Valruzia - gov.valruzia.wr

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Basic information
Capital
Nowogard

 

Language
Valruzian

 

Religion
Irreligion: 44%
Hosianism: 34.5%
Yeudism: 18.5%
Other: 2.6%

 

Government
The Valruzian Republic is officially established as a unitary de-centralized parliamentary republic. 

 

Constitution
The Constitution of the Valruzian Republic is the supreme law that regulates the fundamental principles that constitute the legal basis of how the Valruzian nation works.
 

The President

The President of the Valruzian Republic is the Head of State of Valruzia. They are elected in free and universal suffrage among those candidates eligible. Although the President has legislative initiative, they are a symbol of Valruzian unity whose main role is to oversee and ensure the regular functioning of the institutions. The President sanctions and promulgates the laws approved by the Sejm, which the President also symbolically and formally calls and dissolves. The President also calls for periodic elections and for referendums in the cases that are included by the laws or the Constitution. The President also proposes a candidate for Chancellor and is also the supreme head of the Armed Forces.

• The current President is Karolina Pietrzyk following the 5629 Valruzian presidential elections.
  

The Chancellor

The Chancellor of the Valruzian Republic is the Head of Government of Valruzia. They are elected indirectly by the national Sejm following national elections, and they are appointed by the President of the Republic. Executive power of Valruzia is vested in them and their government.

• The role of Chancellor is currently vacant
  

Administrative divisions

Valruzia is divided into five Voivodeships, which act as regional governments. Valruzia is considered a unitary highly decentralized state and as such, many powers are devolved to the regional governments of the Voivodeships. Each Voivodeship has its own government, headed by a Marshall of the Voivodeship, and its own regional parliament, the Sejmiks, directly elected by its citizens in regional elections.