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Zaralajan Federation

Federación Zaralajaran
Federação de Zaralajaran
Flag of Zaralaja
Flag
Motto: Libertad, unidad, justicia
Liberty, Unity, Justice
Anthem: 
"March of the Liberators"
(tr.) "Marcha de los Libertadores"
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CapitalMontes
LargestSan Martín
Official languagesAuratian
Iustian
Recognised national languagesOrínokan
Ethnic groups
(2019)
50% Hispanic
37% Iusitan
6% Indigenous
4% Mixed
3% Other
Religion
(2019)
73% Catholicism
13% Irreligious
12% Other Sotirianity
2% Other
Demonym(s)Zaralajan
GovernmentFederal Parliamentary Republic
• President
Valentín Mina
• Prime Minister
Rosario Aparicio
• Speaker of Congress
Alonzo Valerio
• Chief Justice
Joaquin Ordóñez
LegislatureCongress of Councillors
Independence from Auratia
• Declaration
1793
• Treaty of San Martín
1795
• Zaralajan Civilwar
1852
• Current Constitution
1939
Population
• 2019 estimate
29 Million
• 2010 census
25 Million
GDP (nominal)2019 estimate
• Total
531 Billion
• Per capita
18,300
Gini35
medium
HDI (2020)0.726
high
Date formatyyyy mm dd AD
Driving sideright
Calling code+57
Internet TLD.za

Zaralaja, officially the Zaralajan Federation (Auratian: Federación Zaralajaran) (Iustian: Federação de Zaralajara) is a federal parliamentary Republic located on the Western Side of Asteria Inferior. The country is bordered by Satucin and Belmonte.

The first sign of human life in Zaralaja occurred around 17,000 to 13,000 years ago. The most likely route for humans to have arrived in the country is from Belmonte along the coastline. Much later groups from the south crossed into what is modern day Zaralaja. Even though the languages were completely different they developed a similar culture.

Eucleans first settled in the country in 1577, the first colony of San Vazquez on the North-eastern coast by colonizers from Oratiano in modern day Auratia. A large amount of Iustian immigrants also settled in the country in the Iustian colony in the North-east.

In 1793 in response to austerity measures and the potential annexation by Gaullica, the Oratian colony declared independence, fighting a brief war of independence. Shortly after the Iustian colony was annexed by Zaralaja. From 1795 to 1850 the country was ruled by an autocratic Presidency with a democratically elected parliament. Iustian nationalists in response to the prohibition of the use of the Iustian language, declared independence from Zaralaja and began the Zaralajan civilwar, the war fell into a stalemate with Euclean nations unwilling or unable to help. The war ended with a treaty to grant Iustians special rights and make the Iustian language an official language of Zaralaja.

Shortly after the start of the Great War, Zaralaja joined the Entente and declared war on Grand Alliance members. The Zaralajan military was primarily used for defense of the nation. In 1934 with the fall of Gaullica imminent and socialists taking up arms and occupying many urban areas, President Martín Alarcón surrendered to the Grand Alliance before being assassinated by Functionalist extremists. In the aftermath of the war, a Leftist reconstruction government was implemented by the Grand Alliance and supported by the Community of Nations. The autocratic role of the Presidency was changed, making the President a figurehead with no real power.

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  Socialist Alliance (AS): 142 seats
  Agrarian Labor (TA): 25 seats
  Social Democrats (SD) : 32 seats
  Modern Liberals (LM): 1 seat
  Ecological Democratic Party (PDE): 24 seats
  Catholic Social Union (USC): 114 seats
  Grand Chartist Union ((GUC/CNO): 52 seats
  Party for Freedom and Life (PLV/PLO): 11 seats

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