvantaged areas of the march.
####Family
**Wife:** Blanca, of noble origins, renounced her name and her riches to follow Jose in her activities. She often helps her husband both in institutional tasks and in charitable activities.
**Daughter:** Luisa, a young teenager, often helps her parents in their activities. She is becoming an excellent actress and a successful script writer, often acting in plays promoted by her father.
####Residence
**Modest House:** The Mariago family lives in a modest house in Ceratoya, where Jose also runs his spice trading business.
This profile of Jose Mariago depicts a politician devoted to his ideals and his community, despite the difficulties and controversies he faces along the way.
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