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The president of the Serenacy is the head of state and head of government of the Serenacy, directly elected to a four-year term via statewide elections. The officeholder leads the executive branch of the federal government and is the commander-in-chief of the Serene Armed Forces. Since the office was established in 1965, 12 men have served in 12 presidencies. The | The president of the Serenacy is the head of state and head of government of the Serenacy, directly elected to a four-year term via statewide elections. The officeholder leads the executive branch of the federal government and is the commander-in-chief of the Serene Armed Forces. Since the office was established in 1965, 12 men have served in 12 presidencies. The inaugural president, Xiutecuhtli Cárintecatl, remains the longest-serving president, with his presidency lasting 56 years and 8 days. Álvaro Serrano Paek is considered the first president to be elected via free and fair election and established the unwritten tradition of only serving two terms. However, this was only codified into law in 2320, and would only begin to be followed decades later. The incumbent president is [[Ronaldo Canfeld]]. | ||
For the first few months of the Cárintecatl Presidency, the president resided at the former Summer Palace in San Luis, but in 1966 with the passage of the first Capital City Act, the president would reside within the Casa Altiplano of Tlajoyotl from February 27th, 1966 until August 24th, 2044 when the Casa Central in Nojawa was completed, which has been the official residence ever since. The Casa Altiplano remains an official secondary residence of the president, but in practice has been converted into an orphanage. | For the first few months of the Cárintecatl Presidency, the president resided at the former Summer Palace in San Luis, but in 1966 with the passage of the first Capital City Act, the president would reside within the Casa Altiplano of Tlajoyotl from February 27th, 1966 until August 24th, 2044 when the Casa Central in Nojawa was completed, which has been the official residence ever since. The Casa Altiplano remains an official secondary residence of the president, but in practice has been converted into an orphanage. | ||
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* Ah-Wink-Ir-Masa Tafalla | * Ah-Wink-Ir-Masa Tafalla | ||
* Irene Águila Carrasco | * Irene Águila Carrasco | ||
| [[Mangulak]]|| Oversaw a period of massive economic reform, | | [[Mangulak]]|| Oversaw a period of massive economic and political reform. Over three centuries later, political scholars consistently rank him among the top 3 presidents. | ||
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| 3 || [[Fabian Xandinho Carrasco|Fabián Xandinho Carrasco]] ||[[File:Enrique_Pena_Nieto.jpg|thumb]]|| June 25th, 2029<br> - <br>September 9th, 2039 || [[Party for the Cárinansian Revolution]]|| 2029<br>2033<br> 2037 || Ko'ēti Tlazohdira Won|| [[Mangulak]]|| First president to be impeached, oversaw the country's reclassification as a developed country | | 3 || [[Fabian Xandinho Carrasco|Fabián Xandinho Carrasco]] ||[[File:Enrique_Pena_Nieto.jpg|thumb]]|| June 25th, 2029<br> - <br>September 9th, 2039 || [[Party for the Cárinansian Revolution]]|| 2029<br>2033<br>2037 || Ko'ēti Tlazohdira Won|| [[Mangulak]]|| First president to be impeached, oversaw the country's reclassification as a developed country via a continuation and expansion of Serranist policies. | ||
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| 4 || [[Ko'ēti Tlazohdira Won]] ||[[File:Yaneth_Cajahuanca.jpg|thumb]]|| September 9th, 2039<br> -<br> June 24th, 2041 || [[Party for the Cárinansian Revolution]]|| None || Marta Barreto Álvarez|| [[Platencia]]|| First president to not be elected directly to the position, first president of Kangsu-Indigenous descent | | 4 || [[Ko'ēti Tlazohdira Won]] ||[[File:Yaneth_Cajahuanca.jpg|thumb]]|| September 9th, 2039<br> -<br> June 24th, 2041 || [[Party for the Cárinansian Revolution]]|| None || Marta Barreto Álvarez|| [[Platencia]]|| First president to not be elected directly to the position, first president of Kangsu-Indigenous descent | ||
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| 6 || [[César Passos Moreira]] ||[[File:Fernando_Collor_official_portrait.jpg|thumb]]|| June 25th, 2053<br> -<br> June 24th, 2061 || [[Union Socialist Party]]|| 2053<br>2057 || Alejandro Vesik|| [[Anáheiro (state)|Anáheiro]]|| Finalised the construction of the new capital city and the relocation of the federal government out of Tlajoyotl | | 6 || [[César Passos Moreira]] ||[[File:Fernando_Collor_official_portrait.jpg|thumb]]|| June 25th, 2053<br> -<br> June 24th, 2061 || [[Union Socialist Party]]|| 2053<br>2057 || Alejandro Vesik|| [[Anáheiro (state)|Anáheiro]]|| Finalised the construction of the new capital city and the relocation of the federal government out of Tlajoyotl | ||
