Palombia (Forum Game)

UNITED STATES OF PALOMBIA
(Estados Unidos de Palombia)
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Early 1945
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Next Election: Late 1948
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Flag: Three vertical stripes, yellow, blue and red (formally adopted in Early 1925)
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General information: The United States of Palombia is a proud independent state which lies between Brazil, Colombia, Peru and Venezuela in the northern part of South America. It is a landlocked mostly agrarian country which exports rubber, fruits and some minerals.
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Independence: Late 1923 (from Colombia)
System: Presidential Federal Republic
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Foreign relations:
Good relations with the United States
Decent relations with Brazil, Peru and Venezuela
Strained relations with Colombia
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System of government: The Palombian constitution is dividing the government into three branches, the executive, legisative and the judicial, which each are separated but dependent from one another. The executive can sit for two consecutive terms. There are no term limits for supreme court judges, assembly members, senators or governors. Majoritarian single constituency voting system. Equal suffrage for males above 22 years of age. Elections are held every four years for president, governors, the lower chamber of the parliament and the state parliaments. Cronyism, voter intimidation, bribes and political violence are existing and are prevalent in some voting districts.
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Father of the Nation: Salvador Ruiz (age 78, PPP, self-appointed in late 1944)
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Popularity: 66%
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The Father of the Nation is Salvador Ruiz, who was bestowed that title by the Senate and the Assembly in 1944 upon resigning from his presidency. In practice, it means a life-time immunity to legal charges, no taxation, the right to access all public documents, the right to enter all public buildings and even walk into all meetings and conferences held within any level of the state. His birthday is a national holiday. The Father of the Nation is also allowed a personal body guard of sixty men. Officially, he is neither the head of state or the head of government, but many analysts claim that Salvador Ruiz still is the de-facto leader of Palombia. His two oldest sons are President and Vice President respectively, and his third son is the General Secretary of the PPP. His grandson is the captain of the Ruiz Bodyguard. Salvador Ruiz is well-respected by the people, and seen as a national hero.
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The Ruiz Bodyguard is an elite division which is independent from the Palombian army and officially a private personal guard. In reality, they have access to all public institutions and have more modern weapons than the regular army. They are dressed in blue blue uniforms with red and yellow berets on their heads. All members of the Bodyguard need to be at least six feet tall and of Criollo origin.
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Captain of the Ruiz Bodyguard: Luis Reyna-Ruiz (age 22, PPP, appointed in late 1944)
Infantry: 65 men
Armoured cars: 3 vehicles
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President: Joaquin Ruiz (age 52, term 1, PPP)
Vice President: Pablo Ruiz (age 47, term 1, PPP)
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Popularity: 53%
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The President is responsible for setting up a cabinet, presenting a budget, appointing supreme court judges, and could also propose laws and constitutional amendments. A simple majority support (51%) from both chambers of the congress is needed to gain support for laws and appointments, whereas a super-majority support (67%) is required to carry through constitutional amendments. The president can also veto the congress, but can be overridden with a super-majority opposition to the veto. The president can also declare martial law, but that does require a super-majority too. The President is elected in a single-round election. The candidate with the plurality of votes is winning the elections.
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Chairman of the Senate: Sancho Vega (age 57, term 3, PPP)
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Popularity: 30%
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Seats of the Senate: 25
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PPP: 23
PLN: 2
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The senators are appointed by the state governors. Each state has equal representation in the senate, with five senators each. The senate can propose laws, and veto law proposals from the people's assembly. The Senate also has the power to impeach the president, but would need a 67% chamber majority to do that.
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Chairman of the People's Assembly: Raul Navarro (age 45, PPP, Term 1)
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Popularity: 45%
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Seats of the People's Assembly: 99
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PPP: 85
PLN: 11
independents: 3
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The assemblymen are directly elected in a FPTP electoral system. The states are represented according to their population, but the outline of the electoral districts are favouring the countryside at the expense of the urban areas. The People's Assembly can propose laws, but cannot veto law proposals from the Senate.
