Republic of La Boca

Democratic People's Republic of La Boca ""Republik Democratika Populare di La Boca""
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: "Gloria a Dios en el Cielo y en la Tierra paz a los hombres" Glory to God in the highest and on Earth peace among those with whom he is pleased
Location	Location of the Republic of La Boca
Capital	Quilmes
Largest	Buenos Aires
Official languages	Spanish
Recognised national languages	Boquense Creole and English
Recognised regional languages	Spanish, Boquense Creole, English, Italian and Portuguese
Religion	Eastern Orthodox Christianity
Demonym(s)	Boquense
Government	"Federal republic under an ecclesiastical-civic dictatorship
• Prime Minister	Ramiro Garibaldi
• President	Facundo Matías Pasarín
• Vice President	Franco Suárez
Legislature	National Parliament
• Upper house	Senate
• Lower house	House of Commons of the Republic of La Boca
Independence from Argentina and Uruguay
• Independence	August 20, 2011
• Uruguayan illegal occupation	December 7, 2011-February 26, 2021
Population
• 2021 estimate	48853888
• 2021 census	48853888
Currency	Canadian Dollar (CAD)
Time zone	UTC-5
• Summer (DST)	UTC-4
Date format	Template:Dd
Driving side	left
Calling code	+111

The People's Democratic Republic of La Boca, commonly called the Republic of La Boca, is a federal constitutional parliamentary republic, currently under an ecclesiastical-civic dictatorship in Union de Naciones Latinas e Ibericas. It limits to the north with Bolivia, to the northeast with Paraguay and Brazil, to the south with the Pacific Ocean, to the east with Uruguay and the Río de la Plata, and to the west with Chile. The Republic of La Boca covers 2,780,400 square kilometers and has an estimated population of 48.8 million inhabitants. The Republic of La Boca comprises of 44 provinces, 676 municipalities, and 2 Antarctic territories (Antarctica).

Today, the Republic of La Boca has the third largest nominal GDP in South America and the eighth largest in the world. As an advanced economy, the country has the sixth-largest worldwide national wealth and it is ranked third for its central bank gold reserve. The Republic of La Boca has a very high level of human development and it is sixth in the world for life expectancy. The country plays a prominent role in regional and global economic, military, cultural, and diplomatic affairs, and it is both a regional power and a great power.

Contents

1 Etymology 2 History 3 Geography 4 Demographics 5 Population 6 Language 7 Race 8 Largest Cities 9 Government 10 Foreign Relations and Military== 11 Economy 12 Culture 13 Infrastructure 14 Energy [/box][/floatleft]

Etymology

The nation name refers to the river mouth of Riachuelo. The standard way to refer to a citizen of the Republic of La Boca is as a "Boquense."

History

The history of the Republic of La Boca begins in 2011, being founded thanks to the discontent of Argentine and Italian settlers. The Republic of La Boca was founded on Friday, August 20, 2011, as marked by the Gregorian calendar. The day before, a referendum had been held in which 97% of the population voted "yes" to independence. On September 24, 2011, the Republic of La Boca suffered its first coup d'état, led by the fascist Franco Suárez, who then held the title of Generalissimo. On October 18 of that fateful 2011, democracy returned to the Republic of La Boca and proclaimed a socialist state, open to the market economy. Parliamentary rule was established, because the rest of presidential America was deemed to have "failed and will continue to fail," and a major socioeconomic reform was carried out. After a new popular referendum, on November 19, 2011, the First General Constituent Congress was held in the city of Quilmes, whose majority was obtained by the newly formed Communist Party. The Republic of La Boca proclaimed itself "socialist, federal, parliamentary, egalitarian and internationalist" in the preamble of the First Constitution. In 2012, the civil war begins between Christians, atheists, Muslims and Jews for supremacy as the official religion. The war ended with Muslim victory, mainly Shiites, who took Avellaneda and Lanús, strongholds belonging to the Sunnis. In January 2012, on board the ship "Juan Antonio Lavalleja", a group of 15,000 Uruguayans took the city of Quilmes and in a matter of weeks they invaded the entire territory of the Republic of La Boca, turning it into a protectorate, taking advantage of the political instability and economic situation that the country was facing. The citizens of Boquense received the usurpers in a hostile manner, reacting by throwing boiling water at them from the high balconies of the houses. However, the occupation did not give up until February 26 of that year, when the order to vacate the country was given from Montevideo. Days later, the Treaty of Salto was signed between the two governments, seeking a peaceful solution to the conflict and granting independence to the Republic of La Boca. The Republic of La Boca reformed the Constitution for the second time in 2013, to declare itself a Secular State. Everything has been peace and prosperous since then for all Boquenses because over time the democratic regime has been consolidated, socioeconomic instabilities have been resolved and men and women have been declared on an equal footing. With the coming of Christianity to power in 2016, the Republic of La Boca forgot its atheist regimes and constitutionally declared Eastern Orthodox Christianity an "official" religion, based on respect for other religions.

