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Res Publica Seluciae[?]
Ave, Selucia! Quia nos fuimus, nos sumus, et quod nos sumus, erimus!
(Because we were, we are, and because we are, we shall be!)
Newspaper: Res Publica Seluciae Daily
Geography
Note: the region name colours may be badly readable. It will be fixed in the future.
Politics
Head of State[?]: Caesar Regens Spuria Vedrix Lucius Clodian
Head of Government[?]: Caesar Senatus (Caesar of the Senate) Jerzyr Laskaris (
In Marea - Civis Sinistram)
Cabinet: click here to view the cabinet.
Senate (Senatus Populi Seleuciae)[?]: currently 500 seats[?], will be 500 after next election
Last Election Results: click here
Next Election[?]: October 4278
Parties[?]:
Click here for a comparison of the party voting records.
| Party[?] | Seats[?] | |
| In Marea - Civis Sinistram (258 seats) |
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| Partis Imperialis (242 seats) | |
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| Radicalis Unionis Seluciae (0 seats) | |
For election history, click here.
Opinions
View detailed political opinions.
| Centralization[?] | Unitarism | Devolution | Importance: dominant | ||||
| Civil Rights[?] | Restrictive | Permissive | Importance: strong | ||||
| Ecology[?] | Skeptic | Environmentalist | Importance: tiny | ||||
| Foreign Relations[?] | Isolationalism | Internationalism | Importance: tiny | ||||
| Government Responsibilities[?] | Small Government | Big Government | Importance: tiny | ||||
| Market[?] | Regulation | Capitalism | Importance: small | ||||
| Military[?] | Pacifist | Aggressive | Importance: tiny | ||||
| Morality[?] | Conservative | Progressive | Importance: vital | ||||
| Religion[?] | Secular | Fanatic | Importance: dominant |
Diplomacy
View diplomatic details.
Economics
Click here to inspect the national budget.
Demographics
Capital City: Florentia (Kal Serathi)
Cities: view here.
Population[?]: 99,419,761
Culture
National Sport: Natare (Swimming)
National Animal: Leo (Lion)
National Anthem:
| Surge filii patria Venit dies gloriae! Contra superbiam in nos, Sanguinum vexillum resurrexit, (repeat) Auditis in agro Rugitus illi feroces milites? Et recta in arma venis Et iugulavit filii tui mulieres Ad arma, Quirites, Redite in aciem; Et itinere, et iter! Et sanguinem impurum Inebriat agros! |
Provinciae List
The subnational divisions, also referred to as regions[?], of the Res Publica Seluciae are each referred to as a Provinciae.
Legislation
To view the laws currently in effect, click here.
To view the legislative history of this nation, click here.
Bills under debate
These bills are currently under debate[?].
| Bill Created | Title |
| December 3964 | OOC: Cultural Protocols |
| January 4131 | IMPORTANT: Reconfirmation of Cultural Protocols |
| June 4131 | USEFUL LINKS |
| December 4135 | I'm leaving Selucia |
| June 4143 | [DISCUSSION] Commission on the Status of Large Cities (4143) |
| November 4160 | OOC: Cultural Protocols [passed in November 4131] |
| April 4166 | [ANNOUNCEMENT] Nobility Titles |
| September 4193 | IC: Seat in the Supremum Iudicatorium |
| May 4200 | Consul's Speech to the Senate and the Nation-May 4200 |
| November 4222 | Name change discussion |
| June 4252 | OOC: Discussion on Nobility |
| August 4256 | OOC: Selucian players profiles |
| November 4257 | Supremum Iudicatorium Nomination |
| January 4263 | RP: Official Recognition of the Federal Republic of Kalopia-Wantuni (Eastern Kalopia) |
| April 4265 | OOC: Appointment of Praetors |
| September 4265 | IC Supremum Iudicatorium replacement |
| November 4274 | Security Bill |
Bills being voted upon
These bills are currently being voted[?] upon.
| Bill Created | Vote Started | Title |
| November 4274 | October 4275 | Civil liberties, religion and international affairs |
| November 4274 | November 4275 | Economic Bill |
| April 4276 | April 4276 | Treaty withdrawal: Kalopian neutrality |
Messages
| Random fact: Keymon is Particracy's smallest nation, with only 1 region and 20 million people. |
| Random quote: "Global warming—at least the modern nightmare vision—is a myth. I am sure of it and so are a growing number of scientists. But what is really worrying is that the world's politicians and policy makers are not." – Professor David Bellamy |