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Supreme Court Judges:
Santo Prado (age 66, independent, appointed Early 1930)
Julio Trevino (age 63, independent, appointed Late 1936)
Diego Bertiz (age 65, independent, appointed Early 1941)
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There are three Supreme Court Judges, which are appointed by the President upon the death or retirement of their predecessors. They can declare laws unconstitutional and block constitutional amendments, as well as establish judicial imperatives by judging in favour or oppose a verdict in a lower branch of government. Every judge in the Supreme Court has a veto, so affirmative decisions have to be taken in consensus.
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Demography: There is a high fertility rate, but also a high mortality rate, where two out of five children are not expected to survive their first five years.
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Population: 3 500 000
Annual Population Growth: 1,6%
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Criollos: 5%
Mestizos: 45%
Indios: 35%
Negros: 10%
Other: 5%
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Catholic: 80%
Animism: 15%
Protestantism: 2%
Judaism: 2%
Other: 1%
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There are five states in Palombia, which each are named after their capitol city. The states are responsible for police, primary education, infrastructure and the (very rudimentary) public welfare system. They are not taxing their constituents however, instead receiving money from the federal state to care for their needs.
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I: State of Palombo
State Capitol: Palombo (Population 250 000, Capitol of Palombia)
Governor: Montego Alonzo (age 39, PLN, term 1)
Popularity: 56%
Senators: 5
PPP: 3
PLN: 2
Assemblymen: 33
PPP: 19
PLN: 11
independents: 3
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The state of Palombo is not only the seat of the capitol of all of Palombia, but also the most populous, the wealthiest and the most well-developed state of the country. The city of Palombo is the only urban area in Palombia where nascent manufacturing industries are developing, though small-scale artisans and traditional plaza markets are still dominating the city-scape. Access to electricity, communications and water is good. The city is also the centre of the Jewish, German, Italian, Chinese and Japanese immigrant communities, which all are flourishing in trades. The city is also the seat of the only university of Palombia, the Colegio Nacional de la tecnología, la ciencia y el comercio (CNTCC). The state economy is generally rural, and most of the land is owned by large estates, though around a tenth of the land is owned communally by the villages as commons, often used to grow subsistence crops. Recently, foreign companies have shown interest in purchasing land in the state.
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II: State of Oviedo
State Capitol: Oviedo (Population 100 000)
Governor: Pancho Sanchez (age 46, PPP, term 2)
Popularity: 47%
Senators: 5
PPP: 5
Assemblymen: 18
PPP: 18
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The state of Oviedo is located to the south of Palombo and is a rugged landscape of folded hills and valleys, covered in patches of green vegetation. The state has good quality of it's soil, and produces almost half of the base food which the country is in need of. Despite that, the mostly rural population are mostly composed of landless rural workers, though 15% of the land is communal. Access to electricity and healthcare is bad, but the access to education is comparatively good.
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III: State of Zelaya
State Capitol: Zelaya (Population 50 000)
Governor: Salvador Montoya (age 42, PPP, term 1)
Popularity: 42%
Senators: 5
PPP: 5
Assemblymen: 17
PPP: 17
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The state of Zelaya is mostly known for its rubber plantations. Rubber trees are sapped of their juice and the material is exported to the United States for refinement. The conditions for rubber workers are appalling, and hundreds of workers are succumbing to diseases and accidents every year. The major owner of the rubber industry is the Meyer & Leonard Firm, which is based in the United States. The economy of Zelaya is mostly rural and dominated by large land-owners, though small privately owned subsistence farms also are existing. 20% of the land is communally owned, mostly by indigenous communities, but that land is of bad quality. Undernourishment is usual. Access to education, healthcare and electricity is bad.
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IV: State of Theodoros
State Capitol: Theodoros (Population, 50 000)
Governor: Carlos Martinez (age 36, PPP, term 1)
Popularity: 53%
Senators: 5
PPP: 5
Assemblymen: 16
PPP: 16
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The state of Theodoros is predominantly based around the Theodoros silver mine, which is owned and operated by the Bolton Standard Minerals Extraction Company, which is based in the United States. The conditions for silver miners are lethal, and their working conditions are horrible. The economy is mostly rural and under the control of large land-owners, but more focused on subsistence than on exports. Around a tenth of the soil is under the ownership of private farmers and communities. The soil has the worst quality in all of Palombia, and diseases and mortality rates are generally higher. The access to education, healthcare and electricity is bad.
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V: State of Avianos
State Capitol: Avianos (Population 50 000)
