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==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
The name of the '''Lemovician Entity''' derives from the fact that at the time that the [[Alikianos Accords]] were signed ending the [[Lemovician Civil War]] in 1992, it was under the control of the Lemovician government led by [[Saroi Garnica]], and was majority-[[Lemovician people|Lemovician]], as opposed to the [[Miersan Entity]], which was majority-{{wp|Polish people|Miersan}}. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===Origins=== | ===Origins=== | ||
[[File:Зеница_20190812_225732_-_Фуад_Касумовић_2_cropped.png|150px|thumb|left|Chief Executive [[Seniko Urdiaga]], 2006]] | |||
The Lemovician Entity had its origins in the negotiations leading to the [[Alikianos Accords]] which ended the [[Lemovician Civil War]]: during the negotiations between the [[Lemovicia|Lemovician government]] led by [[Saroi Garnica]], the [[Liberal Democratic Party (Lemovicia)|opposition forces]] led by [[Otxote Sasiambarrena]], and the [[Miersan Entity|Miersan separatists]] led by [[Izydor Domzalski]], the Miersan separatists demanded that the Miersans preserve their autonomy to ensure that the culture of the {{wp|Polish people|Miersans}} would be protected from another regime like Garnica's. | |||
Saroi Garnica opposed the proposal by the Miersans, arguing that it would lead to the disintegration of the country, while also making it unfair for Lemovicians as having Miersan autonomy, in conjunction with the demographic majority of the Miersan community would put the [[Lemovician people|ethnic Lemovician]] minority at danger of being as repressed by a Miersan-majority government. | |||
In response, Otxote Sasiambarrena proposed the establishment of the Lemovician Entity, which would have the same powers as the Miersan Entity, so to ensure that ethnic Lemovicians would be able to exercise the same cultural protections as the Miersan Entity. This suggestion was accepted by all sides, leading to the consequence that when the Alikianos Accords was signed on 22 June, 1992, the Lemovician Entity was established. | |||
Over the next several months, as a [[Constitution of Lemovicia, 1992|new Lemovician constitution]] was being drafted up, the institutions of the Lemovician Entity were established, under the caretaker leadership of [[Seniko Urdiaga]] of the [[Liberal Democratic Party (Lemovicia)|Liberal Democrats]], such as the establishment of a capital in [[Zubiharra]], as setting a capital in [[Topagunea]] would unduly make the Lemovician capital more important for the Lemovician Entity, at the expense of development. | |||
In November 1992, the Lemovician Entity was formally established, with Seniko Urdiaga becoming its first Chief Executive. Under Urdiaga's tenure from 1992 to 2008, he helped oversee the recovery of the Lemovician Entity from the Lemovician Civil War, particularly in the cities of Zubiharra and Topagunea. The [[Education in Lemovicia|education system]] of the old regime was largely kept, although the curriculum was modernized, while infrastructure improvements were made to help improve connectivity between the Lemovician Entity and its neighbours, particularly [[Minilov]] and [[Slirnia]]. This led to his re-election in 1996, 2000, and 2004, as his policies were popular among the inhabitants of the Lemovician Entity. However, with the 2005 recession greatly affecting the Lemovician Entity, it led to widespread dissatisfaction with both the federal government, and the entity government, especially as Urdiaga's administration sought to give tax breaks to corporations to try and attract them to the Lemovician Entity. | |||
===Contemporary=== | ===Contemporary=== | ||
In 2008, as a result of the 2005 recession's lingering effects on Lemovicia, [[Seniko Urdiaga]] was voted out as Chief Executive, and was succeeded by [[Socialist Party (Lemovicia)|Socialist]] [[Azkar Inchaurdieta]]. Under Inchaurdieta's tenure as Chief Executive, he sought to set up a welfare state, much like the federal Socialist government which was in power. However, Inchaurdieta's tax and spend policies proved unpopular among the population of the Lemovician Entity, leading to him being voted out in 2012. | |||