Geography

The Boquense relief is mostly plain. In the northwest of the country, the relief is mountainous, standing out Monte Palermo that measures 925 meters on the level of the sea. In the north of the country is the jungle, bathed by the Riachuelo and Tigre rivers, the longest in the country. The climate of the Republic of La Boca has a wide variety of climatic conditions in a large region with varied topography, although it can be considered that most of the country has a tropical climate. According to the Köppen system, La Boca has six main climatic subtypes: equatorial, tropical, semi-arid, tropical at altitude, temperate and subtropical. The different climatic conditions produce environments that vary from the tropical forest in the north and the semi-arid regions of the northeast to the temperate coniferous forest in the south and the central tropical savannas. Many other regions have totally different microclimates.

The equatorial climate is the one that predominates in a large part of the north of Boca. There is no dry season as such, although there are some variations in the amount of rainfall between each period of the year. The average temperature is 31.5 ° C, which has a greater variation between day and night than between seasons. The rains in the center of the Republic of La Boca are scarce, characteristic of a savanna climate. This region is as extensive as the Tigre basin but with a very different climate, since it is located further to the south and in a lower altitude. In the northeast, the difference in precipitation between the seasons is even more extreme, since this region of semi-arid climate generally receives less than 800 mm rainfall, most of it falls in a period that covers one to four months each year and, when there is less rain, there are long periods of drought. The "Great Drought" of 2016-2017 was the most severe in the country and caused the death of nearly half a million people. The absolute highest temperature is 52.3ºC, and the absolute lowest temperature is -7ºC.

The rich wildlife of the Republic of La Boca reflects the variety of natural habitats. Scientists estimate that the total number of plant and animal species in the country is approximately four million. Within the large mammals of Boquenses include pumas, jaguars, ocelots, vinegar foxes, foxes, coyamels, tapirs, anteaters, sloths, opossums and armadillos. Deer are abundant in the south and many species of platyrrhini can be found in the tropical rainforest of the North. According to data from 1993, the Republic of La Boca harbored then 69 of the 244 species of primates known on the planet. The concern for the environment grew in response to the global interest in environmental issues.

The natural heritage of the Republic of La Boca is seriously threatened by livestock, agriculture, forestry, mining, resettlement, extraction of oil and natural gas, overfishing, wildlife trade, dams and infrastructure , water pollution, climate change, fire and invasive species. In many areas of the country, the natural environment is threatened by urban development. The construction of roads in the middle of vegetation, such as LB-230 and LB-163, opened previously isolated areas to agriculture and commerce; the dams flooded valleys and wild habitats and the mines created scars on the land that altered the landscape.

Demographics

Population

The population of the Republic of La Boca, according to the registered in the population census of 2011, is of more than 3,7 million inhabitants-24 inhabitants per square kilometer-, 11.36% of the population defined as urban. The population is strongly concentrated in the Southeast (1.3 million inhabitants) and Northeast (2.0 million inhabitants) regions, while the two most extensive regions, the Center-West and the North that make up 64.12% of the Boquense territory, they have only 29.8 million inhabitants.

