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|title=San Isicio | |title=San Isicio | ||
| − | |keywords=NationStates,San Isicio, | + | |keywords=NationStates,San Isicio, Commonwealth of Free Nations |
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{{Infobox country | {{Infobox country | ||
| − | |native_name = República San Isicio | + | |native_name = ''República de San Isicio'' |
|conventional_long_name = Republic of San Isicio | |conventional_long_name = Republic of San Isicio | ||
|image_flag = Flag_of_San_Isicio.png | |image_flag = Flag_of_San_Isicio.png | ||
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|map_caption2 = | |map_caption2 = | ||
| − | |capital = San Isicio | + | |capital = Ciudad de San Isicio |
|largest_city = | |largest_city = | ||
| − | |official_languages = Spanish | + | |official_languages = Spanish |
| − | |national_languages = Portuguese<sup> | + | |national_languages = Portuguese<sup>a</sup> |
| − | |demonym = Isician<sup> | + | |demonym = Isician<sup>b</sup> |
| − | |government_type = | + | |government_type = Military junta |
|leader_title1 = President | |leader_title1 = President | ||
|leader_name1 = Nicolás Brabandera | |leader_name1 = Nicolás Brabandera | ||
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|established_event1 = Discovery | |established_event1 = Discovery | ||
|established_date1 = 1672 | |established_date1 = 1672 | ||
| − | |established_event2 = | + | |established_event2 = Spanish colonization |
|established_date2 = 1744 | |established_date2 = 1744 | ||
| − | |established_event3 = Independence from | + | |established_event3 = Independence from Spain |
| − | |established_date3 = | + | |established_date3 = 1830 |
| + | |established_event4 = Communist Revolution | ||
| + | |established_date4 = 11 July 1960 - 22 September 1961 | ||
| + | |established_event4 = 2015 Isician coup d'état | ||
| + | |established_date4 = 28 January 2015 | ||
|area_km2 = 5,322 | |area_km2 = 5,322 | ||
|area_sq_mi = 2,054.8 | |area_sq_mi = 2,054.8 | ||
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|cctld = .sis | |cctld = .sis | ||
|wa_member = Member | |wa_member = Member | ||
| − | |region = | + | |region = Commonwealth of Free Nations |
| − | |legislature = [[Parliament of San Isicio| | + | |legislature = [[Parliament of San Isicio|National Assembly]] |
| − | |upper_house = [[Parliament of San Isicio|Senate]] | + | |upper_house = [[Parliament of San Isicio|National Senate]] |
| − | |lower_house = [[Parliament of San Isicio|House of Representatives]] | + | |lower_house = [[Parliament of San Isicio|National House of Representatives]] |
|drives_on = left | |drives_on = left | ||
|iso3166code = SIC | |iso3166code = SIC | ||
| − | |footnote_a | + | |footnote_a = Recognised as a local language in some neighbourhoods in San Isicio City, due to the high number of ethnic Portuguese living in the nation. |
| − | + | |footnote_b = Samisician untill 1973, changed to Isician due to pronounciation issues for some foreign languages and the wide use of the denonym Isician before the 1973 denonym reform. | |
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}} | }} | ||
| − | San Isicio, officially the Republic of San Isicio, is an island country in the | + | San Isicio, officially the Republic of San Isicio (Spanish: ''República de San Isicio''), is an island country in the Caribbean located between Cuba and Haïti. |
| − | The country covers an area of 5,322 square kilometres and consists of the island San Isicio. The island is divided into 5 municipalities which are subject to the government in San Isicio | + | The country covers an area of 5,322 square kilometres and consists of the island San Isicio. The island is divided into 5 municipalities which are subject to the government in Cuidad de San Isicio. |
| − | The island was discovered by Miguel Della Gracias, a Spanish | + | The island was discovered by Miguel Della Gracias, a Spanish explorer, in 1672. He named the island after Hesychius of Cazorla, also known as Isicio, a Spanish saint from the 1st century. The island remained uninhabited untill 1744 when it was claimed and colonized by the Spanish Empire. The island was a popular destination for spanish and portuguese-languaged immigrants which forced the colonial government to accept both Spanish and Portuguese as official and recognised languages on the island. San Isicio became independent republic in 1830 after unrest followed by a coup by the local Spanish garrison. The nation remained a military junta untill the 11th of July 1955 when Communist rebels took over and formed a marxist-leninist single-party republic. The military junta was restored on 28 January 2015 after a coup d'état by the president, vice-president and the army, which resulted in the execution of multiple party members and the legalization of private enterprise and religion. The country's economy is dependent from tourism and the archicultural sector, with an emphasis on cacao and sugar. |
