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6 years 194 days
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United Méxican States
"Unity brings prosperity"
· Madam President
· Mrs. President
· Her Excellency International
Member of:
· Institutional Revolutionary Party Current
Term Length: 6 Years 1st term
· Not Eligible for a 2nd term
Political Background:
· Secretary of Interior
Born:
· Margarita Rocha Roque Legal Name
· Born 21 June 1904 age 48
Race:
· White
Nationality:
· Mexican
Spouse:
· Alejandro Rocha
Children:
· Elena Rocha
Education:
· The National Autonomous University of Mexico
· The University of Chicago
Religion:
· Mexican Catholic Church
Signature:
Overview
The presidency of Mexico is the head of state and government of Mexico. The president is the country's chief executive and is responsible for implementing and enforcing the laws of Mexico and representing the country domestically and internationally. The president is elected to a single six-year term and cannot be re-elected. The presidency of Mexico has a long and complex history, with the country experiencing periods of political instability and authoritarian rule. However, in recent decades, Mexico has made significant progress in strengthening its democratic institutions and consolidating its status as a multiparty democracy.
The presidency of Mexico is the highest political office in the country, and the president is responsible for leading the executive branch of the government. The president is elected by popular vote and serves a single six-year term, with no possibility of re-election.
The process for selecting the president of Mexico is outlined in the country's constitution. Presidential elections are held every six years on the first Sunday in July. To be eligible to run for president, candidates must be at least 35 years old, a Mexican citizen by birth, and have lived in Mexico for at least 20 years. They must also have the support of a political party or a coalition of parties. The presidential campaign officially begins on the first Monday in March of the election year, and candidates are allowed to register their candidacies with the Federal Electoral Institute (IFE) starting on the second Monday in March. The IFE is responsible for overseeing the election process and ensuring its fairness and transparency.
The presidential campaign culminates in an election day, where eligible voters go to the polls to cast their ballots. In Mexico, the president is elected by a system of relative majority, meaning that the candidate who receives the most votes wins the presidency, regardless of whether they achieve a majority of the vote. If no candidate receives a majority of the vote, a second round of voting is held between the top two candidates. Once elected, the president of Mexico assumes a wide range of powers and responsibilities. As the head of the executive branch, the president is responsible for enforcing and implementing the laws of Mexico, setting national policies, and managing the day-to-day affairs of the government. The president also serves as the commander-in-chief of the military and has the power to make appointments to high-level government positions, including the cabinet and Supreme Court.
The president of Mexico also has significant ceremonial duties, representing the country at official events and ceremonies and serving as the head of state. The president's residence is the National Palace in Mexico City.
In the 1950s, the president of Mexico held a position of great power and responsibility. As the head of the executive branch, the president was responsible for leading the government and ensuring that the laws of the country were enforced and implemented. They were also responsible for setting national policies and managing the day-to-day affairs of the government. To carry out these duties, the president had access to a range of amenities, including a spacious office within the National Palace, the official residence and seat of government. The National Palace is a historic building that dates back to the 16th century and has undergone numerous renovations and expansions over the years. It is located in the heart of Mexico City and is a popular tourist attraction. In addition to their office, the president had access to a fleet of cars and helicopters for transportation, as well as a security detail to protect them. These amenities allowed the president to move around the country and conduct official business in a safe and efficient manner. As the head of state, the president of Mexico also had significant ceremonial duties. They represented the country at official events and ceremonies, both domestically and internationally, and served as a symbol of the nation. The National Palace was the official residence of the president and was the center of government activity. Overall, the presidency of Mexico in the 1950s was a position of great influence and responsibility, with the president playing a central role in shaping the direction of the country.
