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[[File:Fachada cmb.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The headquarters of the CDNB on the outskirts of [[Castelonovo]].]]
[[File:Fachada cmb.jpg|thumb|right|200px|The CDNB headquarters on the outskirts of [[Castelonovo]].]]
The '''National Defence Council of Belmonte''' ({{wp|Portuguese language|Luzelese}}: ''Conselho de Defesa Nacional de Belmonte'', ''CDNB'') is a Belmontese institution responsible to inform and advise the [[President of Belmonte|president]] on military and security affairs, including threats on {{wp|Sovereignty|national sovereignty and integrity}}, acting closely with the presidency, the [[Government of Belmonte|Federal Government]] and the [[Belmontese Armed Forces|Armed Forces]]. Established in 1957, the CDNB was created to keep military control over major government issues during the height of the [[Swords' Republic]], but since its fall it evolved into a non-partisan organization.
The '''National Defence Council of Belmonte''' ({{wp|Portuguese language|Luzelese}}: ''Conselho de Defesa Nacional de Belmonte'', ''CDNB'') is a Belmontese institution responsible to inform and advise the [[President of Belmonte|president]] on military and security affairs, including threats on {{wp|Sovereignty|national sovereignty and integrity}}, acting closely with the presidency, the [[Government of Belmonte|Federal Government]] and the [[Belmontese Armed Forces|Armed Forces]]. Established in 1957, the CDNB was created to keep military control over major government issues during the height of the [[Swords' Republic]], but since its fall it evolved into a non-partisan organization.
==History==
==History==
The National Defence Council was created by the [[Constitution of Belmonte|new Belmontese constitution]] in the aftermath of the [[Great War (Kylaris)|Great War]] and the establishment of the [[New Republic (Belmonte)|New Republic]], being the successor of the [[Supreme Belmontese Military Council]] (''CMBS'' in Luzelese) which was established after [[Operation Palmier]] to coordinate resistance efforts in [[State of Belmonte|occupied Belmontese territory]]. During its first years, the CDNB exercised little to no influence over national politics until the [[1963 terrorist attacks in Belmonte|1963 terrorist attacks]] and the ascension of hardliner groups of the [[National Republican Union (Belmonte)|URN]] into power, starting the most repressive period of the [[Sword's Republic]]. It was during that time that the CDNB exercised most of its influence, keeping military control over government affairs as well as coordinating acts against the democratic opposition and other left-wing groups. After the end of the Sword's Republic and under the premiership of [[Félix Bragança]], however, the CDNB underwent several reforms, curtailing its influence and reducing the organization's role only to specific military affairs.
==Role==
==Role==
The CDNB is the official {{wp|advisory body}} of the [[Government of Belmonte]] for military affairs, being responsible for inform and advise both the [[President of Belmonte|president]] and the [[Premier of Belmonte|premier]] on the current status of the [[Belmontese Armed Forces|Armed Forces]] and about any threat against the national integrity, sovereignty and security of Belmonte, working closely with [[Law enforcement in Belmonte|law enforcement agencies]] and the [[National Information Service|SNI]] to always have an updated situation about the country's national defences.
==Members==
==Members==
CDNB membership changed over time since, unlike the [[Council of State (Belmonte)|State Council]], there is no specific amount of members determined by the constitution. Currently, the CDNB is composed of both the president and premier of Belmonte together with the presidents of both houses of [[National Congress of Belmonte|Congress]], commanders of the three branches of the Armed Forces and the director-general of the SNI.
===Current members===
===Current members===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! style="background:#ccc;" |Office
! style="background:#ccc;" |Member
|-
|[[President of Belmonte]] and the Council ||[[Caetano Villa-Lobos]]
|-
|[[Premier of Belmonte]]||[[Graça Fonseca]]
|-
|President of the [[Senate of Belmonte|Senate]]|| [[Carlos Marinho]]
|-
|President of the [[Chamber of Deputies of Belmonte|Chamber of Deputies]] || [[Aline Soares]]
|-
| rowspan="3" |Commanders of the [[Belmontese Armed Forces|Armed Forces]] ||Bento Monteiro
|-
|Joaquim Braga-Neto
|-
|Alvim Cardoso
|-
|Director-General of the [[National Information Service|SNI]]|| Borges Renato da Silva
|}
==See also==
==See also==
*[[Belmontese Armed Forces]]
*[[Belmontese Armed Forces]]
*[[Politics of Belmonte]]
*[[Politics of Belmonte]]
[[Category:Belmonte]]
[[Category:Belmonte]]

Revision as of 00:14, 24 March 2021

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The CDNB headquarters on the outskirts of Castelonovo.

The National Defence Council of Belmonte (Luzelese: Conselho de Defesa Nacional de Belmonte, CDNB) is a Belmontese institution responsible to inform and advise the president on military and security affairs, including threats on national sovereignty and integrity, acting closely with the presidency, the Federal Government and the Armed Forces. Established in 1957, the CDNB was created to keep military control over major government issues during the height of the Swords' Republic, but since its fall it evolved into a non-partisan organization.

History

The National Defence Council was created by the new Belmontese constitution in the aftermath of the Great War and the establishment of the New Republic, being the successor of the Supreme Belmontese Military Council (CMBS in Luzelese) which was established after Operation Palmier to coordinate resistance efforts in occupied Belmontese territory. During its first years, the CDNB exercised little to no influence over national politics until the 1963 terrorist attacks and the ascension of hardliner groups of the URN into power, starting the most repressive period of the Sword's Republic. It was during that time that the CDNB exercised most of its influence, keeping military control over government affairs as well as coordinating acts against the democratic opposition and other left-wing groups. After the end of the Sword's Republic and under the premiership of Félix Bragança, however, the CDNB underwent several reforms, curtailing its influence and reducing the organization's role only to specific military affairs.

Role

The CDNB is the official advisory body of the Government of Belmonte for military affairs, being responsible for inform and advise both the president and the premier on the current status of the Armed Forces and about any threat against the national integrity, sovereignty and security of Belmonte, working closely with law enforcement agencies and the SNI to always have an updated situation about the country's national defences.

Members

CDNB membership changed over time since, unlike the State Council, there is no specific amount of members determined by the constitution. Currently, the CDNB is composed of both the president and premier of Belmonte together with the presidents of both houses of Congress, commanders of the three branches of the Armed Forces and the director-general of the SNI.

Current members

Office Member
President of Belmonte and the Council Caetano Villa-Lobos
Premier of Belmonte Graça Fonseca
President of the Senate Carlos Marinho
President of the Chamber of Deputies Aline Soares
Commanders of the Armed Forces Bento Monteiro
Joaquim Braga-Neto
Alvim Cardoso
Director-General of the SNI Borges Renato da Silva

See also