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Heads of state

Presidents

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Elected	Term of office			Political party
				Took office	Left office	Time in office
President of the Second Republic
		Jean-Marie Naudé (1843–1919)	1907 1912	August 12, 1907	January 7, 1919	11 years, 148 days
		Miguel Barcéna (1886–1975)	1919	January 7, 1919	June 21, 1924	5 years, 166 days
					April 6, 1944
				April 6, 1944	August 16, 1946	2 years, 132 days
		Juan Francisco Abiejón (1891–1965)		August 16, 1946	October 9, 1964	18 years, 54 days

Provinces

Etymologies

1. Aranbún
2. Arzoá: Ar - local deity, zoá - lake
3. Atámerano: Esberian for the Athameran Ocean
4. Chacayo
5. Chiropón
6. Comoya
7. Concuípa
8. Copanaco: copa - copper, naco - river
9. Embarrupá
10. Italá: Named after 2nd President of Costa Madora, Commander Alejandro Italá
11. Jucaya: hucaia - unknown etymology?
12. Malquié
13. Miravalles: mira - view, valles - valleys
14. Montalvós
15. Pamarca
16. Pamarca Norte
17. Paracuápa
18. Pototillo: pototo - playful, illó - spring
19. Río Huerchi: río - river, Huerchi - local major river
20. Sobracuíba
21. Taltapiapó: taltapí - endemic tree species, apó - place
22. Tucúranca
23. Villasante: Named after 1st President of Costa Madora, General Felipe Hernando de Villasante

Capitals and largest cities

• Aranbún

Capital: San Cristóbal de Aranbún

Largest city: Araróya

• Arzoá

Capital: Pilén

Largest city: Curaluyu

• Atámerano

Capital and largest city: Oraicó

• Chacayo

Capital:

Largest city:

• Chiropón

Capital: Chiropón

Largest city:

• Comoya

Capital and largest city: Illalán

• Concuípa

Capital:

Largest city:

• Copanaco

Capital: San Pabaré

Largest city: Reconrané

• Embarrupá

Capital: San Mirón

Largest city: Portacamaya

• Italá

Capital:

Largest city:

• Jucaya

Capital:

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• Malquié

Capital: Charaté

Largest city:

• Miravalles

Capital and largest city: Cotorín

• Montalvós

Capital: La Pinrena

Largest city: Itaquanocá

• Pamarca

Capital: Ciudad Pamarca

Largest city:

• Pamarca Norte

Capital:

Largest city:

• Paracuápa

Capital:

Largest city:

• Pototillo

Capital and largest city: Encunción

• Río Huerchi

Capital: San Peynó

Largest city: Talacolla

• Sobracuíba

Capital and largest city: Arecurubí

• Taltapiapó

Capital:

Largest city:

• Tucúranca

Capital: San Martín de Tucúranca

Largest city: Pimecuía

• Villasante

Capital:

Largest city:

Population

Population of Costa Madora (2022): 63,432,897

• Aranbún
• Arzoá
• Atámerano
• Chacayo
• Chiropón
• Comoya
• Concuípa
• Copanaco
• Embarrupá
• Italá
• Jucaya
• Malquié
• Miravalles
• Montalvós
• Pamarca
• Pamarca Norte
• Paracuápa
• Pototillo
• Río Huerchi
• Sobracuíba
• Taltapiapó
• Tucúranca
• Villasante

Area

• Aranbún
• Arzoá
• Atámerano
• Chacayo
• Chiropón
• Comoya
• Concuípa
• Copanaco
• Embarrupá
• Italá
• Jucaya
• Malquié
• Miravalles
• Montalvós
• Pamarca
• Pamarca Norte
• Paracuápa
• Pototillo
• Río Huerchi
• Sobracuíba
• Taltapiapó
• Tucúranca
• Villasante

Cities

Aranbún

• Araróya, largest city
• San Cristóbal de Aranbún, capital

Arzoá

• Curaluyu, largest city
• Pilén, capital

Atámerano

• Oraicó, capital and largest city

Chacayo

Chiropón

• Chiropón, capital

Comoya

• Illalán, capital and largest city

Concuípa

Copanaco

• Copanaco
• Filipópolis
• Huadín
• Itéiguay
• Pacascún
• Reconrané, largest city
• San Pabaré, capital

Embarrupá

• San Mirón, capital
• Portacamaya, largest city

Italá

Jucaya

Malquié

• Charaté, capital

Miravalles

• Cotorín, capital and largest city

Montalvós

• La Pinrena, capital
• Itaquanocá, largest city

Pamarca

• Ciudad Pamarca, capital

Pamarca Norte

Paracuápa

Pototillo

• Botuguá, 2nd largest city
• Encunción, capital and largest city

Río Huerchi

• San Peynó, capital
• Talacolla, largest city

Sobracuíba

• Arecurubí, capital and largest city

Taltapiapó

Tucúranca

• San Martín de Tucúranca, capital
• Pimecuía, largest city

Villasante

• Chobún, capital

Territories

Baarderburen

• Prinsenhaven, capital
• Willemstad, largest city

Djamboela

Ilhas Madalena

Islas Aláceas

Marcayagua

Saint-Lucien

San Íreo

Timeline

Colonial era

• 1631–1709, colonial era
• 1709–1716, War of Independence

Independence era

• 1716–1763, Kingdom of Madora
• 1763–1817, Madorian Empire
• 1817–1821, Madorian Revolution

Modern era

• 1817–1837, First Republic
• 1837–1843, Second Madorian Empire
• 1843–1877, Second Republic
• 1877–1919, Third Republic
• 1919–1955, Fourth Republic
• 1955–present, Fifth Republic

Elections

Presidential

• 1821
• 1826
• 1831
• 1836
• 1843
• 1845
• 1849
• 1852
• 1857
• 1877
• 1882
• 1887
• 1892
• 1893
• 1898
• 1903

• 1908
• 1913
• 1919
• 1923
• 1927
• 1931
• 1935
• 1939
• 1945
• 1949
• 1969
• 1973
• 1977
• 1981
• 1985
• 1989

• 1991
• 1993
• 1997
• 2001
• 2005
• 2009
• 2013
• 2017
• 2021

Military ranks

Rank group	General/flag officers				Senior officers		Junior officers			Officer cadet
Madorian Army	General de ejército	Teniente general	General de división	General de brigada	Coronel	Comandante	Capitán	Teniente	Subteniente	Cadete
Madorian Navy	Almirante	Vicealmirante	Contraalmirante	Comodoro	Capitán	Comandante	Teniente	Subteniente	Alférez	Cadete
Madorian Air Force

Images for later

Prime Ministers

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Other people?

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  Don Francesc Allegúa (1874–1961), founder of Allegúa Group, photographed in 1931

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Buildings

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Media

Newspapers

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  El Correo, ?

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  La República, centre to centre-right newspaper of record

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  El Observador, centre

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  Insider (political, financial, legal and fiscal daily newspaper)