Marivista

Revision as of 14:15, 1 December 2023 by Electricturtle24 (talk | contribs)
Jump to navigation Jump to search
Federation of Marivista
Flag of Marivista
Flag
of Marivista
Coat of arms
Motto: "Build and advance as one people"
Anthem: People of the Federation
Marivista.png
CapitalPort of Carpal
LargestFalmington
Recognised national languagesEnglish
Demonym(s)Marivistan
GovernmentParliamentary Republic
• Prime Minister
Wayan Blechynden
• President
George Bluenon
LegislatureParliament
Independence from Quetana
• Unification
14 March 1958
23 Decemeber 1973
Population
• 2020 estimate
820,000
• 2022 census
826,500
GDP (PPP)2023 estimate
• Total
$39,664,560
• Per capita
$25,334
GDP (nominal)2020 estimate
• Total
$21,553,090
• Per capita
$17,665
Gini (2021)39.0
medium
HDISteady 0.812
very high

The Federation of Marivista, commonly known as Marivista, is an island nation in the Northern Cantalle Islands archipelago, located between the Cantalle Ocean and the Ossinia Sea, and sharing maritime borders with Lower Aseu and Ossinia. Having nearly 830,000 inhabitants, it is one of the smallest countries population-wise, with the Port of Carpal being both the capital city of the federation and the most populated city at 70,000 civilians. Marivista is generally considered to be part of the Josette islands.

The islands were inhabited for centuries by indigenous peoples before becoming a colony of the Quetanan Empire in the late 16th century.

In 1956, four island nations separately gained independence from Quetana, and on 14 March, 1958, they would all unite to form the Federation of Marivista, under the leadership of Prime Minister Eric Woanly. In 1973, a bloodless coup d'etat overthrew Woanly, who's government was accused of fraud election results. In 1975, the military handed power over to civilian representatives, who reestablished a parliamentary democracy. Ever since then, the country has remained stable and democratic, especially during the 2010s and into the 2020s with the country being hailed as one of the most free nations on Iearth. In 2023, Hurricane Edith made landfall near Laufrier and killed around 300 civilians, becoming the worst hurricane to ever hit Marivista.

Marivista relies heavily on tourism for its economy, being a tropical island that attracts tourists mainly during the summer. Apart from tourism, agriculture is also a large sector within the federation's small economy. Marivista has been able to sustain a relatively stable economy, being one of the most stable of the Northern Cantalle Islands. The country has also enjoyed a mix of different cultures from across the world, most notably indigenous peoples, descendants of Quetanan colonizers, and slaves from western continents. Marivista is home to a sizeable hip-hop community, as many well-known rappers come from the island. Marivista's culture is also reflected in the annual MariCarnival, which occurs every year on independence day.

History

Indigenous peoples

Quetanan conquest

Quetanan colony

Contemporary era

Geography

Geology

Climate

Biodiversity

Government and politics

Government

Political culture

Administrative divisions

Military

The Marivistan National Defense Force(MNDF) acts as the main military organization in charge of defending the different islands of the federation. It consists of the Defense Guard, the Aerial Guard, and the Coast Guard. Estasblished in 1956 shortly after Marivista's independence from Quetana and unification with the other island states, the military operates a force of just under 5,000 personnel, with most of its defense coming from foreign guarantees.

The mission statement of the Defense Forces is to "defend the sovereignity, territorial integrity, and stability of Marivista and its people, whether in times of peace or times of conflict, and to fulfill any internal or external objectives that help its people to the fullest extent." Marivista's military has been involved in little conflicts, most notable the 1975 Marivistan coup d'etat, as well as several international CCA peacekeeping missions.

Law enforcement and crime

Foreign relations

Demographics

Ethnic groups

Languages

Religion

Economy

Tourism

Agriculture

Other sectors

Transport

Urban infrastructure

Energy policy

Culture

Holidays

Music

Dance

Art

Cuisine

Sports