Sebastião Rodrigo Madero Lourenço
Don Sebastião Rodrigo Madero Lourenço | |
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| Born | April 21, 2020 |
| Died | December 29, 2099 (aged 79) |
| Resting place | Madero Family Mausoleum, Plaimo |
| Nationality | Carinansian |
| Alma mater | Revolutionary College of Oligi (B.S.) |
| Predecessor | Julian Águila |
| Successor | Roberto Bitencourt |
| Political party | Union Socialist Party |
| Spouse(s) | Evangelina Madero (m. 2054) |
| Children | 3 children, including Juan Pablo Madero |
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| 10th President of the Serenacy of Carinansia | |
| In office June 25, 2081 – June 24, 2089 | |
| Vice President | Qoriqoyllur Uchuypoma Chuquipoma |
| Preceded by | Julian Águila |
| Succeeded by | Roberto Bitencourt |
| Governor of São Lenoas | |
| In office June 25, 2077 – June 24, 2081 | |
| Preceded by | Gilson Arruda Smith |
| Succeeded by | Elisenda Manzanares Abasto |
| Secretary of Housing and Welfare | |
| In office June 16, 2074 – June 24, 2077 | |
| President | Julian Águila |
| Preceded by | Benjamín Saavedra |
| Succeeded by | Qoya Cuya Olaya |
| National Senator for Jacámka 1st District | |
| In office November 30, 2055 – May 12, 2073 | |
| Preceded by | Javier Rodríguez |
| Succeeded by | K'awi Chaves |
| Military service | |
| Allegiance |  Carinansia |
| Branch/service | Serene Navy |
| Years of service | 2041-2053 |
| Rank | Corvette captain |
| Unit | BS Felipe Maroto (2041-2045) BS Delinosa (2045-2049) |
| Commands | BS Moyolenolli (2049-2053) |
| Battles/wars | Battle of Cydoni Strait Invasion of Kostona Blockade of Faelauntz |
| Awards | Order of Admiral Baztán |
Sebastião Rodrigo Madero Lourenço (21 April 2020 - 29 December 2099) was the 10th president of the Serenacy of Carinansia, responsible for the country's new domestic liberal drug policy, and the abolition of military conscription nationwide.
Born in 2020 to state senator Rodrigo Itocuih Madero Obispo, his views were greatly influenced by his fathers and throughout his presidency expressed significant ideological similarity. He attended university for 3 years from the age of 18, graduating magna cum laude in his class of 250 people. In In 2055, he was elected as a National Senator for Nuevo Paraíso representing Jacámka. He remained there until 2073 when President Águila appointed him as Secretary of Housing and Welfare in a move of bipartisanship. In 2080, he began to campaign extensively within the Union Socialist party for the presidential nomination, eventually beating Jeremías Escribano with a close 50.2% majority.
As president, he yielded high approval ratings consistently and advocated for policies that furthered Kanjuan integration. He implemented Carinansian language education from kindergarten into all schools across the state and faced a lawsuit in 2084 for violating state rights. Madero v. West Kanju eventually saw the Supreme Court side 7-6 with the PUS and approved further attempts at removing Kangsuan language from the country. By the end of his presidency, most Kangsuan personal and place names had been Voclarised.
Early life and career
Sebastião Rodrigo Madero Lourenço was born on April 21, 2020, at Saenz Medical Hospital in São Lenoas, São Lenoas. He was the fourth child of Rodrigo Itocuih Madero Obispo and Paulina Madero Lourenço. He was raised in Plaimo, and Puerto Adinerado, Ipudorm, with six siblings: Facundo, Sophia, Marisa, Julian, Roberto, and Linda. His maternal grandfather, Metnal Lourenço, was a Carinansian senator from Tlanukoy. His father was the founder of the Union Socialist Party, governor of Ipudorm from 2029 to 2041, and president of the Serenacy between 2041 and 2053. Madero is considered to be Amalges, with Spanic, Arcadian, Emmerian, and Wexfordian descent.
Education
Madero attended preschool and early elementary school in Plaimo, Ipudorm until the family moved to Puerto Adinerado after completing 4th grade, when his father became the state's governor. He attended Segosia Academy until he began high school.
Madero attended high school at Manuel Amezcua High School, a boarding school in Tlajoyotl, Tadea, where he played committee football and was the team captain during his senior year, leading the team to victory at the Altiplano Interstate High School Championships. He attended the Revolutionary College of Oligi from 2039 to 2042, graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Science. During this time, he was a member of the university's committee football team, becoming a famous college football athlete. He became a member of the Suroikoian unification society as a junior He characterized himself as an average student. His grade point average during his three years at Oligi was 79.
Family and personal life
Madero was engaged to Julia Curbelo in May 2038, but she died in a fatal car crash in October that year. While attending university, he met Evangelina Madero, who sat next to him in class. They began a romantic relationship after years of being close friends in 2052, and engaged in 2054, becoming wed in June that year. They remained in Jacámka, Nuevo Paraiso, for decades, until he was appointed Secretary of Housing and Welfare, after which point they resided in Nojawa until his presidency ended. Afterwards, they moved around the country to various states including Haiyato, Mangulak, and Yenjo, until they ultimately moved to Ipudorm in late 2093.
Military career (2041-2053)
On his 21st birthday, immediately after graduating from the Revolutionary College of Oligi, he enlisted in the Serene Navy as an officer cadet. After a period of training, he was commissioned as an ensign in the Naval Reserve at Naval Station Punto Banderas on June 9, 2041. Beginning in 2044, Madero served in the Blockade of Wexford, where he served aboard the BS Felipe Maroto. In 2052, aboard the BS Moyolenolli, he participated in the invasion of Kostona, initiating the first landing.
National Congress (2055 - 2073)
Secretary of Housing and Welfare (2074 - 2081)
Presidency (2081 - 2089)
Workers' Rights
Considering advocacy for workers' rights a central component of Union Socialism, Madero passed several pieces of legislation throughout his presidency aimed at expanding them. In 2083, he passed the Workers' Rights Act, which increased the minimum number of paid vacation days per year from 23 to 43, number of paid sick days from 3 to 8, and expanded whistleblower protections, encouraging reporting of regulatory violations.
In 2086, he passed a further bill requiring employers to have cause to terminate employees, while also requiring a minimum three week notice prior to termination.