Jaragua (Elparia)

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Jaraguan Republic
Republic Jaraguan
JaraguaFlag2.png
Flag
Motto: "Revolution nyah sleep
(Revolution never sleeps)"
Anthem: ¡Onward!
CapitalSpira
LargestBranton
Official languagesJaraguan
Recognised national languagesArellian
Recognised regional languagesInner Jaraguan
Demonym(s)Jaraguan
GovernmentUnitary one-party republic
• First Director
Ibino Carerras
• Second Director
Edmundo Castillo
LegislatureNational Directorate
Presidium
Chamber of Directors
Independence 
• Independence Declared
May 29th, 1927
• First Republic
March 1st, 1947
• Military Government
April 8th, 1966
• Revolutionary Government
January 15th, 1970
• Second Republic
December 31st, 1979
Population
• 2023 estimate
1,720,273 (78th)
• 2018 census
1,678,591
GDP (nominal)2023 estimate
• Total
$30 billion (64th)
• Per capita
$17,712 (36th)
Gini (2020)39.6
medium
HDI (2022).757
high (44th)
CurrencyJaraguan Peso ($) (JP)
Date formatdd/mm/yy
Driving sideright
Calling code+13
Internet TLD.jar

Jaragua, officially the Jaraguan Republic, is an island country comprising the island of Jaragua and several small islands and cays off its coast. It is located within the Coltegan Passage.

Etymology

The indigenous people, the Emiyit, called the island Sharaka in their language, meaning the "Land of Wood and Water" or the "Land of Springs". Colloquially, Jaraguans refer to their home island as "Jara". Slang names such as "Jar", "Jarland", "Yanya" in Jaraguan, or briefly "Ja", have derived from this.

History

Prehistory

Government and politics

The Revolutionary People's Council is the only legal party in Jaragua. Other political groups are not allowed to organize. The country is led by the First Director, who is appointed by the the RPC Congress every ten years, along with the Presidium of the Directorate, which is tasked with organizing sociopolitical and economic programs. The Chamber of Directors is formed by the directors of each state company, which have monopolies on respective industries.