1707 Vegno Annexation Referendum

1707 Vegno Annexation Referendum

Do you want to become part of the Republic of Vegno?
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The Referendum for the Annexation of the Internal Territories of Vegno is a popular plebiscite, organized by the Government of Vegno, to ratify the will of the population of the aforementioned territories to be part of the Republic of Vegno.

It is scheduled to take place in 5/1707 AN, and it is one of the most important events in the History of Vegno.

Background

1705 AN Vegno Territories. Leaving out those territories between Vegno and Lac Glacei and Angsax as bearing state.

Vegno declared its independence in 1705 and was internationally recognized only in 1706 AN.

However, the territories included in the declaration of independence were limited: they had as their limit the end of the regions of Mhazar-Campoasciutto, Buonriposo and Largoprato.

In fact, the 7 founding fathers of the Republic had left out a good portion of the territories between Vegno and the nations of Lac Glacei and Angsax, to avoid diplomatic problems.

Once the independence of Vegno was recognized, the representatives of the previously appointed territories asked the Government to become part of the Republic.

The Government of Vegno launched a parliamentary consultation in 1707, which resulted in the organization of this referendum to ratify the true popular will for 5/1707 AN.

Position of the Vegno Political Forces

The Vegnesi political forces that make up the government tend to agree with the creation of the referendum and their position is certainly inclined towards the YES.

one exception is represented by I Verdi - Peppe Freeda which, despite being part of the government as a minister, openly sided with the NO, claiming to leave independence to these territories, and who, like Vegno, have the right to the constitution of a their republic.

The slogan used for the NO campaing was "Non Rubateci il Futuro" (Don't Steal our Future) by citizens who were contrary to the annextion to Vegno.

The position of the Partito Nazionalista Vegnese was radical, which instead had even insisted in parliament for a military action for the annexation of the aforementioned territories, before the possible expansion of the neighboring Lac Glacei and Angsax in formally Vegnese territories. This hard punch, however, was mitigated by the more moderate forces in the government, Forza Vegno and the Partito Democratico Costituzionale, which still hold the presidency of the republic and the council of ministers. Finally, it was therefore decided to proceed to a popular referendum for those populations concerned, despite their important will of the YES.

Local Reactions

Most of the population of the involved territories seemed to agree with the entry inside Vegno, however protests were not absent.

in fact many people took to the streets during 1707 AN, to protest against the referendum and pushing for the NO to this popular plebiscite.

The protests were in some cases very heated in the days of the consultations, so much so as to require the intervention of the Vegnesi armed forces to keep calm in the areas used for voting. In order to guarantee public order, an accessory body of auxiliary police was created by the Vegnese Ministry of Interior (Vegno).

Results

1707 Vegno Annexation Referendum Final result
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