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{{Short description|Currency used in Mava}}
:: ''This is a Mavean name. The last name is patronymic, not a family name; this person is referred to by the given name'' Akteenalak.
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{{Short description|Mavean politician}}
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| name                = Akteenalak Tiivuq
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| subunit_name_1 = centavo
| office1            = Member of the Executive Board
| symbol = $
| term_start1        = 27 May 2022
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| used_coins = 50¢, $1, $2, $5, $10, $20 (Atitlanese coins)
| office2            = Member of [[Mava Council]]
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| birth_date          = {{birth date and age|1982|4|19|df=y}}
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| birth_place        = Atlalilco, [[Atitlan]]
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'''Mava''', an unincorporated territorial entity of [[Atitlan]] uses only one official legal tender currency, which is the [[Atitlan|Atitlanese peso]]. The Atitlanese peso has circulated in the islands since their annexation in the early eighteenth century, with plans for a separate Mavean currency pegged to the peso never coming to fruition.
'''Akteenalak Tiivuq''' (born 19 April 1982) is a Mavean-Atitlanese politician and member of [[Mava Council]] since 2012. She currently serves as a member of the council's Executive Board, leading the Communities portfolio.


Beginning in 1988, the [[Mava Council]] has issued special commemorative coins, which are minted in Atitlan and sold to collectors. These coins are often commissioned by companies and individuals, with the Mava Council receiving payment and part of the profits of any sale for the right to use the name "Mava." The coins are an important part of the Mavean economy, providing both capital and name recognition, encouraging tourism and investment.
==Biography==
Akteenalak was born on 19 April 1982 in Atlalilco the daughter of a Mavean mother and Atitlanese father. Her father, Guillem Cuéllar was a police officer whilst her mother, Akteenalak Taatunuk, worked as a secretary. Aged 10, her family moved to Mava, where she was educated in Paas. She returned to Atitlan aged 13, on the death of her father, but once again moved to Mava permanently at 16.


Coins issued by the Mava Council do not constitute a true currency as they are not used as a means of exchange. Although they may lawfully be used as tender, they are intended as numismatic items and are rarely found in circulation. As such, the name "Mava peso" is not the name of a currency but rather a collective name for all Atitlanese peso coins issued under the name of Mava.
She has three brothers, one of whom is Aamailet Guillem, who is a captain in the [[Law_enforcement_in_Mava#Mava_Mines_and_Properties_Police|Mines and Properties Police]].


==History==
She serves as a volunteer at the Mava People Project, which provides assistance to immobile and elderly people. In 2023, she received Mava Council's [[Mava civic awards|Service to the Community Award]] for her work.
The first Mavean coins were issued in 1988 under contract from the Museo Nacional de Historia Militar, releasing a series of coins to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the Five Hundred Days' War (1863-1864). The coin series was approved by the Atitlanese ministry of finance, with the use of the monarch's profile approval by Tlatoani Chimalpilli.


==Designs==
She was elected a member of Mava Council in 2012, becoming the youngest member ever elected to the council (she was 30 at the time). She was also the first openly LGBT+ person elected to the council.
===Chimalpilli (1988-2018)===
 
The first commemorative peso coins were issued in 1988, bearing the effigy of Chimalpilli, as designed by Miguel Angel Tudela.
Her appointment to the Communities portfolio drew criticism from conservative elements in Mavean society, with her sexuality the main target for complaint. As a Executive Board member, Akteenalak is considered to be a progressive voice; she has promoted policies to improve legal and social standing for unmarried cohabiting couples, long considered taboo in Mavean society.  
<gallery class="center">
 
File:125th Anniversary of the Five Hundred Days' War $2, 1988.png|125th Anniversary of the Five Hundred Days' War $2 (1988)
==Private life==
</gallery>
Akteenalak is openly gay and lives with her partner, Kuunakik Alumak. She speaks three languages: Mavean, Almagrian (both the Atitlanese and Gavirian dialects), and Anglish. She also has very basic knowledge of Musashi.
===Macuilxochitzin (2019-present)===
Following the abdication of Chimalpilli, Mava peso coins have featured the effigy of Macuilxochitzin, designed by Nayara Batanero.
<gallery class="center">
File:File:50 Years of the Kingdom $5, 2021.jpg|50 Years of the Kingdom $5 (2021)
File:75 Years of Tsaborite Independence $5, 2020.jpg|75 Years of Tsaborite Independence $5 (2020)
</gallery>


==See also==
==See also==
* [[Mava]]
* [[Kausaanek Malaati]]
* [[Atitlan]]
* [[LGBT rights in Mava]]
 
==Notes==
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==External links==
==External links==
* [https://i.imgur.com/LJrd3HN.jpg/ Mava peso coins]. ''Numisworld''
* [https://i.imgur.com/LJrd3HN.jpg/ Members (2023-present)]. ''Mava Council''


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Latest revision as of 11:54, 17 May 2024

This is a Mavean name. The last name is patronymic, not a family name; this person is referred to by the given name Akteenalak.
Akteenalak Tiivuq
Member of the Executive Board
Assumed office
27 May 2022
Member of Mava Council
Assumed office
10 May 2012
Personal details
Born (1982-04-19) 19 April 1982 (age 42)
Atlalilco, Atitlan

Akteenalak Tiivuq (born 19 April 1982) is a Mavean-Atitlanese politician and member of Mava Council since 2012. She currently serves as a member of the council's Executive Board, leading the Communities portfolio.

Biography

Akteenalak was born on 19 April 1982 in Atlalilco the daughter of a Mavean mother and Atitlanese father. Her father, Guillem Cuéllar was a police officer whilst her mother, Akteenalak Taatunuk, worked as a secretary. Aged 10, her family moved to Mava, where she was educated in Paas. She returned to Atitlan aged 13, on the death of her father, but once again moved to Mava permanently at 16.

She has three brothers, one of whom is Aamailet Guillem, who is a captain in the Mines and Properties Police.

She serves as a volunteer at the Mava People Project, which provides assistance to immobile and elderly people. In 2023, she received Mava Council's Service to the Community Award for her work.

She was elected a member of Mava Council in 2012, becoming the youngest member ever elected to the council (she was 30 at the time). She was also the first openly LGBT+ person elected to the council.

Her appointment to the Communities portfolio drew criticism from conservative elements in Mavean society, with her sexuality the main target for complaint. As a Executive Board member, Akteenalak is considered to be a progressive voice; she has promoted policies to improve legal and social standing for unmarried cohabiting couples, long considered taboo in Mavean society.

Private life

Akteenalak is openly gay and lives with her partner, Kuunakik Alumak. She speaks three languages: Mavean, Almagrian (both the Atitlanese and Gavirian dialects), and Anglish. She also has very basic knowledge of Musashi.

See also

External links

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