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| 7 || [[Achcauhtli Ventura]]||[[File:Ernesto_Zedillo_Ponce_de_Leon_Official_Photo_1999.jpg|thumb]]|| June 25th, 2061<br> -<br> June 24th, 2069 || [[Union Socialist Party]]|| 2061<br> 2065 || Antawaylla Alca Huaccha|| [[São Lenoas (state)|São Lenoas]]|| Banned deforestation in any Carinansian Rainforest, began the construction of the interstate Maglev System | | 7 || [[Achcauhtli Ventura]]||[[File:Ernesto_Zedillo_Ponce_de_Leon_Official_Photo_1999.jpg|thumb]]|| June 25th, 2061<br> -<br> June 24th, 2069 || [[Union Socialist Party]]|| 2061<br> 2065 || Antawaylla Alca Huaccha|| [[São Lenoas (state)|São Lenoas]]|| Banned deforestation in any Carinansian Rainforest, began the construction of the interstate Maglev System. Modern political scholars consistently rank him among the top 6 presidents. | ||
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| 8 || [[Mariana Santana Magalhães]] ||[[File:Ruth Cardoso.JPG|thumb]] || June 25th, 2069<br> -<br> June 24th, 2073 || [[Union Socialist Party]]|| 2069 || Mateus Tavares Delchiaro|| [[Ipudorm]]|| Oversaw the country's worst economic recession in history | | 8 || [[Mariana Santana Magalhães]] ||[[File:Ruth Cardoso.JPG|thumb]] || June 25th, 2069<br> -<br> June 24th, 2073 || [[Union Socialist Party]]|| 2069 || Mateus Tavares Delchiaro|| [[Ipudorm]]|| Oversaw the country's worst economic recession in history. | ||
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| 9 || [[Julian Águila]] ||[[File:Vicente_Fox_Official_Photo_2000_(Cropped).jpg|thumb]]|| June 25th, 2073<br> - <br>June 24th, 2081 || [[Party for the Cárinansian Revolution]]|| 2073<br> 2077|| Angélica Montenegro|| [[San Luis]]|| Established fusion technology as the primary source of the country's energy, first PRC president in over thirty years | | 9 || [[Julian Águila]] ||[[File:Vicente_Fox_Official_Photo_2000_(Cropped).jpg|thumb]]|| June 25th, 2073<br> - <br>June 24th, 2081 || [[Party for the Cárinansian Revolution]]|| 2073<br>2077|| Angélica Montenegro|| [[San Luis]]|| Established fusion technology as the primary source of the country's energy, first PRC president in over thirty years | ||
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| 10 || [[Sebastião Rodrigo Madero Lourenço]] ||[[File:Miguel_de_la_Madrid.jpg|thumb]]|| June 25th, 2081<br> -<br> June 24th, 2089 || [[Union Socialist Party]]|| 2081<br> 2085|| Qoriqoyllur Uchuypoma Chuquipoma|| [[São Lenoas (state)|São Lenoas]]|| Abolished military conscription | | 10 || [[Sebastião Rodrigo Madero Lourenço]] ||[[File:Miguel_de_la_Madrid.jpg|thumb]]|| June 25th, 2081<br> -<br> June 24th, 2089 || [[Union Socialist Party]]|| 2081<br>2085|| Qoriqoyllur Uchuypoma Chuquipoma|| [[São Lenoas (state)|São Lenoas]]|| Abolished military conscription | ||
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| 11 || [[Roberto Bitencourt]] ||[[File:Heriberto_Felix_Guerra.png|thumb]]|| June 25th, 2089<br> - <br>June 24th, 2097 || [[Party for the Cárinansian Revolution]]|| 2089<br> 2093|| | | 11 || [[Roberto Bitencourt]] ||[[File:Heriberto_Felix_Guerra.png|thumb]]|| June 25th, 2089<br> - <br>June 24th, 2097 || [[Party for the Cárinansian Revolution]]|| 2089<br>2093|| | ||
* Elaine Clemente Melo | * Elaine Clemente Melo | ||
* Achik Rimayhuaman Llactahuaman | * Achik Rimayhuaman Llactahuaman | ||
| [[Caluma]]|| Doubled the national minimum wage while also passing | | [[Caluma]]|| Doubled the national minimum wage while also passing pro-business policies | ||
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| 12 || [[Jeremías Escribano]] ||[[File:Foto oficial de Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (estreita).jpg|thumb]]|| June 25th, 2097<br> - <br>June 24th, | | 12 || [[Jeremías Escribano]] ||[[File:Foto oficial de Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (estreita).jpg|thumb]]|| June 25th, 2097<br> - <br>June 24th, | ||
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March 19th, 2113 | March 19th, 2113 | ||
|[[Union Socialist Party]] | |[[Union Socialist Party]] | ||
|2105 | |[[2105 Carinansian Presidential Election|2105]] | ||
2109 | 2109 | ||
|Juan Pablo Madero | |Juan Pablo Madero | ||
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|2125 | |2125 | ||
2129 | 2129 | ||
2133 | 2133 | ||
2137 | 2137 | ||
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June 24th, 2193 | June 24th, 2193 | ||
|[[Bloque | |[[Bloque Derecha]] | ||
|2185 | |2185 | ||
2189 | 2189 | ||
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* Lucia Bautista | * Lucia Bautista | ||
|[[Mangulak]] | |[[Mangulak]] | ||
|He believed in | |He believed in controlled deregulation, a reduced governmental role in the economy, and a reduction of government spending to curb the growing budget deficit. While in the position, he appointed two High Court Justices, balancing the judiciary between the socialist and conservative appointees. Controversially, he adopted an isolationist policy, allowing for several regime changes internationally, and the outbreak of hostilities between various Koelasian states. In 2191, he lost his majority in the National Congress, but refused to cooperate with opposition parties, resulting in a tight deadlock. | ||