Governor: Rafael Aquino (age 45, PPP, term 2)
Popularity: 39%
Senators: 5
PPP: 5
Assemblymen: 15
PPP: 15
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The state of Avianos is considered the most beautiful state of Palombia, but is also the poorest state, with a majority indigenous population (85%) and an agriculture that is mostly centred on subsistence. Most of the land is owned communally (55%) and the rest is mostly consisting of small patches owned by individual farmers. Electricity, running water, healthcare and education are virtually non-existent, and the roads are continuously wrecked by heavy raining from the Andes, leading to bad communications. Illiteracy is rampant and about half of the population doesn't understand Spanish. Once, it was the centre of the now extinct Zichú Culture, which has left ruins of pyramid cities scattered over the countryside and the jungle.
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The Amazonas Territory
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The Amazonas Territory is almost exclusively consisting of a thick rainforest, rivers and swamps, and is a possession of the Federal State, which means that the President is directly responsible for managing it. Despite being more than half of Palombia's territory, the Amazones have no roads, no civil institutions and are mostly inhabited by indigenous tribes who are living on small-scale subsistence agriculture or as hunters and gatherers. It is a hostile environment, filled with malaria, reptiles, poisonous insects and predators. It is also the rumoured home of the Marsupilami, a spotted lemurian animal with a nine metre tail, but no reliable information on it's existence has been proven.
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Head of the Central Bank: Pedro Avila (age 61, independent, appointed late 1937)
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Interest rate: 1,5%
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The Central Bank sets the national interest rates by buying or selling obligations. Palombia suffered from hyper-inflation following independence, so the general tradition is to try to control inflation with the help of interest rates, even at the expense of growth.
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Economy: Palombia is a mostly agricultural nation, with almost six sevenths of the population living as rural workers, subsistence farmers or in villages and hamlets. The base crops are maize and potatoes. Tobacco, sugar, coffee and cacao are grown commercially and exported, mostly to Colombia for quite low prices. The country imports meat, energy, oil and machinery, and suffers from a slight trade deficit. The two main income-generating areas are the silver mine of Theodoros and the rubber plantations of Zelaya. Most of the population is impoverished and undernourished, though starvation is unusual in the urban areas. Most of the economy (85%) remains under control of large landlords who are employing rural workers or exploiting indebted landless farmers as debt slaves. Due to the Second World War, the economy is suffering shortages and low growth numbers, though the war is soon expected to be over.
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GDP: 2 500 000 000 P$
GDP Capita: 714 P$
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Inflation: 0,5%
Unemployment: 7,5%
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Growth: 2,0%
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Education: The education system is mostly focused on a six-year primary school, which officially is compulsory but de-facto only is enrolling a third of the children in the country on a semi-regular basis. While the buildings and the books are provided by the federal state, the school uniforms and lunches must be funded by the families of the children. Also, many children are helping their parents work. In the urban areas, there are private schools which often are run by the Catholic Church or various foundations, and children from the middle classes and the upper class are sent to such schools by their parents. It is also very usual that the children of landlords are taught by privately hired teachers whom are schooling them in their own houses. There is one university, with capacity for 6000 students, which is funded by student fees and by subsidies from the state (the building). There is also one military academy which is teaching officers.
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Access to primary education: 36,3%
Access to secondary education: 3,5%
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Literacy: 20%
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Healthcare: The federal state is funding emergency clinics in each of the provincial centres, and is also providing medicines, the salaries of the medical staff of those clinics and the nurseries of schools and orphanages. The rest of the healthcare, including the major hospital of Palombo, are private institutions. The same thing for chemists and minor hospitals. Most doctors in Palombia are private physicians who are making visits to their patients. There are no publicly funded vaccination programmes, and people are regularly dying of malaria, pneumonia, tuberculosis, dengue, leprosy, polio, typhus and the measles. The main treatment for contagious diseases is to put the afflicted individuals (provided they are from the lower classes) in enclosed colonies where they are treated with a minimum of care and generally die after a while.
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Access to basic healthcare: 50%
Access to advanced healthcare: 12,5%
