Fabian Xandinho Carrasco

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Fabián Xandinho Carrasco
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Official portrait 2029
President of the Serenacy of Carinansia
In office
25 June 2029 – 9 September 2039
Vice PresidentKo'ēti Tlazohdira Won
Preceded byÁlvaro Serrano Paek
Succeeded byKo'ēti Tlazohdira Won
Secretary of Finance
In office
12 February 2028 – 24 June 2029
PresidentÁlvaro Serrano Paek
Preceded byNelson Canto Paz
Succeeded byLorena Santos
Governor of Mangulak
In office
10 February 2012 – 9 February 2028
LieutenantHugo Gutierrez
Preceded byRaul Yoshimura
Succeeded byVitor Garcia
Senator of Mangulak
In office
13 August 2004 – 9 February 2012
Preceded byAlberto Dominuez
Succeeded byJuan Garcia
State Senator of Mangulak
In office
9 March 2001 – 22 April 2004
Personal details
Born(1978-09-28)September 28, 1978
Reydacay, Mangulak
DiedFebruary 19, 2076(2076-02-19) (aged 97)
Cidade do Ouro, Terfloria
Manner of deathAssassination
Resting placeXandinho Carrasco Mausoleum
CitizenshipCarinansian
Political partyParty for the Carinansian Revolution
Height174 cm (5 ft 9 in)
Spouse(s)María Camila Xandinho (m. 2001, d. 2024)
Elisabet Xandinho Carballal (m. 2028)
Parents
  • Juan Martín Xandinho Torres (father)
  • Mia Xandinho Carrasco (mother)
EducationRevolutionary College of Oligi

Fabián Xandinho Carrasco (28 September 1978 - 19 February 2076), known simply as Fabianito or Xandinho, was the 3rd president of Carinansia, serving from 25 June 2029 until his impeachment on 9 September 2039, following the National Congress vote to remove him from office and make him vulnerable to criminal proceedings for his role in the Grupo AHR scandal.

Beginning his political career as a State Senator for Mangulak in 2001, he was elected to the National Congress in a special election held in 2004 following the death of Ezequiel Alvarado Garrido. He became one of many Senators to advocate for a complete retaliation against Valoran hostilities, remaining in the position until 2012, when he stepped down to accept the governorship of Mangulak instead. During his term as governor, he passed various liberalising reforms which would later be in part emulated by President Serrano Paek during his presidency.

In 2029, he received Serrano Paek's nomination for the presidency and won the election with 56.8% of the vote, promising to extend the country's economic miracle. During his first term, the Serenacy was reclassified as a developed country by the OCDE and he promised to continue this period of unprecedented economic growth. In 2032 he annexed occupied Valora in the form of four new states, which would reach similar levels of development as the rest of the country in only a couple of years. He was re-elected in 2033 and 2037 with very favourable majorities, improving upon his initial performance.

In early 2039, the far-left hacker group Infinidad leaked the financial statements of Grupo AHR to the public, revealing extensive corruption involving the President. A massive government-wide investigation proceeded, and he was impeached in September of that year. In January 2040 he underwent criminal sentencing and was sentenced to ten years imprisoned at the Tunegra Medium Security Prison, only being released in January 2050. After his release, he turned to advocacy and formed "Para Desmatamento", an organisation aimed at criminalising further logging of the dwindling Carinansian rainforests, in a bid to clear his name. By 2063, his movement had been successful as the government had formed the Anti-Logging Agency. By this time, the public perception had shifted in his favour again.

In 2076 he was assassinated by a hitman hired by Grupo AHR, primarily due to his activism efforts going against many of their operations. As a consequence of this, the corporation would be dissolved by Chief Justice Alexandría Juderías, with all assets nationalised at the conclusion of the lengthy investigation. President Julian Águila ordered a period of national mourning for his death and approved the construction of a mausoleum for the president in Nojawa.

Early life and career

Early Life

State Senator of Mangulak

Senator of Mangulak

Governorship of Mangulak

Secretary of Finance

Presidential campaign

Presidency

Fabian Xandinho Carrasco received a growing economy under a free liberal democracy, and initially removed visa requirements for citizens from developed countries in Koelasia, Selenia, and Estovakia, and also removing the VAT on luxury goods. This resulted in Carinansia becoming the most visited country in the world, receiving almost a hundred million tourists annually in 2031. Their economic activity predominantly benefited Anáheiro, San Luis, São Lenoas, and Caluma.

For the increasing numbers of discharged veterans from the Vascara War, he established a series of construction and education projects, allowing the unskilled soldiers to work constructing new transport infrastructure, and those who seek the education ultimately becoming skilled professionals. Many members of the lower-class who had enlisted in the Serene Armed Forces ultimately became lawyers, medical and research doctors, and engineers as a result.

Involvement with Grupo AHR

Between 2036 and 2039, the Xandinho Carrasco administration colluded with Grupo AHR, a former conglomerate involved in a number of indutries; most notably, petroleum, construction, and logging sectors. The collusion unfolded over several years and involved numerous instances of corrupt practices aimed at securing favorable treatment for the conglomerate. In 2039, leaked financial statements brought the corruption to light, ultimately resulting in Xandinho Carrasco's removal from office.

Government Kickbacks

Logging Permits

Suppression of Environmental Impact Reports

Cronyism

Hush Fund

Illegal Land Acquisition

Bribery

Petroleum Exporting Rights

Post-presidency life

Incarceration

Release

Activism efforts

Para Desmatamento
Exposure of unethical practices at Grupo AHR

Assassination

Funeral

Consequences

Main article: The People v. Grupo AHR