Austilos

The Federal Republic of Austilos
Flag Coat of Arms
Motto: "Freedom is found in absence of corporation!" quote from Former President Miguel Corante
Anthem: WIP
Map of Austilos in relation to other countries
Austilos Provinces
Capital and largest city	Bagres
Official languages	Spanish
Used in Biliro and taught in most schools	English
Demonym(s)	Austilian
Government	Federal Republic
• President of Austilos	Juan Luengas (G)
• Vice President	Lori Torrio (G)
• Congress Majority Leader	Evan Costeles (G)
Legislature	Unicameral
Independance  from Kentalis
• Constitution	1810
Area
• Total	312,060 km2 (120,490 sq mi)
Population
• 2021 estimate	8,659,734
• Density	27.8/km2 (72.0/sq mi)
HDI (2021)	0.780 high
Currency	Austilian Dollar (ALD)
Time zone	UTC+9
Date format	mm-dd-yyyy
Driving side	left

The Federal Republic of Austilos, more commonly known as Austilos, is a nation located in Meredonne. It is made up of four different provinces and is around 312,060 square kilometers with a population of around 8.5 million. It is bordered by Layfet to the south, and Latvia and Saaremaa and the Arcadian Commonwealths to the east. The capital and largest city is Bagres and is located in the Aquilos province.

Etymology

The name of the capital city of Bagres is presumably from the Spanish word for catfish, bagre. The Gafftopsail catfish is a very important and abundant commercial fish in Austilos.

History

Overview History of Austilos

See History of Austilos

List of Austilian Predsidents

Order	Names	Party	Years in Office
1st	Miguel Corante	Liberal	1931-1941
2nd	Olivar Cerreras	Green	1941-1947
3rd	Roberto Nuncio	Liberal	1947-1953
4th	Dan Corante	Conservative	1953-1957
5th	Tori Rudio	Green	1957-1963
6th	Daniel Rodrick	Liberal	1963-1969
7th	Gabriel Cerreras	Green	1969-1975
8th	Ben Torres	Liberal	1975-1981
9th	Miguel Ladine	Liberal	1983-1987
10th	Earl Vanderwall	Liberal	1987-1993
11th	Tommy Julio	Liberal	1993-1995
12th	Elise Gorres	Green	1995-2001
13th	Pablo Luengas	Green	2001-2007
14th	Moby Dures	Liberal	2007-2013
15th	Mari Reveres	Green	2013-2019
16th	Juan Luengas	Green	2019-present

Culture

Language

Most Austilians speak Spanish, with 93% of the country considering themselves fluent in Spanish. Austilians speak Spanish differently compared to most Spanish speakers as the formal pronouns usted and ustedes are not used, instead using informal pronouns tú and vosotros. This makes Austilian Spanish speakers often seem rude to outsiders while Austilians see it as perfectly normal. English is spoken mostly in the Biliro province nearby tourist hubs and English classes are mandatory in Austilian schools. Around 53% of the country considers themselves fluent in English.

Lifestyle

Austilians learn to fish from a very young age and nearly all Austilians have held a fishing license at least once in their lives. Commercial fishing has historically always been a huge industry in Austilos and to this day continues to be a major section of industry.