Salerit

United States of Salerit
Flag Coat of Arms of Saleria or USS Coat of Arms
Motto: God will save us
Anthem: "Triumph of Liberty"
Capital	Reivel
Largest city	New Jesser
Official languages	none (the facto Salerian)
Recognised national languages	English, French, Spanish, German and Native.
Ethnic groups (2022)	White (62.6%) Black (12.4%) Asian (8%) Hispanoamerican (5%) Multiracial (10%) Native (1%) Other (1%)
Demonym(s)	Salerian
Government	Federal Presidential Republic
• President of Saleria	Joe Kerley
• Vice President	Katie Kei
Legislature	The Federal Congress
• Upper house	The Senate of the Republic
• Lower house	The House of Representatives
Area
• Total	701,120 km2 (270,700 sq mi)
Population
• 2023 estimate	97,912,699
• September 2022 census	97,512,680
• Density	139.65/km2 (361.7/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)	2022 estimate
• Total	4,000,847,747,720
• Per capita	ACU 41 029
GDP (nominal)	2022 estimate
• Total	ACU 3,370,720,809,560
• Per capita	ACU 34,567
Gini (2022)	45.2 medium
HDI (2022)	0.902 very high
Currency	Salerian Dollar ($) 1 ACU = 1.05$
Time zone	UTC -2, UTC -3
Date format	dd-mm-yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+76
ISO 3166 code	SL
Internet TLD	.sl

Salerit , officially the United States of Salerit is a country located in south-eastern Thuadia and northern Thrismari, including some islands. Salerit shares borders with Galicianna to the south, Vileria to the west and Gabrielland to the north. The 50 states and the Federal District that make up the country have a total area of xxxxx square km and a population of 97,912,699 according to the last census carried out in January 2023. Salerit is a presidential federal republic whose capital is Reivel, a city where all the country's institutions at the federal level. However, the most important cities economically and culturally are located on the coast; some being New Jesser, Caliry, San Pedro or Liago.

The territory of Salerit was originally inhabited by indigenous peoples, before colonizing peoples arrived from other places in Anteria at the end of the 15th century. Some of them established colonial territories on the central coast of the country, which became independent in the year 1780 from foreign powers in the Salerian Freedom War. In 1785, the Constitution was ratified; the only one that exists in the entire history of the country and that is still in force today with certain reforms. Little by little, new territories were annexed to the nation, until forming the current extension in the year 1876.

At the end of the 19th century and beginning of the 20th century, Salerit suffered a process of very rapid economic growth thanks to commercial, economic and and applied industrialization. Thus, the country went from being a poorly developed agricultural economy to one of the countries with the highest GDP in the region. All this was accompanied by strong population and export growth, which consolidated the country's economic system. Salerit remained neutral in all the international wars that occurred in the 20th century, thus consolidating its economic and political stability. In the 70s, Salerit suffered a severe crisis due to the creation of a real estate bubble that shook the economy and led to the closure of multiple companies. The country fixed this crisis by applying policies to contain public spending and investment in strategic economic sectors. At the beginning of the 21st century, multiple demonstrations and riots occurred in the country due to the lack of existence of a Welfare State like in other developed countries, and the little existing labor protection. After a few years of protests, successive governments approved measures such as universal healthcare, lowered university fees and approved aid for the most affected sectors of the population. These measures helped reduce inequality, but today the country remains one of the countries with the most wealth inequality in all of Anteria.

Salerit has a developed, high-income economy characterized by a high degree of economic freedom and low government intervention. It has a high GDP thanks to the relatively high population and a medium-high GDP per capita (which does not necessarily represent the average salary in the country due to high inequality). The country's main exports are planes, parts of planes, pharmaceutical products, electronic circuits, refined petroleum and cars.

Etymology

The name of the nation comes from the indigenous languages existing in the territory before colonization. "Sal" was the Aboriginal tribe that inhabited the first conquered territory, and "Erit" means "land of". Thus, as a whole, Salerit means "Land of the Sal"

Languages

The main language spoken throughout the territory is English (although it is not the de facto language throughout the country), which around 99% of the population knows how to speak. In the northwestern states of the country, the use of French stands out (spoken by around 75% of the population) due to the geographical and cultural proximity to Vileria. In the continental area located in Thrismari, Spanish is the majority language; being commonly spoken by around 87% of the population. In the southwest of the country there are some German-speaking minorities, representing around 14% of the total population of those states.