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|June 25th, 2217 | |June 25th, 2217 | ||
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June 24th, 2225 | June 24th, 2225 | ||
|[[ | |[[Union Socialist Party]] | ||
|2217 | |2217 | ||
2221 | 2221 | ||
|[[Juan Martín Palacio]] (2217-2218) | |[[Juan Martín Palacio]] (2217-2218) | ||
[[Nazarena Luque]] (2218- | [[Nazarena Luque]] (2218-2225) | ||
|[[National Lunar Administration]] | |[[National Lunar Administration]] | ||
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|[[Ramon Galvez]] | |[[Ramon Galvez]] | ||
| | |[[File:Foto Oficial Presidente Luis Lacalle Pou (cropped).jpg|thumb]] | ||
|June 25th, 2225, | |June 25th, 2225, | ||
- | - | ||
June 24th, 2229 | June 24th, 2229 | ||
|[[Serene Revivalist Party]] | |[[Serene Revivalist Party]] | ||
|2225 | |2225 | ||
|[[São Lenoas (state)]] | |[[Veronica San Martin]] | ||
| | |[[São Lenoas (state)|São Lenoas]] | ||
|A far-right president throughout his term, he refused to concede the results of the 2229 presidential election, and claimed victory. On June 20th, his supporters marched on the National Congress to force a vote declaring the results illegitimate. The [[Serene Armed Forces]] ultimately quashed the demonstration, and he was forced out of office. Despite this, he was never formally charged, as the government built a case of treason against him throughout Luque's term. | |||
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|[[Nazarena Luque]] | |||
|[[File:Dina Boluarte December 2023.jpg|thumb]] | |||
|June 25th, 2229, | |||
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June 24th, 2233 | |||
|[[Union Socialist Party]] | |||
|2229 | |||
|[[Lorena Hamada]] | |||
|[[Maharlika]] | |||
|Early in her first term, Carinansia was faced with one of the highest inflationary periods, and stock market recession, in over a century in response to the detonation of Azlan EMPs across Tecia. Major military losses in outer space resulted in her popularity to plummet, despite her extensive investment into military technology and units. Her military buildup would only conclude during Galvez's second term. | |||
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|[[Ramon Galvez]] | |||
|[[File:Foto Oficial Presidente Luis Lacalle Pou (cropped).jpg|thumb]] | |||
|June 25th, 2233 | |||
- | |||
March 9th, 2261 | |||
|[[Serene Revivalist Party]] | |||
|[[2233 Carinansian Presidential Election|2233]] | |||
2237 | |||
2241 | |||
2245 | |||
2249 | |||
2253 | |||
2257 | |||
|[[Cleiton Fontes]] (2233-2240) | |||
[[Lorenzo Alcocer]] (2240-2253) | |||
[[Nicole Ferrant]] (2253-2261) | |||
|[[São Lenoas (state)|São Lenoas]] | |||
|Throughout his first term, he became an increasingly unpopular figure nationally due to mounting losses in the Azlan-Tecian War, and an inability to deal with the Xenovore Outbreak in the country's outer territories. Widespread institutional reform granted him several additional executive powers, with unprecedented democratic backsliding taking place in the Serenacy during the Serene Revivalist Dictatorship. While president, he disenfranchised large numbers of his proponents, and established a private armed forces filled with ideological sycophants. | |||
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|[[Nicole Ferrant]] | |||
|[[File:Eurooppa-neuvosto 23.–24.3.2023 (52766857233) (cropped).jpg|thumb]] | |||
|March 9th, 2261 | |||
- | |||
June 24th, 2281 | |||
|[[Serene Revivalist Party]] | |||
|2261 | |||
2265 | |||
2269 | |||
2273 | |||
2277 | |||
|[[Jesus Sancho]] (2261-2268) | |||
[[Igor Batista]] (2268-2273) | |||
[[Edson Magalhaes]] (2273-2281) | |||
|[[Nova Enstel]] | |||
|On March 9th 2261, she managed to successfully impeach Ramon Galvez after nearly three decades of continuous rule after gaining the support of the National Congress, amid budgetary and industrial production scandals. Essentially a coup of the party leadership, she became the country's predominant political figure for the next two decades. She became wildly popular for successfully containing the Xenovore parasite to Carinansian labs, ending the pandemic. She also made substantial progress towards expelling Azlan invaders from Koelasia, allowing the establishment of new puppet states across the continent. | |||
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|[[Edson Magalhaes]] | |||
|[[File:Presidente Bukele (cropped).jpg|thumb]] | |||
|June 25th, 2281 | |||
- | |||
June 24th, 2285 | |||
|[[Serene Revivalist Party]] | |||
|2281 | |||
|[[Wanda Macedo]] | |||
|[[Mangulak]] | |||
|In early 2281, Magalhaes began a secret impeachment probe into Ferrant. Extensive investigation revealed systematic corruption in her administration, but he was convinced to withhold this information in exchange for her endorsement for the presidency. | |||