The Boquense population increased significantly between 2014 and 2016, due to a decline in the mortality rate, at the same time that the birth rate also showed a slight decrease in the same period. In the decade of 2010, the annual demographic growth rate was 2.4%, rising to 3.0% in 2012 and remaining at 2.9% in 2015; life expectancy rose from 44 to 54 years and up to 72.6 years in the decade of 2010. The rate of population growth tended to decrease from 2016, from 3.04% between the years 2011-2014 to 1.13% in 2011, and will probably fall to a negative value of -0.29% in 2050, thus completing the demographic transition.

The largest metropolitan areas are those of Quilmes, Lanús, Avellaneda and Florencio Varela -all in the Southeast region- with 58.2; 45.9; 34.2 and 42.6 million inhabitants, respectively. Almost all the autonomous capitals are the largest cities in their respective autonomous communities. The native of La Boca is called Boquense, although in the current speech of several Hispanic countries bordering on the country, it is also used as a synonym for both boca and xeneize, as well as these two terms are used in other different contexts, when using them for example as an adjective or as a noun.

Language

The main spoken language is Spanish, due to the past as Buenos Aires neighbourhood. Other spoken languages are English, Italian, Greek, German, Arabic and French. British English is fluently spoken by 96% of population as a second language. It is also a compulsory subject in all school years, both elementary and high school. Republic of La Boca has created his own "conlang" called boquense creole. It was constructed using a base Spanish, Catalan, English, Arabic, French, Esperanto, Italian and Genovese.

Religion

The Republic of La Boca is a secular state, according to article 3 of the National Constitution, for which, state officials should not belong to a certain religious cult to be able to stand for office. 34% of the population belongs to the Eastern Orthodox Catholic Christian communion, mainly to the Greek and Armenian Orthodox churches. There are also followers of Coptic Christianity, Roman Catholics, Anglicans and evangelists. Most of the followers of Orthodox Christianity are young adolescents. 22% of the population is Muslim, of which 18% are Twelver Shiites and the remaining 4% are Sunnis. Salafism and Wahhabism are prohibited. 9.2% of the population is Jewish, especially orthodox and reformist. 29.4% of the population is atheist, especially communists and anarchists. And the remaining 5.4% are Buddhists, Hindus, Sikhs, Shintoists, Taoists, or Confucianists. Each religious group has the right to parliamentary representation, as long as they respect morals and good customs. The people of Boquenses are a very devote people, whether you are Muslim (eg Friday prayer, fasting) or Christian (Easter Lent, Mass) etc.

Race

The ethnography of Republic of La Boca is characterized by being the result of a mixture of three main groups: indigenous, Spanish and African. The Boquense population is formed by the direct miscegenation of these three groups, which were joined by a significant number of immigrants from other countries in Europe and the Middle East. In the 2011 general population census, 85.94% was classified without ethnicity, this includes Jews and Arabs. Among the options to self-identify the Afro-Boquense group reached 10.62% of the population, the indigenous group at 3.43%, and as gypsy 0.01%

Largest Cities

Rank	City	Metro Area Population	State (Province)
1	Buenos Aires	15,172,700	Buenos Aires Province
2	Córdoba	1,612,100	Córdoba Province
3	Rosario	1,339,500	Santa Fe Province
4	Mendoza	1,053,500	Mendoza Province
5	San Miguel de Tucumán	902,200	Tucumán Province
6	Valentir	4,793,426	Sublustria
7	Vredlandia	4,680,842	Euclea
8	Caesena	3,567,000	Euclea
9	Isla Juana	2,919,101	Asteria
10	Kesselbourg	2,849,000	Euclea