| − | San Isicio is known for it's legal prostitution and softdrugs consumption, making the island a famous tourist attraction. It's also known for it's protected rainforest in the north-east of the country. | + | San Isicio is known for it's legal prostitution and legal softdrugs consumption, making the island a famous tourist attraction. It's also known for it's protected rainforest in the north-east of the country. |
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| Republic of San Isicio República de San Isicio
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| Motto: "Libre Para Siempre" "Forever Free" |
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| Anthem: "Coasts of Isicio" | |||
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| Region | Commonwealth of Free Nations | ||
| Capital | Ciudad de San Isicio | ||
| Official languages | Spanish | ||
| Recognised national languages | Portuguesea | ||
| Demonym | Isicianb | ||
| Government | Military junta | ||
| - | President | Nicolás Brabandera | |
| - | Vice-president | Katerina de Viglis | |
| Legislature | National Assembly | ||
| - | Upper house | National Senate | |
| - | Lower house | National House of Representatives | |
| History | |||
| - | Discovery | 1672 | |
| - | Spanish colonization | 1744 | |
| - | Independence from Spain | 1830 | |
| - | 2015 Isician coup d'état | 28 January 2015 | |
| Area | |||
| - | Total | 5,322 km2 2,054.8 sq mi |
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| - | Water (%) | 8.9% | |
| Population | |||
| - | 2014 estimate | 849,392 | |
| - | Density | 159.6/km2 413.4/sq mi |
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| GDP (PPP) | 2014 estimate | ||
| - | Total | NS$28.554 billion | |
| - | Per capita | NS$21,253 | |
| GDP (nominal) | 2014 estimate | ||
| - | Total | NS$27.413 billion | |
| - | Per capita | NS$20,959 | |
| Gini (2014) | 32.9 medium |
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| HDI (2014) | 0.810 very high |
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| Currency | Isician Peso (IsP) |
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| Time zone | Eastern Caribbean (UTC-4) | ||
| Date format | dd ˘ mm ˘ yyyy | ||
| Drives on the | left | ||
| Calling code | 97 | ||
| ISO 3166 code | SIC | ||
| Internet TLD | .sis | ||
| a. | Recognised as a local language in some neighbourhoods in San Isicio City, due to the high number of ethnic Portuguese living in the nation. | ||
| b. | Samisician untill 1973, changed to Isician due to pronounciation issues for some foreign languages and the wide use of the denonym Isician before the 1973 denonym reform. | ||
San Isicio, officially the Republic of San Isicio (Spanish: República de San Isicio), is an island country in the Caribbean located between Cuba and Haïti.
The country covers an area of 5,322 square kilometres and consists of the island San Isicio. The island is divided into 5 municipalities which are subject to the government in Cuidad de San Isicio.
The island was discovered by Miguel Della Gracias, a Spanish explorer, in 1672. He named the island after Hesychius of Cazorla, also known as Isicio, a Spanish saint from the 1st century. The island remained uninhabited untill 1744 when it was claimed and colonized by the Spanish Empire. The island was a popular destination for spanish and portuguese-languaged immigrants which forced the colonial government to accept both Spanish and Portuguese as official and recognised languages on the island. San Isicio became independent republic in 1830 after unrest followed by a coup by the local Spanish garrison. The nation remained a military junta untill the 11th of July 1955 when Communist rebels took over and formed a marxist-leninist single-party republic. The military junta was restored on 28 January 2015 after a coup d'état by the president, vice-president and the army, which resulted in the execution of multiple party members and the legalization of private enterprise and religion. The country's economy is dependent from tourism and the archicultural sector, with an emphasis on cacao and sugar.
San Isicio is known for it's legal prostitution and legal softdrugs consumption, making the island a famous tourist attraction. It's also known for it's protected rainforest in the north-east of the country.
