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Scalizagasti is a {{wp|federation}} comprised of seventeen provinces and two territories. As part of a federal system, the provinces are largely autonomous with respect to their internal organization. Provinces derive their power from the Constitution of Scalizagasti, and control aspects like healthcare and education. Likewise, the federal government is in charge of other aspects of government such as foreign affairs and banking. Territories, meanwhile, derive their power from the federal legislature and their status can be changed by Parliament. The issue of jurisdiction is vitally important to Scalizagastian democracy, and there have been numerous legal cases regarding it. | Scalizagasti is a {{wp|federation}} comprised of seventeen provinces and two territories. As part of a federal system, the provinces are largely autonomous with respect to their internal organization. Provinces derive their power from the Constitution of Scalizagasti, and control aspects like healthcare and education. Likewise, the federal government is in charge of other aspects of government such as foreign affairs and banking. Territories, meanwhile, derive their power from the federal legislature and their status can be changed by Parliament. The issue of jurisdiction is vitally important to Scalizagastian democracy, and there have been numerous legal cases regarding it. | ||
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Republic of Scalizagasti | |
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 Flag | |
| Motto: Long live free Scalizagasti! | |
 Location of Scalizagasti in the world | |
| Capital and largest city | Bewundal |
| Official languages | |
| Demonym(s) | Scalizagastian |
| Government | Federal parliamentary republic |
• President | Paul Kruig |
• Prime Minister | Sarah Millard |
| Legislature | Parliament |
| Establishment | |
• Empire of Scalizagasti | 5 June 1767 |
• Republic of Scalizagasti | 7 August 1841 |
| Area | |
• Total | 2,353,551 km2 (908,711 sq mi) |
• Mainland | 2,233,456 km2 (862,342 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• 2020 census | 80750524 |
• Density | 34.31/km2 (88.9/sq mi) |
| Currency | scaliz ($) (SCZ) |
| Driving side | right |
| Internet TLD | .sg |
Scalizagasti, officially known as the Republic of Scalizagasti, is a nation located on the southern continent of the Great Experiment. It shares a border with The Heavenly States and Klauswanti to the north, and borders neutral territory elsewhere.
Etymology
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History
Scalizagasti's history is split into five main eras.
Politics
Government
The Republic of Scalizagasti is a federal parliamentary republic governed by the Constitution of Scalizagasti. The Constitution came into effect on 7 August 1841, the same day that the Treaty of Maldati was signed. The President of Scalizagasti is elected every seven years by the electoral college and serves as the head of state. Although the President must sign any bill before it may come into effect, the role is largely ceremonial and the President almost never vetoes a bill unless it is unconstitutional. The Prime Minister of Scalizagasti is the head of government and leads the executive branch of Scalizagasti's government. The Prime Minister is chosen by the legislature, usually the leader of the party that commands a majority of seats or leads the largest coalition.
The Scalizagastian Parliament is the unicameral legislature of Scalizagasti. The Parliament has 516 seats which are elected every four years with a mixed-member proportional electoral system, meaning half of the seats are chosen from local constituencies (also known as electoral districts or ridings) and the other half are chosen from regional party lists.
Prior to the Scalizagastian Revolution, Scalizagasti was a monarchy with very limited democratic representation. During the times of the Empire, Scalizagasti had a bicameral legislature with the lower Imperial Assemby and upper Imperial Senate. The Imperial Chancellor was the head of government and acted like the modern Prime Minister, but had little de facto power as the monarch had complete veto powers and could dismiss the government at any time.
The Revolutionary Republican Party is the oldest active political party in Scalizagasti. Due to its role in the Scalizagastian Revolution and founding of the Republic, it enjoys widespread popular support during elections. Because it commonly forms government, the party is sometimes referred to as Scalizagasti's "natural governing party."
Provinces and Overseas Territory
Scalizagasti is a federation comprised of seventeen provinces and two territories. As part of a federal system, the provinces are largely autonomous with respect to their internal organization. Provinces derive their power from the Constitution of Scalizagasti, and control aspects like healthcare and education. Likewise, the federal government is in charge of other aspects of government such as foreign affairs and banking. Territories, meanwhile, derive their power from the federal legislature and their status can be changed by Parliament. The issue of jurisdiction is vitally important to Scalizagastian democracy, and there have been numerous legal cases regarding it.
Foreign Relations
Political Parties
| Name | Abbr. | Leader | Ideology | Political position | MPs | |
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| Revolutionary Republican Party | RRP | Michel Garon | Big-tent Liberalism Social liberalism Civic nationalism |
Centre | 160 | |
| Social Democratic Party of Scalizagasti | SDP | Sarah Millard | Social democracy | Centre-left | 157 | |
| Green Party of Scalizagasti | GRN | Thomas Smith | Green politics Eco-socialism |
Left-wing | 57 | |
| New Scalizagasti Party | NSP | Jim Brad | National conservatism Social conservatism |
Right-wing | 55 | |
| Labour and Socialist Party | LAB | Ester Nortust and Simon Werre |
Socialism Left-wing populism |
Left-wing | 41 | |
| Liberal-Conservative Alliance | LCA | Arlene Dumonte | Classical liberalism Liberal conservatism |
Centre-right | 21 | |
| Patriotic Defense Movement | PDM | Steve Pertillo | Nationalism Right-wing populism |
Right-wing | 14 | |
| Progressive People's Party | PPP | Guy Manderson | Centrism Agrarianism Social liberalism |
Centre | 6 | |
| Aulden Democratic Party | ADP | Curtis Soeder | Aulden Democracy Liberal conservatism Red Toryism |
Centre-right | 3 | |
| Sontalirdenna | SON | George Brownley-Ashton | Regionalism Milynian sovereigntism Social democracy |
Centre-left | 1 |
Economy
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Demographics
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Culture
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