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In {{AN|1707}}, the country was ranked first in [[Micras Democracy Index]], with maximum score in political participation and civil liberties. In {{AN|1719}}, the country accessed the [[Xäiville Convention]], a non-aligned political organisation of democratic states.
In {{AN|1707}}, the country was ranked first in [[Micras Democracy Index]], with maximum score in political participation and civil liberties. In {{AN|1719}}, the country accessed the [[Xäiville Convention]], a non-aligned political organisation of democratic states.
==Etymology==


==History==
==History==
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The transformation into a federal republic followed [[Oportian special national referendum, 1722|a national referendum]] in {{AN|1722}}, alongside the [[Oportian special general election, 1722|Oportian special general election]], marking a significant shift in Oportia's political and economic landscape.
The transformation into a federal republic followed [[Oportian special national referendum, 1722|a national referendum]] in {{AN|1722}}, alongside the [[Oportian special general election, 1722|Oportian special general election]], marking a significant shift in Oportia's political and economic landscape.


==Government==
==Geography==
 
==Government and politics==
{{Main|Government and politics of Oportia}}
{{Main|Government and politics of Oportia}}
The government of Oportia is a constitutional republic.
The government of Oportia is a constitutional republic with direct democracy.
 
===Constitution===
The new Constitution, established in {{AN|1722}}, balances powers between the federal and city levels and introduces a progressive taxation system. Key aspects include political neutrality, environmentalism, and  human rights protections.


===Executive===
====Executive====
The Head of State is the [[Federal Representative of Oportia|Federal Representative]]. The government is headed by a [[Federal Chancellor of Oportia]], who presides over the [[Federal Cabinet of Oportia|Federal Cabinet]].
The Head of State is the [[Federal Representative of Oportia|Federal Representative]], who presides over the [[Federal Cabinet of Oportia|Federal Cabinet]].


===Legislature===
====Legislature====
The [[Federal Congress of Oportia]] is the legislative body, which proposes and votes on laws, policies, public initiatives, and referendums.
The [[Federal Congress of Oportia]] is the legislative body, which proposes and votes on laws, policies, public initiatives, and referendums.


===Judiciary===
====Judiciary====
The [[Federal Court of Oportia|Federal Court]] is the highest court, overseeing violations of the constitution, federal law, and international laws.
The [[Federal High Court of Oportia|Federal High Court]] is the highest court, overseeing violations of the constitution, federal law, and international laws.


==Politics==
===Foreign relations===
===Constitution===
The new Constitution, established in {{AN|1722}}, balances powers between the federal and city levels and introduces a progressive taxation system. Key aspects include political neutrality, environmentalism, and  human rights protections.


===Law Enforcement and Military===
===Law enforcement and military===
The [[Oportian Security Forces|Security Forces]] remains a centralized body, with divisions for civilian, military, and special operations.
{{Main|Oportian Security Forces}}
The [[Oportian Security Forces]] remains a centralized body, with divisions for civilian, military, and special operations.


==Economy==
==Economy==
{{Main|Economy of Oportia}}
{{Main|Economy of Oportia}}
Following the [[Oportian special national referendum, 1722|1722 referendum]], Oportia adopted significant economic reforms, including a national progressive taxation system and employment programs in government infrastructure and community projects. The economy, while still heavily reliant on raw materials, is diversifying in manufacturing and services.
Following the [[Oportian special national referendum, 1722|1722 referendum]], Oportia adopted significant economic reforms, including a national progressive taxation system and employment programs in government infrastructure and community projects. The economy, while still heavily reliant on raw materials, is diversifying in manufacturing and services.
==Demographics==
{{Main|Demographics of Oportia}}
As of {{AN|1726}}, Oportia's estimated population stands at approximately 13.8 million.


==Culture==
==Culture==
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===Cuisine===
===Cuisine===


==Demographics==
==See also==
As of 1726, Oportia's estimated population stands at approximately 13.8 million.
*[[Vanie]], the capital and largest city of Oportia;
*[[History of Oportia]];
*[[Government and politics of Oportia]];
*[[Oportian Security Forces]];
*[[Constitution of Oportia]];
*[[Laws of Oportia]];
*[[Economy of Oportia]].


==See also==
==References==
*[[Vanie]]
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Revision as of 22:07, 28 February 2024

The State of Oportia
L'État d'Oportie
Flag of Oportia
Flag
Coat of Arms of Oportia
Coat of Arms
Motto: Liberté avant tout
Anthem: Le bateau
Location of Oportia
Map versions 17.5.7 –
Capital Vanie
Official language(s) Federal level:
Alexandrian
Istvanistani
Regional level:
Babkhi
Pallisican
Sarnechi
Shahvekh
Thraci
Official religion(s) None
Demonym Oportian
 - Adjective Oportian
Government Constitutional federal republic under semi-direct democracy
 - Federal Representative Céline Beaumont
 - Federal Chancellor Felipe de Borbón y de los Santos
 - Legislature Federal Congress of Oportia
Establishment 1706 AN
Area TBD km2
Population 7,803,733 (1716 census)
13,872,322 (1726 est.)
Currency Mérite
Calendar Norton Calendar
Time zone(s) CMT+2
Mains electricity 230 V, 50 Hz
Driving side Right
Track gauge Standard (1,435 mm)
National website gou.op
National forum
National animal
National food
National drink
National tree Beech
Abbreviation OPO, OP

The State of Oportia (Alexandrian: L'État d'Oportie) is a country located in the south of continent of Eura.

In 1707 AN, the country was ranked first in Micras Democracy Index, with maximum score in political participation and civil liberties. In 1719 AN, the country accessed the Xäiville Convention, a non-aligned political organisation of democratic states.

Etymology

History

Main article: History of Oportia

The transformation into a federal republic followed a national referendum in 1722 AN, alongside the Oportian special general election, marking a significant shift in Oportia's political and economic landscape.

Geography

Government and politics

The government of Oportia is a constitutional republic with direct democracy.

Constitution

The new Constitution, established in 1722 AN, balances powers between the federal and city levels and introduces a progressive taxation system. Key aspects include political neutrality, environmentalism, and human rights protections.

Executive

The Head of State is the Federal Representative, who presides over the Federal Cabinet.

Legislature

The Federal Congress of Oportia is the legislative body, which proposes and votes on laws, policies, public initiatives, and referendums.

Judiciary

The Federal High Court is the highest court, overseeing violations of the constitution, federal law, and international laws.

Foreign relations

Law enforcement and military

The Oportian Security Forces remains a centralized body, with divisions for civilian, military, and special operations.

Economy

Main article: Economy of Oportia

Following the 1722 referendum, Oportia adopted significant economic reforms, including a national progressive taxation system and employment programs in government infrastructure and community projects. The economy, while still heavily reliant on raw materials, is diversifying in manufacturing and services.

Demographics

As of 1726 AN, Oportia's estimated population stands at approximately 13.8 million.

Culture

Education

Media

Music

Cuisine

See also

References