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|[[Wanda Macedo]] | |||
|[[File:Loretta Sanchez official photo.jpg|thumb]] | |||
|June 25th, 2285 | |||
- | |||
June 24th, 2309 | |||
|[[Serene Revivalist Party]] | |||
|2285 | |||
2289 | |||
2293 | |||
2297 | |||
2301 | |||
2305 | |||
|[[Conrado Salles]] (2285-2293) | |||
[[Maria LaGuerta]] (2293-2300) | |||
[[Roberta Bitencourt]] (2300-2308) | |||
[[Juan Carlos Zanetti]] (2308-2309) | |||
|[[Guapiro]] | |||
|In a similar manner to Magalhaes, she began a secret probe into Magalhaes, revealing an extensive methamphetamine addiction, an affair with extraterrestrial Azlan rebels, and government kickbacks. She agreed to not proceed with the information in exchange for his presidential endorsement in 2285. She subsequently passed legislation increasing the transparency of the Vice Presidency, intended to reduce the likelihood of her removal from power years later. She is viewed as the most powerful Serene Revivalist president | |||
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|[[Carlos Macedo]] | |||
|[[File:Pedro Castillo (07-09-2021).png|thumb]] | |||
|June 25th, 2309 | |||
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October 13th, 2318 | |||
|[[Serene Revivalist Party]] | |||
|2309 | |||
2313 | |||
2317 | |||
|[[Pedro Vaz Vaz]] (2309-2313) | |||
[[Augustina Cruz]] (2313-2318) | |||
|[[Tlanukoy]] | |||
|Over two decades later, Macedo chose to finally stand down from the position, and nominated her son, Macedo, as her successor. As President, he initially began an infrastructural revitalisation program, and prepared for an invasion of the Azlan Home World. However, approval ratings quickly plummeted after it was revealed the government had been infilitrated by Azlan spies. He was impeached in 2318. | |||
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|[[Augustina Cruz]] | |||
|[[File:Xiomara Castro 2023.jpg|thumb]] | |||
|October 13th, 2318 | |||
- | |||
October 21st, 2318 | |||
|[[Serene Revivalist Party]] | |||
|None | |||
|None | |||
|[[Nuevo Paraiso]] | |||
|The shortest-serving president, she remained in the position for only eight days. She was impeached by the National Congress in protest of the country's poor national security. | |||
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|[[Enrique Campos]] | |||
|[[File:Juan Manuel Santos in 2018.jpg|thumb]] | |||
|October 21st, 2318 | |||
- | |||
July 12th, 2319 | |||
|[[Serene Revivalist Party]] | |||
|None | |||
|None | |||
|[[Gueria Norte]] | |||
|Formerly the President huihuiti, Campos was responsible for the governmental response to the March For Freedom protests across the country in 2318 and 2319. | |||
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|[[Luis Rezende]] | |||
|[[File:Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden visits the USA and UNGA. (53206033761) (cropped).jpg|thumb]] | |||
|July 12th, 2319 | |||
- | |||
February 27th, 2320 | |||
|[[Serene Revivalist Party]] | |||
|None | |||
|[[Arnaldo Lobos]] | |||
|[[Nova Enstel]] | |||
|The Secretary of Defense during the Carlos Macedo Administration, he also commanded the private [[National Defense Army]]. On [[2319 March on Nojawa|July 10th]], 20 thousand members of the NDA marched in the streets of [[Distrito Central|Nojawa]]. After a two-day long blockade of the Casa Central, Campos resigned from the position, allowing Rezende to assume the position. While president, he imposed a strict national curfew, curtailed freedom of expression, and reports of police brutality greatly increased. He resigned amid a murder investigation. | |||
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|[[Arnaldo Lobos]] | |||
|[[File:Hamilton Mourão.jpg|thumb]] | |||
|February 27th, 2320 | |||
- | |||
April 15th, 2320 | |||
|[[Serene Revivalist Party]] | |||
|None | |||
|None | |||
|[[Aparicia]] | |||
|Shortly after he assumed the position, state governors began to declare their support for the ratification of the 41st Amendment to the Constitution, calling for an emergency presidential election. In a 430-120 vote, an emergency presidential election was called on April 5th, 2320, despite his claims to the contrary. | |||
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|[[Caroline Hamada]] | |||
|[[File:Maria Alejandra Muñoz Vicepresidenta de Ecuador.jpg|thumb]] | |||
|April 15th, 2320 | |||
- | |||
April 15th, 2328 | |||
|[[Anti-Fascist Coalition]] | |||
|[[2320 Carinansian Presidential Election|2320]] | |||
2324 | |||
|[[Samuel Bastos]] (2320-2324) | |||
[[Antenor Lacerda]] (2324-2328) | |||
|[[São Lenoas (state)|São Lenoas]] | |||
|The first non-Serene Revivalist president in nearly a century, she initiated a series of democratising reforms to revert the decades of political regression, greatly expanding the popular franchise. During her presidency, the Azlan Empire was successfully repelled from Tecia. In 2327, the Battle of Azla saw a Carinansian victory, and a major blow to the extraterrestrial force. | |||
