| First Republic of Arawak Réspublica Arawak | |||||
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Location |
Eastern Coast of South America | ||||
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Age |
17 years (since foundation) | ||||
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Status |
Defunct | ||||
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Capital |
Augusta | ||||
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Government |
Constitutional republic | ||||
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Founding document |
Augusta Stature, 1997 | ||||
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Constitution |
Constitution of the Republic of Arawak | ||||
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President |
First (and last): Pierre Louvre | ||||
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Official language |
American Latin | ||||
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Established |
1997 | ||||
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Dissolved |
2000 | ||||
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Currency |
Arawakian Sestertius (HS) | ||||
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Species |
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The First Republic of Arawak (American Latin: Réspublica Arawak) was a constitutional democracy established following the dissolution of the Roman Dominion of Amazonia Minor in 1997. Its territory was composed of two enclaves separated by Marajoara. Despite being a democracy, it only ever had one President before its collapse thanks to a Socialist uprising in 2000. The revolution resulted in a split country: the Second Republic of Arawak was established in the north and the Democratic Socialist Republic of Arawak in the south.