Issues | Views |
Fairly Hiring Women and Minorities: Descrimnation against a Sex or Race is a federal crime. |
Support. |
Faith In School: Allowing religious teachings or events in School. |
Support. |
Less Environmental Regulations: Removing pollution fees and restrictions. |
Against. |
Campaign Finance Reform: Private or Corporate sponsoring not allowed. |
Against. |
Stricter Criminal Sentencing: Adding years to prision sentences. |
Against. |
Gun Rights: Allowing citiznes to carry handheld weapons. |
Neutral. |
School Vouchers: Subsidies given directly to parents for tuition at any school. |
Support. |
Stricter Drug Laws: Longer senteces for drug related crimes. |
Support. |
Higher Taxes on Wealthy: High taxation on the upper class. |
Neutral. |
Pro-Immigration Reform: Lose regulations on Immigration. |
Against. |
Privatizing Social Security: Remove funding on Social Security. |
Against. |
Public Healthcare: Universal healthcare system. |
Support. |
Robust Military: Expand military funding in all branches. |
Neutral |
Supporting Mexican Exceptionalism: Promote liberalism. |
Neutral. |
Avoiding Foreign Entanglements: Having a small presence in foreign affairs. |
Against. |
Free Trade: Tariff free trade. |
Neutral. |
Ministry |
Logo |
Incumbent |
Secretary of Interior |
|
Olga Sánchez Cordero |
Secretary of Welfare |
|
Ramon Hinojosa |
Secretary of Foreign Affairs |
|
María Elena Álvarez-Buylla Roces |
Secretary of Defense |
|
Miguel Sanchez |
Secretary of Finance and Public Credit |
|
Ernesto Cordero Arroyo |
Secretary of Economy |
|
Gadiel Lopez |
Secretary of Labour |
|
Eernesto Portillo |
Secretary of Agriculture |
|
Svitlana Fomenko |
Attorney General |
|
Alejandra Gómez |
Secretary of National Security |
|
Miguel Calderon |
Secretary of Health |
|
José Narro Robles |
Secretary of Education |
|
Irma Eréndira Sandoval |
Secretary of Energy |
|
Yuriy Vitrenko |
Candidates |
Results |
Margarita Rocha - Winner |
2,117,096 |
Miguel Henriquez Guzmán |
1,912,604 |
President Inna Kovalenko & The Cabinet...more to come
Nonador, The Confederate Prussian Empire, Victoria Harbor, Philanialle, and 5 othersNileia, Somerania, Metropolitan Francais, Abessinienreich, and New Provenance
| KINGDOM OF SPAIN |
| GOBIERNO IMPERIAL DE ESPAÑA |
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Spanish Government diverts financial efforts towards the Joint Strike Carrier program, forcing the Armed Forces to make new decisions to reduce spending
| A few days ago, the Kingdom of Spain announced the Joint Strike Carrier program in partnership with France, Rome, Korea, and Norway. The program set out to design and develop a medium aircraft carrier with low purchase and low operating costs, as well as vast multirole capabilities. This, many observers said, was responsible for the Spanish Navy's cancellation of the Jose Bravo aircraft carrier and multiple Alvaro De Bazan-class frigate orders from Spanish shipbuilding corporation Navantia. While the Spanish shipbuilding industry and in particular Navantia is left with several partially-built warships, the Spanish government announced that 'the country's financial efforts in relation to the navy and the high seas will be for the most part diverted towards the Joint Strike Carrier program and other supplementary projects'. The announcement came days after Spain stated that they would be pledging $11.3 billion USD to the JSC program and after far-right radicals began the push to expand this figure to $14.5 billion USD. |
| In order to accommodate the diversion of a significant amount of funds, the Armed Forces of Spain has been forced to make new decisions - for the better and for the worse - in order to reduce spending and stay under the lowered budget limit. In the Army, 50,000 active military personnel were transferred to various reserve units in the country to cut Army operational spending by around $250 million USD. The Spanish Army had a considerably easier time reducing their spending as they were not engaged in any major operations as of the moment, as opposed to the Navy and Air Force who were both maintaining small strike groups to ensure that Spanish sanctions on the Socialist Republic of Egypt were enforced properly. Meanwhile in the Air Force, patrol operations over the Mediterranean, which had been stepped up in conjunction with Navy patrols, were scaled down significantly in order to cut operational costs. A similar thing happened in the Spanish Navy, with patrols now being restricted to Meteoro-class offshore patrol vessels operating on the minimum number of crew members. The most significant effort made by the Navy to reduce costs was the cancellation of the Jose Bravo helicopter/aircraft carrier and multiple Alvaro De Bazan-class frigate construction projects, which were administered by Navantia. The Spanish Navy justifies the cancellations - which will most certainly affect the Spanish shipbuilding industry and the economy - by stating that the first of eleven FREMM multipurpose frigates were about to arrive in Spanish ports from the French Republic in January 2025. |