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|[[Daniel Chaves]] | |||
|[[File:Baltazar Hinojosa Ochoa.jpg|thumb]] | |||
|April 15th, 2328 | |||
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April 15th, 2336 | |||
|[[National Reform Party]] | |||
|2328 | |||
2332 | |||
|[[Marisa Tavares]] | |||
|[[Caluma]] | |||
|In 2333, Chaves successfully ended the Tecian-Azlan War after over a century of conflict via the Treaty of Pyndara. This resulted in the Serenacy of Carinansia becoming the first intergalactic human state, as well as the establishment of a formal Serene hegemony over the rest of Tecia. | |||
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|[[Ronaldo Canfeld]] | |||
|[[File:Carlos Alvarado Quesada Future Affairs Berlin 2019.jpg|thumb]] | |||
|April 15th, 2336 | |||
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Present | |||
|{{Wp|Independent politician|Independent}} | |||
|2336 | |||
|[[Alejandra Gutierrez]] | |||
|[[Najolk]] | |||
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The president of the Serenacy is the head of state and head of government of the Serenacy, directly elected to a four-year term via statewide elections. The officeholder leads the executive branch of the federal government and is the commander-in-chief of the Serene Armed Forces. Since the office was established in 1965, 12 men have served in 12 presidencies. The inaugural president, Xiutecuhtli Cárintecatl, remains the longest-serving president, with his presidency lasting 56 years and 8 days. Álvaro Serrano Paek is considered the first president to be elected via free and fair election and established the unwritten tradition of only serving two terms. However, this was only codified into law in 2320, and would only begin to be followed decades later. The incumbent president is Ronaldo Canfeld.
For the first few months of the Cárintecatl Presidency, the president resided at the former Summer Palace in San Luis, but in 1966 with the passage of the first Capital City Act, the president would reside within the Casa Altiplano of Tlajoyotl from February 27th, 1966 until August 24th, 2044 when the Casa Central in Nojawa was completed, which has been the official residence ever since. The Casa Altiplano remains an official secondary residence of the president, but in practice has been converted into an orphanage.
List
No | Name | Portrait | Term | Party | Election | Vice President(s) | State | Notes |
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1 | Xiutecuhtli Cárintecatl | June 16th, 1965 - June 24th, 2021 |
Party for the Cárinansian Revolution | 1965 1969 1973 1977 1981 1985 1989 1993 1997 2001 2005 2009 2013 2017 |
|
Mangulak | Longest-reigning President and the youngest to ever serve in the position | |
2 | Álvaro Serrano Paek | June 25th, 2021 - June 24th, 2029 |
Party for the Cárinansian Revolution | 2021 2025 |
|
Mangulak | Oversaw a period of massive economic and political reform. Over three centuries later, political scholars consistently rank him among the top 3 presidents. | |
3 | Fabián Xandinho Carrasco | June 25th, 2029 - September 9th, 2039 |
Party for the Cárinansian Revolution | 2029 2033 2037 |
Ko'ēti Tlazohdira Won | Mangulak | First president to be impeached, oversaw the country's reclassification as a developed country via a continuation and expansion of Serranist policies. | |
4 | Ko'ēti Tlazohdira Won | September 9th, 2039 - June 24th, 2041 |
Party for the Cárinansian Revolution | None | Marta Barreto Álvarez | Platencia | First president to not be elected directly to the position, first president of Kangsu-Indigenous descent | |
5 | Rodrigo Itocuih Madero Obispo | June 25th, 2041 - June 24th, 2053 |
Union Socialist Party | 2041 2045 2049 |
|
Ipudorm | Oversaw the annexation of Kangsu and greatly increased the government's role in the economy | |
6 | César Passos Moreira | June 25th, 2053 - June 24th, 2061 |
Union Socialist Party | 2053 2057 |
Alejandro Vesik | Anáheiro | Finalised the construction of the new capital city and the relocation of the federal government out of Tlajoyotl | |
7 | Achcauhtli Ventura | June 25th, 2061 - June 24th, 2069 |
Union Socialist Party | 2061 2065 |
Antawaylla Alca Huaccha | São Lenoas | Banned deforestation in any Carinansian Rainforest, began the construction of the interstate Maglev System. Modern political scholars consistently rank him among the top 6 presidents. | |
8 | Mariana Santana Magalhães | June 25th, 2069 - June 24th, 2073 |
Union Socialist Party | 2069 | Mateus Tavares Delchiaro | Ipudorm | Oversaw the country's worst economic recession in history. | |
9 | Julian Águila | June 25th, 2073 - June 24th, 2081 |
Party for the Cárinansian Revolution | 2073 2077 |
Angélica Montenegro | San Luis | Established fusion technology as the primary source of the country's energy, first PRC president in over thirty years | |
