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The '''Alliance of Central Euronian States''', abbreviated to '''ACES''' is a regional political and economic union of | The '''Alliance of Central Euronian States''', abbreviated to '''ACES''' is a regional political and economic union of eight member countries and two observer states in central [[Euronia]]. Considered one of the pillar regional blocs of the continent, the stated goal of ACES is to achieve "collective self-sufficiency" for its member states by creating a single large trade bloc by building a full economic and trading union. The union was established by socialist-leaning nations on 28 May 1971 with the signing of the [[Treaty of Ilacester]] in [[South Kandson]], largely in response to growing influence of capitalist powers on the Euronian continent. With its stated mission to promote economic integration across the region, ACES sided with socialist powers such as the [[United Communist and Socialist States|UCSS]], [[People's Glorious Revolutionary State of Sateroc|Sateroc]], and [[West Chanchajilla]]. Since 2000, however, ACES has liberalized its economic goals and opened its markets more to the international community, and a political right-wing shift has occurred throughout the organization. ACES also serves as a peacekeeping force in the region, with member states occasionally sending joint military forces to intervene in the bloc's member countries at times of political instability and unrest, having participated in operations in [[Rettoa]] [[1988 Rettoa Revolution|in 1988]], [[Stasso]] [[Stasso Civil War|in 1991]], and [[Selle]] [[2019 Selle protests|in 2019]]. They also intervened in [[Birat]] during [[Birat Civil War|a civil war]] in 2021. | ||
With the exception of [[Stasso]], all current members joined the community as founding members, and all countries have Spanish as at least one official or nationally recognized language. Four countries (Arenacia, Terevi, Tyrtha, and South Kandson) experiencing political, cultural and migratory integration have formed a group, the Central Euronia Four or CE-4, which has introduced common internal borders and the same type of passport. ACES has 4 observer members, who don't have voting status within the organization but are often influential in policymaking. The organization has been criticized for the human rights records of many of its member states, as well as for alleged corruption within many of its governments in the support of drug cartels such as the [[Ouacan Cartel]]. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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Stasso joined ACES following the end of the [[Stasso Civil War]], which saw secular and communist rebels united under the [[United Stasso Opposition]] being supported by ACES military intervention. | |||
The current observer members are; | The current observer members are; | ||
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The [[Slavic Union]] and [[West Chanchajilla]] were both observer members until 2021, when the [[August Revolution (Slavic Union)|August Revolution]] and the [[2021 Chanchajilla War]] resulted in the overthrow of their respective governments. | The [[Slavic Union]] and [[West Chanchajilla]] were both observer members until 2021, when the [[August Revolution (Slavic Union)|August Revolution]] and the [[2021 Chanchajilla War]] resulted in the overthrow of their respective governments. [[Sateroc]] was also an observer state until the [[2019 Saterocian Revolution]]. | ||
===ACES Partners=== | ===ACES Partners=== | ||
The most prominent ACES partner alliance is the [[Trans-Toyana Prosper Alliance]] (TTPA), which it has worked closely with on economic and security policies. The TTPA founding nation [[Drambenburg]], an observer state in ACES, is the main exporter of most ACES member states, and is the principle supplier of military hardware. | |||
While not necessarily politically aligned, ACES works closely with the [[Economic Union of East Euronian Nations]] (EUEEN) in economic and security policies. | |||
==Structure== | ==Structure== | ||
Latest revision as of 20:11, 25 June 2024
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| Nickname | ACES |
|---|---|
| Formation | May 28, 1971 |
| Founded at | Ilacester, South Kandson |
| Purpose | Political, military, and economic alliance |
| Headquarters | Solsti, Terevi |
Membership |
2 regional observers |
Chairman | Mario Ligüerre - Arenacia |
President of the Commission | Matias Racionero - South Kandson |
Speaker of the Parliament | Ibai Vélez - Stasso |
The Alliance of Central Euronian States, abbreviated to ACES is a regional political and economic union of eight member countries and two observer states in central Euronia. Considered one of the pillar regional blocs of the continent, the stated goal of ACES is to achieve "collective self-sufficiency" for its member states by creating a single large trade bloc by building a full economic and trading union. The union was established by socialist-leaning nations on 28 May 1971 with the signing of the Treaty of Ilacester in South Kandson, largely in response to growing influence of capitalist powers on the Euronian continent. With its stated mission to promote economic integration across the region, ACES sided with socialist powers such as the UCSS, Sateroc, and West Chanchajilla. Since 2000, however, ACES has liberalized its economic goals and opened its markets more to the international community, and a political right-wing shift has occurred throughout the organization. ACES also serves as a peacekeeping force in the region, with member states occasionally sending joint military forces to intervene in the bloc's member countries at times of political instability and unrest, having participated in operations in Rettoa in 1988, Stasso in 1991, and Selle in 2019. They also intervened in Birat during a civil war in 2021.
With the exception of Stasso, all current members joined the community as founding members, and all countries have Spanish as at least one official or nationally recognized language. Four countries (Arenacia, Terevi, Tyrtha, and South Kandson) experiencing political, cultural and migratory integration have formed a group, the Central Euronia Four or CE-4, which has introduced common internal borders and the same type of passport. ACES has 4 observer members, who don't have voting status within the organization but are often influential in policymaking. The organization has been criticized for the human rights records of many of its member states, as well as for alleged corruption within many of its governments in the support of drug cartels such as the Ouacan Cartel.
History
Membership
The current members of the Alliance of Central Euronian States are;
Stasso joined ACES following the end of the Stasso Civil War, which saw secular and communist rebels united under the United Stasso Opposition being supported by ACES military intervention.
The current observer members are;
The Slavic Union and West Chanchajilla were both observer members until 2021, when the August Revolution and the 2021 Chanchajilla War resulted in the overthrow of their respective governments. Sateroc was also an observer state until the 2019 Saterocian Revolution.
ACES Partners
The most prominent ACES partner alliance is the Trans-Toyana Prosper Alliance (TTPA), which it has worked closely with on economic and security policies. The TTPA founding nation Drambenburg, an observer state in ACES, is the main exporter of most ACES member states, and is the principle supplier of military hardware.
While not necessarily politically aligned, ACES works closely with the Economic Union of East Euronian Nations (EUEEN) in economic and security policies.
Structure
ACES' mission is to promote peace in the region and the unity of its member states, to achieve "collective self-sufficiency" for its member states by creating a single large trade bloc by building a full economic and trading union.