| For now, the Spanish Navy will be severely weakened in terms of new and advanced ships arriving in her steadily growing arsenal, but in the long term - and with the completion of the Joint Strike Carrier program, the Navy is slated for an extremely steep period of growth in the coming ten years. Although the Spanish government originally planned to rapidly expand the Armed Forces at the start of Prime Minister Torres' term, the government has now decided to conduct an about face and divert significant amounts of funding towards the JSC program, which truthfully wields significantly larger amounts of strategic and technological viability. |
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Abessinienreich
Agrariah
Alzarikstan
Bachover
Bauscland
Bayern kahla
Canovia
Cascadla
Connomia
Crazybloxian Empire
Deccea
Etheinia
Israelli
Jersey republic
Landerven
Lemlar
Mesuvia
Metropolitan Francais
Nevbrejnovitz
New Provenance
Nileia
Nosautempopulus
Ocujan
OsivoII / 
OsivoIII
Paramountica
Paseo
Philanialle
Pontianus
Quebec republic
Ranponian
Rutannia
Somerania
Terravia
-the alpine confederation-
The Confederate Prussian Empire
The galla
The ottoman national state
Vancouver Straits / 
Peking Zhongguo
Victoria Harbor
Nonador, Rutannia, Paseo, Nosautempopulus, and 9 othersAmsterwald, Victoria Harbor, Philanialle, Pontianus, Puebliza, Ranponian, Nileia, Metropolitan Francais, and Abessinienreich
I have been summoned
WHAT IS FINNISHNESS? THE STANDING OF THE FINNISH NATION IN 2024
- A LAND OF ICE, SNOW, AND WOOD IN THE MODERN WORLD
FINLAND—AUTUMN 2024
Finnish nationhood has seen a winding evolution since the Finnish people declared independence from the Russian Empire in the winter of 1917. Finns have seen ideological, political, and military wars fought through their country for over a century. However, in the long peace of the modern day, a proud, starkly unique people have emerged from a trying history. The Finland of the twenty-first century is one of a rich cultural and social life. Public stipends to creative minds have fostered a rich atmosphere of art, music, and architecture. Technological firms draw on the talent of a highly literate populace that passed through a leading education system known as a global benchmark. The Finnish language has developed a culture of literature in the era of the Republic that has won Nobel Prizes and captivated the world. Finland is a proud country, and Finnishness is a proud trait. A variant of the looped square, a centuries-old symbol of Finnish culture, was emblazoned on the Finnish flag in 2023 in a gesture that only placed more emphasis on the endurance of Finnishness.
The political climate of Finland clearly reflects the people of the Republic. A strong conservative coalition is balanced against an outspoken liberal opposition—both sets of parties work in a chaotically harmonious way that embodies the push and pull of tradition and progress that has always defined Finland. What is Finnishness, then? In the words of President Kai Mykkänen, it is the “enlightening realization that Finland is sustained only on the healthy survival of its traditions and simultaneous espousal of new ideas.” It is the coexistence of heritage and forward movement—of conservatism and liberalism—in the name of a country that has only known a century of freestanding life, determined to preserve its autonomy, expand its influence, and better the happiness of all Finns within.
Nonador, Paramountica, Yarosluv, Rutannia, and 15 othersCanovia, The Confederate Prussian Empire, Nosautempopulus, Victoria Harbor, Philanialle, OsivoII, Pontianus, Ranponian, Nileia, Vancouver Straits, Somerania, Metropolitan Francais, Abessinienreich, New Provenance, and Mor norge
Morning Folks!
Philanialle, OsivoII, and Arab federal states
hello you beautiful bastard!! It's ya boy Alzark! Glad to see you back good sir....and my fellow neighbor
I've been here at COL for 4/5 years
Hi Nar! ^>^
Morning!
What’s Gucci fam!! 🙌🏽
Good to see you as well! How’s DC?
And thanks, I’m glad to be in the near of some of the action going on lol
Doing good ^>^
DC kicking my ass my guy. Getting old (3 gray hairs now) but I am loving every minute of it and wouldnt trade it in for anything in the world
Well, no sh*t there I was, I was having my morning coffee and I hop onto NS to see two long time friends return and one of my oldest rivals return as well… The f*ck have I missed?
Yarosluv, Nosautempopulus, Amsterwald, and Nileia
6 years 113 days for me.
Grey hairs, something that I wish I didn’t have but I am in the same boat as you my friend. I’m only 23 and have more than I should. So I can relate. XD
Where do you guys see the time you've been here lol
you go on forum view and find your first post
thanks step bruv
Missed me really do i know you
6 years 14 days :P
Lol I don't have time I been here. But off and on
When does germany usually. Come on
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