Urdiaga was succeeded as Chief Executive by [[Liberal Democratic Party (Lemovicia)|Liberal Democratic]] candidate [[Legazpi Bustince]]. Bustince ended many of the policies implemented under Azkar Inchaurdieta's tenure as Chief Executive, as he believed that as the Lemovician Entity was poorer than the rest of Lemovicia, which in and of itself was poor by [[Euclea|continental standards]], it would be more worthwhile to focus on infrastructure improvements than developing a welfare state which according to Bustince would "keep the Lemovicians poorer than their compatriots [in the rest of [[Euclea]]]." He also sought to institute tax breaks for corporations to establish themselves in the Lemovician Entity. | |||
His policies were popular among the inhabitants of the Lemovician Entity, which led to his re-election in 2016: however, in 2018, Bustince was forced to resign after it was revealed he had ties to the [[Crime in Lemovicia|Oyonarte ahaide]], and was subsequently arrested: thus, Bustince was succeeded by [[Tellu Lamerain]] as Acting Chief Executive: however, this swift reaction meant that in the special gubernatorial election to serve out the rest of Bustince's term, Lamerain was soundly elected to serve as Chief Executive of the Lemovician Entity. | |||
Under Tellu's tenure as Chief Executive, while he continued many of the policies practiced by Legazpi Bustince's administration, he has also vowed to crack down on organized crime in the Lemovician Entity, with increased numbers of arrests related to organized crime from late 2018 onward. | |||
==Geography== | ==Geography== | ||
Revision as of 07:15, 31 May 2020
Lemovician Entity | |
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Motto: Іноїз ере ез назіоен бізіцарен одола! Lemovician: Never again the lifeblood of any nation! | |
| Land controlled by the Miersan Entity (red) in Lemovicia (red and white) Land controlled by the Miersan Entity (red) in Lemovicia (red and white) | |
| Capital | Zubiharra |
| Largest city | Topagunea |
| Official languages | Lemovician |
| Recognised regional languages | Miersan |
| Ethnic groups (2017) | Lemovician (88%) Miersan (9%) Others (3%) |
| Religion (2017) | Sotirianity (96%) Others (4%) |
| Demonym(s) | Lemovician |
| Government | Autonomous constituent entity |
• Chief Executive | Tellu Lamerain |
| Autonomous entity | |
• Alikianos Accords and autonomy | 22 June, 1992 |
| Area | |
• Total | 23,008.832 km2 (8,883.760 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• 2017 census | 859,813 |
• Density | 37.3688243/km2 (96.8/sq mi) |
| GDP (PPP) | estimate |
• Total | TBD |
• Per capita | TBD |
| GDP (nominal) | estimate |
• Total | TBD |
• Per capita | TBD |
| Gini (2015) | 25.4 low |
| HDI (2018) | 0.808 very high |
| Currency | Lemovician denar (LVN) |
| Date format | dd-mm-yyyy |
| Driving side | right |
| Calling code | 992 |
| Internet TLD | .lv |
The Lemovician Entity (Lemovician: Ентітатє Менділура, Entitate Mendilurra, Miersan: Łemowiczi podmiot) is a constituent entity situated in southern Lemovicia, bordered to the north by the Miersan Entity, to the southeast by Slirnia, to the southwest by Minilov, and to the northwest by West Miersa.
Established after the Alikianos Accords in 1992, the Lemovician Entity was created to assuage concerns by ethnic Lemovicians about the Miersan Entity being preserved. Thus, it was granted the same powers as the Miersan Entity, and was codified into law with the passage of the 1992 constitution.
Etymology
The name of the Lemovician Entity derives from the fact that at the time that the Alikianos Accords were signed ending the Lemovician Civil War in 1992, it was under the control of the Lemovician government led by Saroi Garnica, and was majority-Lemovician, as opposed to the Miersan Entity, which was majority-Miersan.
History
Origins
The Lemovician Entity had its origins in the negotiations leading to the Alikianos Accords which ended the Lemovician Civil War: during the negotiations between the Lemovician government led by Saroi Garnica, the opposition forces led by Otxote Sasiambarrena, and the Miersan separatists led by Izydor Domzalski, the Miersan separatists demanded that the Miersans preserve their autonomy to ensure that the culture of the Miersans would be protected from another regime like Garnica's.
