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In 2011, acts of vandalism were recorded in the then Luxembourg, followed by a coup d’état against the Prime Minister. | In 2011, acts of vandalism were recorded in the then Luxembourg, followed by a coup d’état against the Prime Minister. | ||
The protests against the government continued incesantly in various parts of the country, most of them claiming for the abolition of the monarchy and the instalation of a republic. | The protests against the government continued incesantly in various parts of the country, most of them claiming for the abolition of the monarchy and the instalation of a republic. | ||
The claims were answered with a referendum called by the acting Parliament. | |||
Revision as of 13:01, 27 December 2022
People's Republic of Rindschleiden Volleksrepublik Rindschleiden | |
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 Flag | |
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| Capital and largest city | Rindschleiden |
| Official languages | Luxemburguish |
| Religion | 86.7% Roman Catholicism (official) 2.5% Other Christian |
| Area | |
• Total | 2,586.4 km2 (998.6 sq mi) |
| Population | |
• Estimate | 645,397 |
| Gini | 0.33 low |
| HDI | 0.997 very high |
| Driving side | right |
Rindschleiden officially the People's Republic of Rindschleiden is a landlocked country in West Europe whose government type is a Federal presidential republic since 2020 when the Grand Duchy was abolished in a referendum. Despite of its name, Rindschleiden is not intended to manage a transition to socialism neither to seize the means of production.
History
In the 2010s, a pandemic caused worldwide economic caos with the fast increase of inflation and poverty. In most of the European countries, it caused the overthrown of various government and the replacement of populist dictators. In 2011, acts of vandalism were recorded in the then Luxembourg, followed by a coup d’état against the Prime Minister. The protests against the government continued incesantly in various parts of the country, most of them claiming for the abolition of the monarchy and the instalation of a republic.
The claims were answered with a referendum called by the acting Parliament.