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| leader_title1 = President of Lucle | | leader_title1 = President of Lucle | ||
| leader_name1 = Victor Aldéric | | leader_name1 = Victor Aldéric | ||
| leader_title3 = Président de l'Assemblée | |||
| leader_name3 = Julien Marchand | |||
| established = 15th of November of 1883 | | established = 15th of November of 1883 | ||
| area_km2 = | | area_km2 = 683 | ||
| population_estimate = | | population_estimate = 27,400,000 | ||
| population_estimate_year = | | population_estimate_year = 2085 | ||
| GDP_PPP = | | GDP_PPP = 300.000 Billion | ||
| GDP_PPP_year = 2085 | | GDP_PPP_year = 2085 | ||
| HDI = 0. | | HDI = 0.664 | ||
| HDI_year = 2080 | | HDI_year = 2080 | ||
| currency = Luclean Frank | | currency = Luclean Frank | ||
| currency_code = LCF | | currency_code = LCF | ||
| drives_on = right | | drives_on = right | ||
| type_house1 = Unicameral | |||
| house1 = Assemblié Nationale | |||
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Lucle is | The Republic of Lucle, commonly known as Lucle, is an emerging nation located in the northeastern part of the continent of Valoria. Governed by President Victor Aldéric, Lucle is undergoing a process of industrialization and economic diversification, with its long-dominant mining sector losing importance to the construction, manufacturing, and transportation sectors. The Laissez-Faire system, implemented in 1995, has fostered the rise of several monopolies, mainly in the mining sector, which is dominated by two major corporations, [[Compagnie Minière de Montclaire]] and [[Groupe Minier du Futur]]. To counter this, President Aldéric has introduced various measures to reduce the influence of these monopolies, which also control the transportation and electricity sectors. Since its independence in 1883, Lucle's economy has been controlled by various monopolies, with the most prominent example being the [[Société Royale des Ressources]], which maintained strong control over Lucle's economy through the 19th century until 1936, when it went bankrupt and [[Groupe Minier du Futur]] took its place as the predominant player in the economy. | ||
== Political System of Lucle == | == Political System of Lucle == | ||
Lucle is a presidential republic where the | Lucle is a presidential republic where the President holds significant power, overseeing the executive branch and appointing cabinet members and other officers. The President acts independently from the legislature, allowing the President to act with considerable autonomy, including the power to veto legislation passed by the National Assembly. Each President may serve up to three terms, with each term being five years long. Elections take place every 5 years and typically have 2 rounds. A candidate needs at least 51% of the votes to be elected in the first round; otherwise, the top three candidates proceed to a second round, where the majority winner prevails. The last election saw Victor Aldéric of the Union des Modérés Démocrates (UMD) win, marking a shift from the left-aligned policies of the Partenariat des Démocrates Progressistes (PDP), a center-left coalition. | ||
With the Plan d'industrialisation et de développement économique, Industrialization and Economic Development Plan, being the project that got him elected, which promotes changes to the laissez-faire system, with the curtailment of various monopolies and governmental subsidies to small businesses, a broader promotion of the free market within Lucle, and the privatization of several state-owned industries, mainly in the transportation sector. | With the Plan d'industrialisation et de développement économique, Industrialization and Economic Development Plan, being the project that got him elected, which promotes changes to the laissez-faire system, with the curtailment of various monopolies and governmental subsidies to small businesses, a broader promotion of the free market within Lucle, and the privatization of several state-owned industries, mainly in the transportation sector. | ||
=== National Assembly === | |||
The National Assembly, or '''Assemblié Nationale''', is the unicameral legislative body of Lucle. It plays a crucial role in the governance of Lucle by being responsible for drafting and passing legislation, approving the national budget, and providing oversight of the executive branch. Its members, known as députats (deputies), are elected every five years alongside the presidential election. The Assembly has the power to override a presidential veto with a two-thirds majority and has the authority to initiate the impeachment process of the President together with the judiciary. | |||
==== Main Political Parties: ==== | ==== Main Political Parties: ==== | ||
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* Partenariat des Démocrates Progressistes (PDP) | * Partenariat des Démocrates Progressistes (PDP) | ||
* Parti Démocrate Centriste (PDC) | * Parti Démocrate Centriste (PDC) | ||
==== Minor Political Parties: ==== | |||
* Nouvelle Gauche Démocratique (NGD) | * Nouvelle Gauche Démocratique (NGD) | ||
