The First Republic of Malorian Islands

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The Republic of the Malorian Islands
République des Iles Malorian
1910–1942
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Flag
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Capital
and
St. Bernard
Official languagesFrench, English
Recognised national languagesFrench, English
Recognised regional languagesSpanish and Haitian
Ethnic groups
(1911)
White (92%), Black (5%), Asian (1%), Hispanic (0.5%)
Demonym(s)Malorianese
GovernmentFederal Marxist-Leninist one-party socialist republic
• President of the Republic
Abraham Dubois
• Vice President of the Republic
Veronique DuMond
LegislatureThe Council of The Republic
The National Senate
The House of Representatives
Foundation 
Malorianese Revolutionary War
Historical eraPost-colonial Era
• Established
1910
• Disestablished
1942
Today part ofMalorianFlag.jpg Malorian Islands

The First Republic of the Malorian Islands was the first declared government of the Malorian Islands post-colonial rule by both the Spanish Empire and the French Empire (as well as the Third French Republic).

History

Reforms under President Dubois

After independence was made by the Republic of the Malorian Islands, President Dubois pushed reforms within the country to improve the nation's economy from a purely agricultural economy into a partially agricultural economy. Dubois made these reforms through a visa policy that encouraged entrepreneurs, industrialists, and workers to immigrate to the Malorian Islands. This policy enacted by the Dubois Administration was successful short term, but affected the nation long term.

Foreign Relations of the First Republic of the Malorian Islands

Under the Dubois Presidency, he embraced a policy of isolationism and neutrality throughout World War I and the beginning of World War II. Striving for a "Maloria First" policy of domestic and foreign policy, his government and the Malorian Islands focused on the affairs of its citizens rather than get involved with the affairs of other nations.