History

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Geography

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Government

Interior of the Senate of the Republic

Aerial view of the House of Representatives

Supreme Court of Salerit

Interior of the Constitutional Court

The Republic of Salerit is a federation whose government is representative and elected by all citizens of the country, as indicated in the Constitution of 1785. The constitution establishes three levels of government: the federal government, the state governments and the counties. As established in the Constitution, all states must have representative government models that are elected through universal suffrage (which may be presidential, semi-presidential or parliamentary systems depending on the state). The separation of powers must be respected in these systems in all cases, regardless of the type of system chosen. Any form of government must be divided into three branches: the legislative power (elected through a system of universal suffrage and represented in one or two chambers), the executive (which may be elected directly or indirectly depending on the legislation of each state ) and the judicial (composed of a Supreme State Court and others of lower rank). Each state has its own Constitution or supreme laws and has a civil and judicial code.

The lowest-ranking administrative entities that have the power of self-government are counties. Each county is made up of several viscounties, entities without self-government. Every 4 or 5 years (depending on the state), each county elects its Local Representative. Each viscounty has one seat for representation on the County Council, and for every simple majority above 25% of the total votes that a political party obtains in a given viscounty, it will obtain a seat. Finally, a Local Representative vote is held in the County Council, and the representative with the most votes wins. In the event of a tie vote, the political party with the most total votes in the county will have the right to elect the Local Representative.

The legislative power at the federal level is bicameral, being formed by the House of Representatives and the Senate of the Republic. These two chambers are jointly responsible for approving laws and taxes at the federal level, declaring war on other nations, approving national budgets, and making international diplomatic pacts and treaties.

The House of Representatives is elected by universal suffrage, with each state having a mandatory representative and then the rest distributed proportionally to the population of each state. For a political party to obtain all the seats in a state, it must obtain at least 50.1% of the total votes. If this does not happen, the seats will be distributed proportionally among all political parties that have obtained more than 20% of the total votes in each state. The House of Representatives has a total of 500 seats in total.

The Senate of the Republic is elected by universal suffrage and proportionally at the federal level. This means that the senators are distributed depending on the percentage of the total votes they have obtained at the federal level. Parties must obtain more than 35% of the vote to be represented in the Senate, and they must have been the party with the most votes in at least one State. The Senate has a total of 100 senators.

The executive branch at the federal level is represented by the President of the Republic and his government cabinet. This is elected every 4 years by universal suffrage. To obtain the position of President, a candidate must be the most voted in at least 26 of the 50 states in total and obtain more than 50.1% of the total votes at the federal level. In order to run for President of the Republic, candidates must be part of one of the institutions of the legislative branch and be part of a political party with more than 20% representation in the House of Representatives. Once the President of the Government is elected, he appoints his government cabinet and forms the different departments and ministries.

The most important institutions of the judiciary throughout the country are the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Court.

The Supreme Court is made up of a total of 130 members, who are elected by vote among all the judges at the federal level of the Supreme State Courts. The one with the most votes is appointed President of the Supreme Court and the next four obtain vice presidencies. The other 125 members will be the most voted in list order (in case of a tie between two or more representatives, separate votes will be held). The Supreme Court is renewed every 6 years. This is the highest appeal body in the entire country, and always has the final say.

The Constitutional Court is made up of 25 members, and they are appointed by the President of the Government, having to obtain the acceptance of the House of Representatives, and, subsequently, of the Senate of the Republic. There is no maximum length of stay for judges, and for them to be replaced it is necessary to obtain an absolute majority of votes in the Senate. This court is in charge of interpreting the country's Constitution in certain cases where it is not very clear, and issues sentences accordingly.

All voting in all branches of power is supervised by the Federal Electoral Commission. Its members are elected by the judges of the Supreme Court by vote, and are responsible for avoiding any type of fraud and guaranteeing the correct counting of votes.