Saroi Garnica opposed the proposal by the Miersans, arguing that it would lead to the disintegration of the country, while also making it unfair for Lemovicians as having Miersan autonomy, in conjunction with the demographic majority of the Miersan community would put the ethnic Lemovician minority at danger of being as repressed by a Miersan-majority government.
In response, Otxote Sasiambarrena proposed the establishment of the Lemovician Entity, which would have the same powers as the Miersan Entity, so to ensure that ethnic Lemovicians would be able to exercise the same cultural protections as the Miersan Entity. This suggestion was accepted by all sides, leading to the consequence that when the Alikianos Accords was signed on 22 June, 1992, the Lemovician Entity was established.
Over the next several months, as a new Lemovician constitution was being drafted up, the institutions of the Lemovician Entity were established, under the caretaker leadership of Seniko Urdiaga of the Liberal Democrats, such as the establishment of a capital in Zubiharra, as setting a capital in Topagunea would unduly make the Lemovician capital more important for the Lemovician Entity, at the expense of development.
In November 1992, the Lemovician Entity was formally established, with Seniko Urdiaga becoming its first Chief Executive. Under Urdiaga's tenure from 1992 to 2008, he helped oversee the recovery of the Lemovician Entity from the Lemovician Civil War, particularly in the cities of Zubiharra and Topagunea. The education system of the old regime was largely kept, although the curriculum was modernized, while infrastructure improvements were made to help improve connectivity between the Lemovician Entity and its neighbours, particularly Minilov and Slirnia. This led to his re-election in 1996, 2000, and 2004, as his policies were popular among the inhabitants of the Lemovician Entity. However, with the 2005 recession greatly affecting the Lemovician Entity, it led to widespread dissatisfaction with both the federal government, and the entity government, especially as Urdiaga's administration sought to give tax breaks to corporations to try and attract them to the Lemovician Entity.
Contemporary
In 2008, as a result of the 2005 recession's lingering effects on Lemovicia, Seniko Urdiaga was voted out as Chief Executive, and was succeeded by Socialist Azkar Inchaurdieta. Under Inchaurdieta's tenure as Chief Executive, he sought to set up a welfare state, much like the federal Socialist government which was in power. However, Inchaurdieta's tax and spend policies proved unpopular among the population of the Lemovician Entity, leading to him being voted out in 2012.
Urdiaga was succeeded as Chief Executive by Liberal Democratic candidate Legazpi Bustince. Bustince ended many of the policies implemented under Azkar Inchaurdieta's tenure as Chief Executive, as he believed that as the Lemovician Entity was poorer than the rest of Lemovicia, which in and of itself was poor by continental standards, it would be more worthwhile to focus on infrastructure improvements than developing a welfare state which according to Bustince would "keep the Lemovicians poorer than their compatriots [in the rest of Euclea]." He also sought to institute tax breaks for corporations to establish themselves in the Lemovician Entity.
His policies were popular among the inhabitants of the Lemovician Entity, which led to his re-election in 2016: however, in 2018, Bustince was forced to resign after it was revealed he had ties to the Oyonarte ahaide, and was subsequently arrested: thus, Bustince was succeeded by Tellu Lamerain as Acting Chief Executive: however, this swift reaction meant that in the special gubernatorial election to serve out the rest of Bustince's term, Lamerain was soundly elected to serve as Chief Executive of the Lemovician Entity.
Under Tellu's tenure as Chief Executive, while he continued many of the policies practiced by Legazpi Bustince's administration, he has also vowed to crack down on organized crime in the Lemovician Entity, with increased numbers of arrests related to organized crime from late 2018 onward.
Geography
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Government
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Demographics
As of the 2017 census, the Lemovician Entity is home to 859,813 people, or just over a third of the population of Lemovicia.
Ethnically, the largest ethnic group inhabiting the Lemovician Entity are Lemovicians, numbering 755,545 people, or about 87.8% of the population. The next largest group are the Miersans, number 79,242 people, or around 9.2% of the population, are ethnic Miersans, of whom most of them live in Topagunea. Lastly, 25,026 people, or around three percent of the population, come from other ethnic groups.
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