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Energy: A third of the energy is produced by domestic providers, mostly oil and coal powerplants, whereas the rest is imported from Colombia for a price above market fees. Most households in city centres do have access to electricity, as most factories in Palombo. For ordinary urban households, given that they have electricity, it's practical use is limited to three to four hours a day. Most of the mansions on the countrysided do have electricity, but ordinary people don't have access to it.
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Access to electricity: 25%
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Infrastructure: Most of the roads are dirt roads of quiet low quality. In the more remote parts of the country, they are generally flushed away and cut off by the rain period and need to be rebuilt every year. The main railway is connecting Palombo with Colombia, and to some extent ferries are also used to traffic persons, goods and services.
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Infrastructure: 20%
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Media: There is one government-controlled radio frequency which is sending pro-government propaganda. There are two privately owned national newspapers, one conservative and one independent with a slightly liberal slant. Radio is reaching most of the country, whereas the newspapers are reaching a minority of the population.
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Minister of Information and Culture: Pablo Santos (age 43, PCP, appointed Early 1945)
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Access to newspapers: 7,5%
Access to radio: 75%
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Total income: +30 credits
Taxes (High-Income): +15 credits (15%)
Taxes (Medium-Income): +15 credits (30%)
Taxes (Low-Income): +0 credits (0%)
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Total expenditure: -29 credits
Border Security: -1 credits
Culture: -1 credits
Education: -3 credits
Energy: -2 credits
Healthcare: -2 credits
Infrastructure: -4 credits
Media: -1 credits
Military: -5 credits
Pensions: -1 credits
Police: -3 credits
Water: -1 credits
Palombo: -1 credits
Oviedo: -1 credits
Zelaya: -1 credits
Theodoros: -1 credits
Avianos: -1 credits
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Total net income: +1 credits
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Available credits: 5
Debt: 0 credits
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Generalissimo: Salvador Ruiz (age 78, PPP, self-appointed in late 1932)
Chief of Staff: General Esteban Barreiro (age 54, independent, appointed in late 1940)
Head of Army: General Raul Placencia (age 47, independent, appointed in early 1941)
Colonels:
Carlos Prinz (age 30, independent)
Enrique Vega (age 27, independent)
Francisco Vigil (age 26, independent)
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Military forces: The military of Palombia is consisting of a small professional army which is primarily focused on defending the country's borders and fight insurgencies. The equipment is somewhat outdated, but the army is well-equipped in terms of supplies and ammunition.
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Officers: 500 men
Infantry: 25 000 men
Tanks: 10 vehicles
Armoured cars: 50 vehicles
Fighters: 15 aeroplanes
Bombers: 5 aeroplanes
Patrol boats: 10 ships
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Technology: 1930's, purchased from the United States and Venezuela
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Culture: Conservative traditions, religion is very influential. Labour morale is low on the countryside and somewhat higher in the cities. Many local saints are celebrated. The national drink is beer and the national cuisine is nachos. Marriages are generally arranged, and females can be engaged by their parents from as young an age as five, often with males that are fifteen to twenty years older. Males have considerably more sexual freedoms than females in practice, and brothels are usual in the cities and villages (though prostitutes are shunned and have zero legal protection). Honour killings are rare but do exist. There is a significant Criollo racism against everyone else, a Mestizo racism which is directed at the indigenous and Afro-Palombian minorities, as well as against some immigrant communities (notably Jews and Asians). The Catholic church is conducting missionary activities amongst indigenous peoples, while some protestant sects have been established in the urban areas. There is a personality cult around Salvador Ruiz, and his portrait is hanging in all public offices, while children in schools are learning to swear an oath of allegiance to him.
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History: Palombia achieved it's independence in 1923, following the 1911-1919 liberation war and the negotiations of 1919-1923. While Luis Reyes served as the new nation's first President, the power was wielded by a few influential rural dynasties, amongst them the Ruiz dynasty. Salvador Ruiz was elected President in 1924 and has since that been the dominant force in Palombian politics, serving four terms as President and controlling two interim Presidents. In 1932, he was made Generalissimo and Father of the nation, retaining the control over the armed forces and the police, and since that he has dominated the country, awarding positions and powers to his cronies. By putting his sons as President and Vice President, he has well ensured that his legacy will survive him. He is opposed by the liberal middle classes in Palombo, who have rallied to the support of the Partido Liberal Nacional.
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Presidents of Palombia
Luis Reyes (1923-1925, independent)
Salvador Ruiz (1925-1933, PPP)
Montego Castaños (1933-1937, PPP)
Salvador Ruiz (1937-1945, PPP)
Joaquin Ruiz (1945-incumbent, PPP)