Since the founding of the country and the approval of the constitution in 1785 that establishes the current electoral system, the predominance of two political parties has stood out: the Conservative Party (with right-wing ideology) and the Liberal Party (with ideologies ranging from center-left to center-right). Both have alternated in power successively over the years depending on the electoral results. However, since the middle of the 20th century, the emergence of other parties such as the Progressive Party (extreme left), the Patriotic Union (extreme right) or some state-level parties stands out. The first two mentioned entered the House of Representatives in the 90s, breaking the traditional two-party system that existed in the country. Despite this, the Conservative Party and the Liberal Party continue to be the most important in the country and those that capture the majority of the votes.

At the state level, the diversity of political parties is much greater due to the existence of parliamentary systems in some states that favor multipartyism more. In certain states, political parties have governed through coalitions for many years, while in others two-partyism continues to predominate. All of this usually depends on the electoral legislation that each state has, the form of organization (parliamentary, presidential or semi-presidential) and the minimum percentages required of parties to be able to enter the bodies of legislative power.

State	Population	Capital	Governor
SALFORN	9 309 915 - 79 seats in House of Representatives	Elbenau	Johaness Engel (Republican Party)
FEDERAL STATE	8 805 519 - 74 seats in House of Representatives	Ostrowno	Mateusz Potėpa (Liberal Party)
NEW JESSER	7 610 989 - 64 seats in House of Representatives	Bulhary	Wáclaw Kraus (Federalist Party)
SAN MATEO	7 012 341 - 59 seats in House of Representatives	Torín	Jana Stránská (Republican Party)
MELOURN	6 389 701 - 54 seats in House of Representatives	Slawiċná	Marta Richterowá (Federalist Party)
NEW PORTINGTON	5 915 412 - 50 seats in House of Representatives	Osterawa	Waldemar Hanuṡ (New Democratic Party)
LAZEME	4 866 764 - 42 seats in House of Representatives	Ritáṅ	Tomáṡ Burian (New Democratic Party)
SAN PEDRO	4 641 942 - 39 seats in House of Representatives	Tatrany	Alexandr Zawadzký (Liberal Party)
SUCRY	4 127 823 - 36 seats in House of Representatives	Nowý Targ	Petr Ṙehák (Liberal Party)
SANDALE	4 036 644 - 35 seats in House of Representatives	Latinow	Radek Potmėšil (Liberal Party)
GREEN BAY	3 923 017 - 34 seats in House of Representatives	Strauheim	Gustaw Kowáṙ (National Party)
NEW LIORE	3 905 113 - 34 seats in House of Representatives	Pilzáṅ	Alois Horáċek (New Democratic Party)
GOLDLAND	2 000 112 - 18 seats in House of Representatives	Laden	Konstantin Blumberg (Republican Party)
PIBLON	1 555 633 - 14 seats in House of Representatives	Krakowec	Vincent Schlamme (Socialist Party)
NEW NASHTON	728 381 - 7 seats in House of Representatives	Marwany	Oliwer Urbánek (New Democratic Party)
HAMILTE	652 352 - 6 seats in House of Representatives	Shimooto	Lulani Makani (Tawuiiese Progressive Party)
CALIRY	1 753 766 - 16 seats in House of Representatives	Veligrad	Theodor Adamċek (Liberal Party)
VILTIER	2 097 162 - 19 seats in House of Representatives	Kalmary	Radim Morawec (Unionist Party)
PEITSEG	2 729 854 - 24 seats in House of Representatives	Berno	Miroslava Zavadilová (Liberal Party)
CHEIRAS	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
EAST LERO	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
LEESERY	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
ZERILA	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
NAIHO	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
WEST LERO	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
VIRESIE	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
REXAS	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
YAREKA	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
MALARADO	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
NORTH VALAIS	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
PAICAGO	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
MEU	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
SOUTH VALAIS	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
PIRETY	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
TANAVI	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
NAIDORY	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
PEKSEA	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
SAINT NICOLAS	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
WOHLSTAND	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
LEXEN	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
SOUTH TAMIWA	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
NORTH TAMIWA	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
WHENUA	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
DC	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
MEMADONA	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
CAMBADA	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
FRUCHTBAR	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
NORTH SALHA	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)
SOUTH SALHA	4 324 741 - 37 seats in House of Representatives	Králowec	Zdenėk Wídeṅský (Liberal Party)

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