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The '''National Defence Council''' ({{wp|Portuguese language|Luzelese}}: ''Conselho de Defesa Nacional'', ''CDN'') is | The '''National Defence Council''' ({{wp|Portuguese language|Luzelese}}: ''Conselho de Defesa Nacional'', ''CDN'') is | ||
the {{wp|Advisory board| | the official {{wp|Advisory board|advisory body}} of the [[President of Belmonte]] over military and security affairs regarding Belmonte's {{wp|Sovereignty|national sovereignty}}, working closely with the [[Belmontese Armed Forces|Armed Forces]] and other [[Government of Belmonte|federal institutions]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
The National Defence Council was established | The National Defence Council was established in the aftermath of the [[Great War (Belmonte)|Great War]], serving as the successor of the [[Supreme Belmontese Military Council]] (''CMBS'' in Luzelese) which was the main Belmontese military authority during the country's {{wp|Military occupation|occupation}} by [[Entente|Entente forces]], orchestrating {{wp|Resistance movement|resistance efforts}} between the remnants of the Armed Forces and {{wp|Resistance movement|resistance units}} within [[State of Belmonte|occupied territory]]. | ||
Amid the [[National Republican Union (Belmonte)|URN]] dominance over [[Politics of Belmonte|national politics]] in the first years of the [[New Republic (Belmonte)|New Republic]], the CDN would grow into little participation in political affairs to a relevant role in combating {{wp|Far-left politics|far-left}} and {{wp|Council communism|councillist}} presence in Belmonte, working closely with the [[Federal Police (Belmonte)|Federal Police]], the [[National Information Service|SNI]] and the Armed Forces to combat them. The council also took an important role in the [[1963 Belmontese terrorist attacks|1963 terrorist attacks]], importance which only continued to grow in the 60s during the [[Lourenço Bittencourt|Bittencourt premiership]]. | |||
It was only after the [[1969 protests in Belmonte|1969 protests | It was only after the [[1969 protests in Belmonte|1969 protests]] that the CDN underwent several reforms, curtailing its influence and reducing the organization's role exclusively to military affairs. | ||
==Role== | ==Role== | ||
The CDN is the official advisory body of the President of Belmonte over military and security affairs, being responsible for advising the president in the events of {{wp|declaration of war}} and {{wp|Peace|proclamation of peace}}; attacks against Belmontese soil and personnel; the decreeing of a {{wp|State of emergency|state of defence}}, {{wp|War|siege}} or {{wp|Direct rule|federal intervention}} as well as inform about the current status and development of the Armed Forces and other federal military and security institutions, meeting weekly and sometimes extraordinarily at presidential demand. | The CDN is the official advisory body of the President of Belmonte over military and security affairs, being responsible for advising the president in the events of {{wp|declaration of war}} and {{wp|Peace|proclamation of peace}}; attacks against Belmontese soil and personnel; the decreeing of a {{wp|State of emergency|state of defence}}, {{wp|War|siege}} or {{wp|Direct rule|federal intervention}} as well as inform about the current status and development of the Armed Forces and other federal military and security institutions, meeting weekly and sometimes extraordinarily at presidential demand. | ||
==Members== | ==Members== | ||
The National Defence Council is headed by the | The National Defence Council is headed by the president and composed by the following members: | ||
===Current members=== | ===Current members=== | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Council of State (Belmonte)|State Council]] | *[[Council of State (Belmonte)|State Council of Belmonte]] | ||
*[[President of Belmonte]] | *[[President of Belmonte]] | ||
*[[Belmontese Armed Forces]] | *[[Belmontese Armed Forces]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:25, 26 November 2022
| Conselho de Defesa Nacional (Luzelese) | |
| Council overview | |
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| Formed | July 06, 1935 |
| Jurisdiction | Belmonte |
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| This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Belmonte |
The National Defence Council (Luzelese: Conselho de Defesa Nacional, CDN) is the official advisory body of the President of Belmonte over military and security affairs regarding Belmonte's national sovereignty, working closely with the Armed Forces and other federal institutions.
History
The National Defence Council was established in the aftermath of the Great War, serving as the successor of the Supreme Belmontese Military Council (CMBS in Luzelese) which was the main Belmontese military authority during the country's occupation by Entente forces, orchestrating resistance efforts between the remnants of the Armed Forces and resistance units within occupied territory.
Amid the URN dominance over national politics in the first years of the New Republic, the CDN would grow into little participation in political affairs to a relevant role in combating far-left and councillist presence in Belmonte, working closely with the Federal Police, the SNI and the Armed Forces to combat them. The council also took an important role in the 1963 terrorist attacks, importance which only continued to grow in the 60s during the Bittencourt premiership.
It was only after the 1969 protests that the CDN underwent several reforms, curtailing its influence and reducing the organization's role exclusively to military affairs.
Role
The CDN is the official advisory body of the President of Belmonte over military and security affairs, being responsible for advising the president in the events of declaration of war and proclamation of peace; attacks against Belmontese soil and personnel; the decreeing of a state of defence, siege or federal intervention as well as inform about the current status and development of the Armed Forces and other federal military and security institutions, meeting weekly and sometimes extraordinarily at presidential demand.
Members
The National Defence Council is headed by the president and composed by the following members:
Current members
| Structure of the State Council (Current) | |
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| President | Caetano Villa-Lobos (President of Belmonte) |
| Statutory Members | Rita Maurino (Premier of Belmonte) Ricardo Bresser (President of the Supreme Court) Carlos Marinho (President of the Senate) Aline Soares (President of the Chamber of Deputies) César Weber (Secretary of Defence) Caruso Borges (Secretary of Justice and Public Security) Leonardo Rebouças (Secretary of Finances and the Treasury) |
| Military Advisors | Gen Milton Sotiras (Commander of the Belmontese Army) Adm Erasmo Fontes (Commander of the Belmontese Navy) Brig Felipe Iozzi (Commander of the Belmontese Air Force) |
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