POLITICAL PARTIES

Available ideologies

Anarchism
Authoritarianism
Centrism
Conservatism *
Democratic Socialism *
Fascism *
Liberalism *
Marxism-Leninism (Stalinism) *
Marxism-Leninism (Trotskyism) *
National Socialism
Social Liberalism
Syndicalism


PARTIDO PATRIOTA DE PALOMBIA (PPP)
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Founded: Early 1904
Status: Ruling Party
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Popularity: 40%
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Ideology: Conservatism, Moderate nationalism
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Party Chairman: Salvador Ruiz (age 78, PPP, appointed in Late 1913)
Party Secretary: Ricardo Ruiz (age 44, PPP, appointed in Early 1944)
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Orientation: Rural, Land-owners, Military
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Members: 50 000 (Low loyalty, harassed, bribed or coaxed into membership)
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Total income: +5 credits
Donations: +3 credits
Membership fees: +2 credits
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Budget: 0 credits
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Party programme: Palombia is a great country and it will continue to be great under the continued leadership of the Patriotic Party. We are upholding the traditional values of the Palombian people, supporting the Catholic church and defending our borders.

PARTIDO LIBERAL NACIONAL (PLN)
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Founded: Late 1939
Status: Legal opposition party
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Popularity: 30%
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Ideology: Liberalism, Moderate internationalism
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Party Chairman: Antonio Carillo (age 36, PLN, appointed in Late 1944)
Party Secretary: Raul Velasquez (age 30, PLN, appointed in Late 1944)
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Orientation: Urban, Middle Class, Clerks
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Members: 5000 (Somewhat high loyalty, unified by distaste for ruling regime)
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Total income: +2 credits
Donations: +2 credits
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Budget: 1 credits
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Party programme: Our democracy is broken and our justice system failed. We need to introduce democratic norms, institute social and economic reforms which would help to turn Palombia into an industrial country. We need better schools, better infrastructure and more electricity.

PARTIDO DEMOCRÁTICO PROGRESISTA (PDP)
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Founded: Early 1932
Status: Legal opposition party
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Popularity: 15%
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Ideology: Democratic Socialism, Strong internationalism
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Party Chairman: Ricardo Sevilla (age 56, PDP, appointed in Early 1940)
Party Secretary: Francisco Benavides (age 29, PDP, appointed in Early 1945)
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Orientation: Urban, Working Class, Industrial Workers
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Members: 5000 (Passionate loyalty, unified by distaste for ruling regime)
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Total income: +1 credits
Donations: +1 credits
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Budget: 0 credits
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Party programme: The workers of Palombia need to stand united to assert their interests against the capitalists. We want to legalise trade unions, institute an eight-hour work day, ban child labour, introduce truly universal suffrage and eliminate illiteracy and tuberculosis from our country. For working man's solidarity!

PARTIDO COMUNISTA DE PALOMBIA (PCP)
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Founded: Late 1943
Status: Illegal revolutionary party (Break-away from the PDP)
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Popularity: 0%
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Ideology: Marxism-Leninism (Stalinism), Pro-Soviet orientation
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Party Chairman: Alejandro Duartes (age 30, PCP, appointed in Late 1943)
Party Secretary: Eduardo Zarraga (age 32, PCP, appointed in Late 1943)
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Orientation: Urban, Working Class, Students
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Members: 250 (Fanatical loyalty, strives to institute a socialist one-party state)
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Total income: +0 credits
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Budget: 0 credits
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Party programme: The workers of Palombia need to stand united to overthrow the capitalists and the feudal landlords. We want to raise arms against the bourgeois state, and establish a proletarian dictatorship under the leadership of the vanguard of the working class. Long live Marxism-Leninism! Long live comrade Stalin!

