1721 Oportian protests

1721 Oportian protests
The Security Forces sniper overlooking the protesters in Mâlâville.
Date 24.IX.1721 — present Location  Oportia Status Ongoing Protests still held No concessions given
Parties
Anti-government protesters Citizens Political activists Non-material support:  Raspur Pact (allegedly)  Constancia  Floria  Nouvelle Alexandrie  Suren  Zeed	Federal Cabinet of Oportia Federal Representative Minister of Interior Security Forces
Commanders and leaders
No centralised leadership	César André Gabriel Petrescu

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In the night of 24.IX.1721, a series of protests began throughout Oportia, caused by the Oportian delegation's decision to take the stance against the ending of sanctions towards Floria during the Xäiville Convention session earlier that day. The protesters demand resignation of César André, the Federal Representative of Oportia, as well as pro-sanctions members of Federal Cabinet, emergency session of the Federal Electorate, as well as nationwide and international geopolitical discussions over the future of Oportian society and economy.

Background

César André was elected on 24.VI.1710, shortly after the end of Yamaqhachan insurgency. During his rule, Oportia established good relations with neighboring Raspur Pact countries Constancia, Zeed and Suren. Cooperation with these countries include the Nimezamin Railway, Joint Border Forces, as well as establishment of chambers of commerce with Constancia and Zeed. The Federal Cabinet of XII.1719, led by André, saw the admission of Oportia into the Xäiville Convention, and is considered "one of the biggest achievements in Oportian political and economic history".

The Federal Electorate session held on 24.XII.1719 voted on whether Oportia shall vote on XC matters through the Electorate every 3 AN months or assign representative delegation to the voting, and that way not slowing down the process of voting within the organisation. It was explained that the delegation would vote according to the public polls conducted in days or weeks prior to the every XC session. The outcome was in favour of the representative delegation.

International reactions

 Euran Economic Union: Noting the ongoing protests, a spokesman for the Euran Economic Union expressed the organisation's hope that the differences between the government and civil society in Oportia could be addressed through amicable and constructive dialogue.