Government

The policy is based on a republican parliamentary system with representative democracy since August 21, 2011, when presidentialism was abolished by popular referendum. The executive power is in charge of the Council of Ministers that are led by the head of government ("President of the Consiège dei Ministri"), informally called prime minister, one of the three most important positions in the country along with those of the President of the Republic, President of the Popular Assembly and President of the Constitutional Court. The legislative power is in charge of the Parliament and the Council of Ministers. The judiciary is independent of the executive and the legislature. In addition, it is a multiparty system. Political parties should not promote racism, national socialism, Islamophobia, or anti-Semitism, nor should they deny the Holocaust. On October 5, 2021, a guerrilla knew as Descamisados sieged the capital city, Quilmes and after overthrowing the government, took control of the country as legitimate government, converting the Republic of La Boca into a totalitarian dictatorship.

Foreign Relations and Military

The Republic of La Boca since its independence maintains diplomatic relations with almost all countries in the world, except the US, Saudi Arabia, and Spain. It also maintains a solid bilateral relationship with the countries of the Common Market of the South (MERCOSUR). The Republic of La Boca has never declared war on any foreign power because it sees in the bilateral dialogue the solution to diplomatic conflicts. As for the Army, military service is mandatory for all men who do not attend secondary school, or for those who do not work. This is a government plan to combat the parasitism of the masses. Currently, the government allocates less and less budget to the military.

Economy

The Boquense economic model is the social economy of the market, in which labor and private capital are promoted, while oil companies, multinationals, banks, among others; are strongly controlled and regulated by the state. The boquense government despite being a Marxist, rejects the centrally planned economy. Among the main trading partners are: USA, Catalonia, Nigeria, Morocco, Iran, China, Brazil, Egypt, South Africa. The Republic of La Boca belongs to the World Assembly, the G-20, the MERCOSUR, UNASUR. The main industry is trout farming.

Culture

The Boquense culture is a mixture of Spanish, Arab, Jewish and European roots. It is not uncommon for flamenco to be the most popular music. In young people, cumbia is very popular, it comes from Colombia. The fugazza is the most typical food. It comes from southern Italy, and it's pizza made with mozzarella and onion. It is usually served with traditional faina, a crunchy dish made with chickpeas. Boquenses make six meals a day: breakfast, between 5 a.m. and 8 a.m. a.m., during school hours. Breakfast is usually made up of tea, croissants, yogurt, fruit juice, apples or oranges. Children drink milk or chocolate juice. Coffee is not very popular. At 11 o'clock there is a mid-morning snack, which may include a bar of cereals or fruit. Lunch is between 12 and 13 p. M. It consists of fish and seafood, chicken and fruits and vegetables are very popular with locals, and red meat is extremely expensive. Only a 0.6% of children between 8 and 16 years consumpts junk food often In the afternoon, between four and seven thirty, we take a "tea" composed of fruit juice. Children love cookies. At night, for the general tapas menu, shortly before dinner, which consists of pintxos (kebabs), cheese, sausages or blood and ham sausages. It is accompanied with a glass of wine or sherry. At 9 pm, dinner is a light meal, usually salad or grilled fish. Boquense is not very formal when it comes to outings with family or friends. Due to the generally warm and humid climate, it is common to see children and men walking bare-chested. Women tend to wear tight and fresh clothes.

Infrastructure

In the Republic of La Boca, the construction of public works, that is, those works intended for common use, such as schools, hospitals, bridges, and roads, are partly financed by the State or by the Government itself. Lately, governments are betting on private labor, in search of "flexibilizing" communist policies. In large cities, especially in the capital Quilmes, hospitals are of very good quality in terms of infrastructure and medical care. There are only 4 private hospitals throughout the Boquense territory. Rail networks and trains were expropriated by the government in 2013, and since then there has been a severe improvement in terms of passenger comfort and the safety of railways, among others. The most important railway line is the one that connects the southern city of Florencio Varela with the central Colegiales, covering 37 kilometers away. The red, white or blue double-decker buses are very typical throughout the Republic of La Boca, following the British model as an example. They are all of very good quality, and are under private labor. A bus trip costs no more than 200 Boquense dracmas (NS $325).