* Front de Gauche Populaire (FGP) | * Front de Gauche Populaire (FGP) | ||
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The Republic of Lucle | |
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 Flag
 Coat of arms
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| Motto: Liberté et Unité | |
| Anthem: Chant de l'Unité | |
| Capital and largest city | Montclaire |
| Official languages | Luclean, English |
| Demonym(s) | Luclean |
| Government | Presidential Democracy |
• President of Lucle | Victor Aldéric |
• Président de l'Assemblée | Julien Marchand |
• Unicameral | Assemblié Nationale |
| Establishment | 15th of November of 1883 |
| Area | |
• Total | 683 km2 (264 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• 2085 estimate | 27,400,000 |
| GDP (PPP) | 2085 estimate |
• Total | 300.000 Billion |
| HDI (2080) | 0.664 medium |
| Currency | Luclean Frank (LCF) |
| Driving side | right |
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The Republic of Lucle, commonly known as Lucle, is an emerging nation located in the northeastern part of the continent of Valoria. Governed by President Victor Aldéric, Lucle is undergoing a process of industrialization and economic diversification, with its long-dominant mining sector losing importance to the construction, manufacturing, and transportation sectors. The Laissez-Faire system, implemented in 1995, has fostered the rise of several monopolies, mainly in the mining sector, which is dominated by two major corporations, Compagnie Minière de Montclaire and Groupe Minier du Futur. To counter this, President Aldéric has introduced various measures to reduce the influence of these monopolies, which also control the transportation and electricity sectors. Since its independence in 1883, Lucle's economy has been controlled by various monopolies, with the most prominent example being the Société Royale des Ressources, which maintained strong control over Lucle's economy through the 19th century until 1936, when it went bankrupt and Groupe Minier du Futur took its place as the predominant player in the economy.
Political System of Lucle
Lucle is a presidential republic where the President holds significant power, overseeing the executive branch and appointing cabinet members and other officers. The President acts independently from the legislature, allowing the President to act with considerable autonomy, including the power to veto legislation passed by the National Assembly. Each President may serve up to three terms, with each term being five years long. Elections take place every 5 years and typically have 2 rounds. A candidate needs at least 51% of the votes to be elected in the first round; otherwise, the top three candidates proceed to a second round, where the majority winner prevails. The last election saw Victor Aldéric of the Union des Modérés Démocrates (UMD) win, marking a shift from the left-aligned policies of the Partenariat des Démocrates Progressistes (PDP), a center-left coalition.
With the Plan d'industrialisation et de développement économique, Industrialization and Economic Development Plan, being the project that got him elected, which promotes changes to the laissez-faire system, with the curtailment of various monopolies and governmental subsidies to small businesses, a broader promotion of the free market within Lucle, and the privatization of several state-owned industries, mainly in the transportation sector.
National Assembly
The National Assembly, or Assemblié Nationale, is the unicameral legislative body of Lucle. It plays a crucial role in the governance of Lucle by being responsible for drafting and passing legislation, approving the national budget, and providing oversight of the executive branch. Its members, known as députats (deputies), are elected every five years alongside the presidential election. The Assembly has the power to override a presidential veto with a two-thirds majority and has the authority to initiate the impeachment process of the President together with the judiciary.
Main Political Parties:
- Union des Modérés Démocrates (UMD)
- Partenariat des Démocrates Progressistes (PDP)
- Parti Démocrate Centriste (PDC)
Minor Political Parties:
- Nouvelle Gauche Démocratique (NGD)
- Front de Gauche Populaire (FGP)
- Bloc National et Identitaire (BN)
Economy
Lucle's economy is rapidly industrializing and diversifying under the Plan d'industrialisation et de développement économique initiated in 2080 by Victor Aldéric. This plan includes the privatization of several state-owned companies established during previous PDP administrations, mainly in the transportation sector, but also including the construction, electricity, healthcare, education, and manufacturing sectors. It promotes changes to the laissez-faire economic system, with limited state intervention to curb monopolies and provide subsidies to small and medium-sized companies. The primary target of these reforms is Groupe Minier du Futur, which has extensive control over the mining, transportation, and forestry sectors.