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Emiliano Zendejas (September 23, 2115 - July 14, 2213) was a Carinansian politician, prosecutor, and attorney, who served as the 24th [[President of the Serenacy of Carinansia|President of Carinansia]] from 2169 to 2177. A member of the [[Carinansian Workers' Party]], he previously served as the Governor of San Luis from 2156 to 2166, a San Luis State Senator from 2151 to 2156, and independently as the Assistant Prosecutor General of Nezazingan Province from 2148 to 2151. His presidency constituted the entirety of the Zendejas Era, and he is considered by many as one of the most prominent socialist figures in Carinansian political history. | Emiliano Zendejas (September 23, 2115 - July 14, 2213) was a Carinansian politician, prosecutor, and attorney, who served as the 24th [[President of the Serenacy of Carinansia|President of Carinansia]] from 2169 to 2177. A member of the [[Carinansian Workers' Party]], he previously served as the Governor of San Luis from 2156 to 2166, a San Luis State Senator from 2151 to 2156, and independently as the Assistant Prosecutor General of Nezazingan Province from 2148 to 2151. His presidency constituted the entirety of the Zendejas Era, and he is considered by many as one of the most prominent socialist figures in Carinansian political history. | ||
Born in [[Zamogro]], [[Aparicia]], he was the third child of Benito Zendejas and Marta Guamiro, and a member of the [[House of Zendejas]]. He was one of the contemporary few remaining direct male-line descendants of [[Alberto | Born in [[Zamogro]], [[Aparicia]], he was the third child of Benito Zendejas and Marta Guamiro, and a member of the [[House of Zendejas]]. He was one of the contemporary few remaining direct male-line descendants of [[Alberto V]]. He was raised in [[Guapiro]], until he turned age 15, when his family moved to [[Villasingo]], [[San Luis]]. After graduating in 2134, he began attending the [[Revolutionary College of Oligi]] in the neighbouring state of [[Mangulak]], pursuing a Bachelor of Laws. In 2137, he began studying a Master of Laws at the State University of Voclaria. He graduated in 2141 cum laude, becoming a full-time clerk for the Nogajuca Provincial Court. Over the next seven years, he rose through the ranks, until he was ultimately appointed as the Assistant Prosecutor General of Nezazingan Province by Gov. Leitao. After overseeing several high profile cases that resulted in his successful prosecution of the Sunset Killer, the perpetrators of the Zanetii Bank Scandal, and the Paschoal Kickbacks, he became popular across the region. | ||
In 2151, he resigned from his position as a Prosecutor as he begun his campaign in the special election for the newly-opened position as a Senator for the 23rd District of San Luis in the State Congress, amid promises of reducing corruption and promoting equitable prosperity across the state beyond the Voclaria City Metropolis. Towards the end of his first full term, he began a campaign for the state Governor position. During his time in the position, he expanded upon his earlier ideology, establishing a wealth redistribution tax, imposing heavy traffic bans in the center of Voclaria City, and greatly expanding public transportation throughout the state. |
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Emiliano Zendejas | |
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24th President of the Serenacy of Carinansia | |
In office June 25, 2169 – June 24, 2177 | |
Vice President |
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Preceded by | Leonardo Cuevas |
Succeeded by | Maria Rodriguez |
Governor of San Luis | |
In office September 20, 2156 – September 20, 2166 | |
Preceded by | Cesar Fontirroig |
Succeeded by | Carina Pascual |
State Senator for the San Luis 23rd District | |
In office October 13, 2151 – September 20, 2156 | |
Preceded by | Romina Romero |
Succeeded by | Camila Andrade |
Assistant Prosecutor General of Nezazingan Province | |
In office March 7, 2148 – September 11, 2151 | |
Preceded by | Romina Romero |
Succeeded by | Camila Andrade |
Personal details | |
Born | Zamogro, Aparicia, Carinansia | September 23, 2115 invalid year
Died | July 14, 2213 Whiteridge, Myrineos, Spereid | (aged 97)
Resting place | Myrinean countryside, Spereid (exact location unknown) |
Political party | Carinansian Workers' Party (2151 onwards) |
Spouse | Nadia Zendejas |
Children | 4 children |
Parent(s) | Benito Zendejas (father) Marta Guamiro (mother) |
Occupation | Politician, prosecutor, attorney |
Emiliano Zendejas (September 23, 2115 - July 14, 2213) was a Carinansian politician, prosecutor, and attorney, who served as the 24th President of Carinansia from 2169 to 2177. A member of the Carinansian Workers' Party, he previously served as the Governor of San Luis from 2156 to 2166, a San Luis State Senator from 2151 to 2156, and independently as the Assistant Prosecutor General of Nezazingan Province from 2148 to 2151. His presidency constituted the entirety of the Zendejas Era, and he is considered by many as one of the most prominent socialist figures in Carinansian political history.
Born in Zamogro, Aparicia, he was the third child of Benito Zendejas and Marta Guamiro, and a member of the House of Zendejas. He was one of the contemporary few remaining direct male-line descendants of Alberto V. He was raised in Guapiro, until he turned age 15, when his family moved to Villasingo, San Luis. After graduating in 2134, he began attending the Revolutionary College of Oligi in the neighbouring state of Mangulak, pursuing a Bachelor of Laws. In 2137, he began studying a Master of Laws at the State University of Voclaria. He graduated in 2141 cum laude, becoming a full-time clerk for the Nogajuca Provincial Court. Over the next seven years, he rose through the ranks, until he was ultimately appointed as the Assistant Prosecutor General of Nezazingan Province by Gov. Leitao. After overseeing several high profile cases that resulted in his successful prosecution of the Sunset Killer, the perpetrators of the Zanetii Bank Scandal, and the Paschoal Kickbacks, he became popular across the region.
In 2151, he resigned from his position as a Prosecutor as he begun his campaign in the special election for the newly-opened position as a Senator for the 23rd District of San Luis in the State Congress, amid promises of reducing corruption and promoting equitable prosperity across the state beyond the Voclaria City Metropolis. Towards the end of his first full term, he began a campaign for the state Governor position. During his time in the position, he expanded upon his earlier ideology, establishing a wealth redistribution tax, imposing heavy traffic bans in the center of Voclaria City, and greatly expanding public transportation throughout the state.