PARTIDO SOCIALISTA RADICAL DE PALOMBIA (PSRP)
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Founded: Early 1944
Status: Illegal revolutionary party (Break-away from the PCP)
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Popularity: 0%
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Ideology: Marxism-Leninism (Trotskyism), Fanatical internationalism
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Party Chairman: Julio Vicente (age 33, PSRP, appointed in Early 1944)
Party Secretary: Evita Velez (age 18, PSRP, appointed in Early 1945)
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Orientation: Urban, Working Class, Students
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Members: 50 (Fanatical loyalty, united by their distaste of the PCP)
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Total income: +0 credits
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Budget: 0 credits
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Party programme: The workers of Palombia need to stand united to overthrow the capitalists, the feudal landlords and the stalinists of the PCP. We want to raise arms against the bourgeois state, and establish an internationalist proletarian dictatorship under the leadership of the vanguard of the working class. Long live Marxism-Leninism! May comrade Trotsky's memory live forever!

PARTIDO INTEGRALISTA DE PALOMBIA (PIP)
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Founded: Early 1944
Status: Non-registered student party (Break-away from the PPP)
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Popularity: 0%
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Ideology: Fascism, Fanatical nationalism
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El Jefe: Julio Augusto Cezario Heinrich Funcker (age 21, PIP, self-appointed in Early 1944)
Party Secretary: Federico Trevino (age 19, PIP, appointed in Late 1944)
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Members: 25 (Fanatical loyalty, united by ultranationalism)
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Total income: +0 credits
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Budget: 0 credits
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Party programme: WE NEED TO UNIFY THE PALOMBIAN NATION UNDER THE IRON WILL OF THE PALOMBIAN STATE! WE WANT TO GET RID OF THIS CORRUPT BOURGEOIS SOCIETY TO INSTITUTE THE NEW ORDER! INDIVIDUALISM IS WEAKNESS! COLLECTIVISM IS STRENGTH! INTELLECTUALISM IS WEAKNESS! ANTI-INTELLECTUALISM IS STRENGTH! WAR IS FOR MAN WHAT GIVING BIRTH IS FOR WOMAN! LONG LIVE THE GLORIOUS PALOMBIAN NATION WHICH WILL REALISE IT'S INNER POTENTIAL BY THE CLEANSING FIRE OF A NEW ERA! DEATH TO LIBERALISM! DEATH TO INDIVIDUALISM! DEATH TO MARXISM! LONG LIVE INTEGRALISM! THE STATE IS EVERYTHING! YES DEATH! THE SUN OF STEEL IS RISING! PLEDGE BLIND ALLEGIANCE! ONE NATION! ONE PARTY! ONE LEADER! HEIL FUNCKER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

TRADE UNIONS

FEDERACIÓN DE TRABAJADORES UNIDOS (FTU)
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Founded: Early 1930
Status: Illegal Trade Union
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Ideology: Democratic Socialism, PDP-affiliated
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National Chairman: Miguel Contreras (age 50, PDP)
National Secretary: Pablo Alvarado (age 38, independent)
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Orientation: Urban, Working Class, Industrial Workers
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Members: 10 000 (Somewhat high loyalty, united by a struggle for worker rights)
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Total income: +1 credits
Membership fees: +1 credits
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Budget: 2 credits
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Demands: Institution of safety standards, institution of an eight-hour work day, a ban on child labour, the right to healthcare, legalisation of the FTU

NEWSPAPERS

NOTICIAS NATIONALES (NN)
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Founded: Early 1923
Status: Privately owned newspaper (Politically Independent)
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Ideology: Centrism, Moderate nationalism
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Owner: Alberto Vidal (age 63, independent)
Editor: Carlos Mendoza (age 42, independent)
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Circulation: 150 000
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Total income: +2 credits
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Total expense: -1 credits
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Profits: +1 credits
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Budget: 5 credits

EL CORREO
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Founded: Early 1930
Status: Privately owned newspaper (Pro-Government)
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Ideology: Conservatism, Strong nationalism
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Owner: José Pascual (age 59, PDP)
Editor: Montego Martinez (age 33, PDP)
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Circulation: 50 000
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Total income: +1 credits
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Total expense: -1 credits
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Profits: +0 credits
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Budget: 2 credits

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