10 | Sebastião Rodrigo Madero Lourenço | June 25th, 2081 - June 24th, 2089 |
Union Socialist Party | 2081 2085 |
Qoriqoyllur Uchuypoma Chuquipoma | São Lenoas | Abolished military conscription | |
11 | Roberto Bitencourt | June 25th, 2089 - June 24th, 2097 |
Party for the Cárinansian Revolution | 2089 2093 |
|
Caluma | Doubled the national minimum wage while also passing pro-business policies | |
12 | Jeremías Escribano | June 25th, 2097 - June 24th, 2105 |
Union Socialist Party | 2097 |
|
Tadea | Abolished federal income tax and established a right to UBI ($2,300 annually) and housing, united Suroikoia, oldest president in the history of the Serenacy | |
13 | Rafael Tokko | June 25th, 2105
- March 19th, 2113 |
Union Socialist Party | 2105
2109 |
Juan Pablo Madero
Isabela Santos |
West Kanju | First president of solely Kangsuan-descent | |
14 | Isabela Santos | March 19th, 2113
- June 24th, 2117 |
Union Socialist Party | 2113 | Maria Alejandra Reyes | Ávigena | ||
15 | Martin Yong Ramirez | June 25th, 2117
- June 24th, 2125 |
Union Socialist Party | 2117
2121 |
None | Nova Enstel | First president to not have a vice president for their entire term; his original running mate died of a heart attack a week before the inauguration. | |
16 | Sara Sofia Agramonte | June 25th, 2125
- June 24th, 2141 |
Party for the Cárinansian Revolution | 2125
2129 2133 2137 |
Gueria Sur | Second-longest serving president with 16 years in office, first lesbian president, the fourth youngest president, she was inaugurated age 45 | ||
17 | Nicolas Takeda | June 25th, 2141
- June 24th, 2149 |
Party for the Cárinansian Revolution | 2141
2145 |
Ignacio Vargas | São Lenoas | His attempts to reform Agramontism to avoid a recession failed, and resulted in the largest economic recession in over eight decades. | |
18 | Julio Serrano | June 25th, 2149
- June 24th, 2153 |
Party for the Cárinansian Revolution | 2149 | Alvaro Passos | San Luis | The youngest president ever was inaugurated age 33, he was a famous online celebrity. Extremely controversial and a political outsider | |
19 | Antawaylla Arotinco Ñaccha | June 25th, 2153
- June 24th, 2157 |
Union Socialist Party | 2153 | Juan Pablo Fernandez | Haiyato | Began a program of decentralisation, and at times hinted at favoring complete anarchism. She quickly became unpopular, with, at the time, historically high disapproval ratings of 56.7% for her administration. | |
20 | Julio Serrano | June 25th, 2157
- September 13th, 2158 |
Party for the Cárinansian Revolution | 2157 | Clara Medeiras | San Luis | His second term as president, he initiated a series of infrastructure programs, and reimposed income tax, passing the 34th Amendment to allow it. He was impeached in September 2158 for accepting kickbacks and illegally allowing logging in the Eneas. | |
21 | Clara Medeiras | September 13th, 2158
- December 9th, 2158 |
Party for the Cárinansian Revolution | None | None | Haxith | Throughout her brief term, she failed to maintain a proper cabinet due to discontent surrounding racist remarks she had made. She passed a reform bill doubling down on the prior infrastructure programs, but was also removed from office due to OSI revealing extensive corruption on her part, by a simple majority vote of the National Congress in a special impeachment. | |
22 | Samuel Lopes Belluci (acting) | December 9th, 2158
- June 24th, 2161 |
Party for the Cárinansian Revolution | None | Isaias Flores Nieto | São Lenoas | The second youngest president ever, he took office at age 36 and was acting president for 18 months. As President huihuiti of the National Congress, he managed to alleviate the issues surrounding the infrastructure program, in a massive anti-corruption campaign involving over 1400 businessmen and 500 politicians. | |
23 | Leonardo Cuevas | June 25th, 2161
- June 24th, 2169 |
Liberal Party | 2161
2165 |
Pedro Rodriguez | Ochamina | He broke the two-party cycle that had persisted since the election of Rodrigo Itocuih Madero Obispo in 2041, and passed a massive government restructuring act to reduce bureaucracy, increased universal basic income to CAR$3000, while passing executive orders to ignore tax cuts for the rich. Efforts to overturn this where ultimately quashed in the High Court 9-3 decision, Secada v. Varela. | |
24 | Emiliano Zendejas | June 25th, 2169
- June 24th, 2177 |
Carinansian Workers' Party | 2169
2173 |
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Aparicia | He was a staunch socialist and reintroduced various welfare programs that had been gutted decades prior, introducing free government housing for everyone. | |
25 | Maria Rodriguez | June 25th, 2177
- June 24th, 2185 |
National Patriot Party | 2177
2181 |
Mario Zucchetti
Aleejandra Linetii |
Distrito Central | A conservative president, she was blocked by the socialist High Court from repealing previous welfare measures or harsh austerity programs. In 2183, she successfully impeached Doria Tenorio from the High Court and appointed seven new members to the court to approve her measures. The National Congress narrowly voted to block it against the far-right minority party, and obstructed any further measures she attempted to introduce | |
26 | Rodrigo Agramonte-Bitencourt | June 25th, 2185
- June 24th, 2193 |
Bloque Derecha | 2185
2189 |
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Mangulak | He believed in controlled deregulation, a reduced governmental role in the economy, and a reduction of government spending to curb the growing budget deficit. While in the position, he appointed two High Court Justices, balancing the judiciary between the socialist and conservative appointees. Controversially, he adopted an isolationist policy, allowing for several regime changes internationally, and the outbreak of hostilities between various Koelasian states. In 2191, he lost his majority in the National Congress, but refused to cooperate with opposition parties, resulting in a tight deadlock. | |
27 | Erasmo Ruiz | June 25th, 2193
- June 24th, 2201 |
Party for the Cárinansian Revolution | 2193
2197 |
Nina Magrina | Tohuecotl | Formerly a movie star in several films from 2152-2178, he became a very popular populist candidate in the PRC, adopting a centre-left policy | |
28 | Melissa Moruga | June 25th, 2201
- June 24th, 2209 |
Serene Revivalist Party | 2201
2205 |
Valentino del Pozo (2201-2205)
Eliana Sanz (2205-Present) |
Anáheiro | A relatively right-wing President, she used the 2202 Cárinansian terrorist attacks by the Free Emmerian Army to begin the Emmerian War (2202-2204) four days later. In early 2204, captured intel revealed extensive collaboration with the governments of Wexford and Arcadia, resulting in the Vindication War (2204-2208). Ultimately resulting in a Cárinansian victory, the two wars resulted in the near complete destruction of mainland Koelasia. | |
29 | Ashley Hurtado | June 25th, 2209
- June 24th, 2217 |
Serene Revivalist Party | 2209
2213 |
Teodoro Nakamura | Ochamina | Early into her first term, formal diplomatic negotiations opened with the intergalatic Azlan Empire. She oversaw the initial Carinansian response to the outbreak of the Tecian-Azlan War, but became unpopular due to military failures in Alteria and Koelasia. | |
30 | Ricardo Padilla | June 25th, 2217
- June 24th, 2225 |
Union Socialist Party | 2217
2221 |
Juan Martín Palacio (2217-2218)
Nazarena Luque (2218-2225) |
National Lunar Administration | ||
31 | Ramon Galvez | June 25th, 2225,
- June 24th, 2229 |
Serene Revivalist Party | 2225 | Veronica San Martin | São Lenoas | A far-right president throughout his term, he refused to concede the results of the 2229 presidential election, and claimed victory. On June 20th, his supporters marched on the National Congress to force a vote declaring the results illegitimate. The Serene Armed Forces ultimately quashed the demonstration, and he was forced out of office. Despite this, he was never formally charged, as the government built a case of treason against him throughout Luque's term. | |
32 | Nazarena Luque | June 25th, 2229,
- June 24th, 2233 |
Union Socialist Party | 2229 | Lorena Hamada | Maharlika | Early in her first term, Carinansia was faced with one of the highest inflationary periods, and stock market recession, in over a century in response to the detonation of Azlan EMPs across Tecia. Major military losses in outer space resulted in her popularity to plummet, despite her extensive investment into military technology and units. Her military buildup would only conclude during Galvez's second term. | |
33 | Ramon Galvez | June 25th, 2233
- March 9th, 2261 |
Serene Revivalist Party | 2233
2237 2241 2245 2249 2253 2257 |
Cleiton Fontes (2233-2240)
Lorenzo Alcocer (2240-2253) Nicole Ferrant (2253-2261) |
São Lenoas | Throughout his first term, he became an increasingly unpopular figure nationally due to mounting losses in the Azlan-Tecian War, and an inability to deal with the Xenovore Outbreak in the country's outer territories. Widespread institutional reform granted him several additional executive powers, with unprecedented democratic backsliding taking place in the Serenacy during the Serene Revivalist Dictatorship. While president, he disenfranchised large numbers of his proponents, and established a private armed forces filled with ideological sycophants. | |
34 | Nicole Ferrant | March 9th, 2261
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Serene Revivalist Party | 2261
2265 2269 2273 2277 |
Jesus Sancho (2261-2268)
Igor Batista (2268-2273) Edson Magalhaes (2273-2281) |
Nova Enstel | On March 9th 2261, she managed to successfully impeach Ramon Galvez after nearly three decades of continuous rule after gaining the support of the National Congress, amid budgetary and industrial production scandals. Essentially a coup of the party leadership, she became the country's predominant political figure for the next two decades. She became wildly popular for successfully containing the Xenovore parasite to Carinansian labs, ending the pandemic. She also made substantial progress towards expelling Azlan invaders from Koelasia, allowing the establishment of new puppet states across the continent. | |
35 | Edson Magalhaes | June 25th, 2281
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Serene Revivalist Party | 2281 | Wanda Macedo | Mangulak | In early 2281, Magalhaes began a secret impeachment probe into Ferrant. Extensive investigation revealed systematic corruption in her administration, but he was convinced to withhold this information in exchange for her endorsement for the presidency. | |
36 | Wanda Macedo | June 25th, 2285
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Serene Revivalist Party | 2285
2289 2293 2297 2301 2305 |
Conrado Salles (2285-2293)
Maria LaGuerta (2293-2300) Roberta Bitencourt (2300-2308) Juan Carlos Zanetti (2308-2309) |
Guapiro | In a similar manner to Magalhaes, she began a secret probe into Magalhaes, revealing an extensive methamphetamine addiction, an affair with extraterrestrial Azlan rebels, and government kickbacks. She agreed to not proceed with the information in exchange for his presidential endorsement in 2285. She subsequently passed legislation increasing the transparency of the Vice Presidency, intended to reduce the likelihood of her removal from power years later. She is viewed as the most powerful Serene Revivalist president | |
37 | Carlos Macedo | June 25th, 2309
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Serene Revivalist Party | 2309
2313 2317 |
Pedro Vaz Vaz (2309-2313)
Augustina Cruz (2313-2318) |
Tlanukoy | Over two decades later, Macedo chose to finally stand down from the position, and nominated her son, Macedo, as her successor. As President, he initially began an infrastructural revitalisation program, and prepared for an invasion of the Azlan Home World. However, approval ratings quickly plummeted after it was revealed the government had been infilitrated by Azlan spies. He was impeached in 2318. | |
38 | Augustina Cruz | October 13th, 2318
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Serene Revivalist Party | None | None | Nuevo Paraiso | The shortest-serving president, she remained in the position for only eight days. She was impeached by the National Congress in protest of the country's poor national security. | |
39 | Enrique Campos | October 21st, 2318
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Serene Revivalist Party | None | None | Gueria Norte | Formerly the President huihuiti, Campos was responsible for the governmental response to the March For Freedom protests across the country in 2318 and 2319. | |
40 | Luis Rezende | July 12th, 2319
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Serene Revivalist Party | None | Arnaldo Lobos | Nova Enstel | The Secretary of Defense during the Carlos Macedo Administration, he also commanded the private National Defense Army. On July 10th, 20 thousand members of the NDA marched in the streets of Nojawa. After a two-day long blockade of the Casa Central, Campos resigned from the position, allowing Rezende to assume the position. While president, he imposed a strict national curfew, curtailed freedom of expression, and reports of police brutality greatly increased. He resigned amid a murder investigation. | |
41 | Arnaldo Lobos | February 27th, 2320
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Serene Revivalist Party | None | None | Aparicia | Shortly after he assumed the position, state governors began to declare their support for the ratification of the 41st Amendment to the Constitution, calling for an emergency presidential election. In a 430-120 vote, an emergency presidential election was called on April 5th, 2320, despite his claims to the contrary. | |
42 | Caroline Hamada | April 15th, 2320
- April 15th, 2328 |
Anti-Fascist Coalition | 2320
2324 |
Samuel Bastos (2320-2324)
Antenor Lacerda (2324-2328) |
São Lenoas | The first non-Serene Revivalist president in nearly a century, she initiated a series of democratising reforms to revert the decades of political regression, greatly expanding the popular franchise. During her presidency, the Azlan Empire was successfully repelled from Tecia. In 2327, the Battle of Azla saw a Carinansian victory, and a major blow to the extraterrestrial force. | |
43 | Daniel Chaves | April 15th, 2328
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National Reform Party | 2328
2332 |
Marisa Tavares | Caluma | In 2333, Chaves successfully ended the Tecian-Azlan War after over a century of conflict via the Treaty of Pyndara. This resulted in the Serenacy of Carinansia becoming the first intergalactic human state, as well as the establishment of a formal Serene hegemony over the rest of Tecia. | |
44 | Ronaldo Canfeld | April 15th, 2336
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Independent | 2336 | Alejandra Gutierrez | Najolk |