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Republica Zucreista del Ecuador is a nation led
by Presidente Antonio Javier on the continent of South America.
Republica Zucreista del Ecuador's government is a Socialist Dictatorship with
very authoritarian social policies. Economically, Republica Zucreista del Ecuador
favors left wing policies. The official currency of Republica Zucreista del Ecuador
is the Sucre.
At 395 days old, Republica Zucreista delEcuador is an ancient nation. Republica Zucreista delEcuador has a population of 6,591,568 and a land area of 72,000.00 sq. miles. This gives it a national average population density of 91.55. Pollution in the nation is
almost non-existent. The citizens' faith in the government is plentiful with an approval rating of 81.1663%.
Small little summary to Ecuadorian Zucreismo
~Zucreismo Nacional Ecuatoriano~
Founded: April of 2023
What is Zucreismo?
In short, Zucreismo represents extreme Ecuadorian national populism. It aligns neither with the left nor with the right; Its essence lies solely in the Ecuadorian national unity and in the national reconquista of the Patria.
Introduction to Zucreismo,
Zucreismo rises as a powerful front of nationalism and populism, with a clear mission: the reconquest of the homeland for the Ecuadorian people. Inspired by the indomitable spirit that led to victory in the historic battle of Pichincha, this movement seeks to free Ecuador from all external influence and return control of the nation to its rightful owners: the Ecuadorians. In this process, it is essential to not only protect, but also revitalize the traditions and history that form the backbone of our national identity.
Ecuador's glorious history, rich in heroism and sacrifice, places the Zucreistas as the guardians of this priceless legacy. We are committed to protecting and promoting the customs and cultural heritage that define our nation, ensuring that every Ecuadorian knows and celebrates their heritage. The unity and resilience of the people are essential to resist any attempt to destabilize or harm the country, and in Zucreismo, this commitment is unbreakable.
The Zucreistas vision for Ecuador transcends the mere idea of a free and sovereign state; focuses on a country deeply rooted in its Catholic values and a national identity that is renewed and strengthened with each generation. This ideal of a "Ecuadorian Ecuador" is the heart of Zucreismo: a Ecuador that not only celebrates, but perpetuates its heritage, ensuring a glorious and truly sovereign future for all its citizens.
Under the banner of Zucreismo, we work for a Ecuador that remains firm in its convictions, proud of its history and determined to protect its sovereignty. It is a call to every Ecuadorian to join in building a country that respects and honors its roots, while we forge together a destiny of greatness and prosperity.
Why the name, Zucreismo?
The name "Zucreismo" reflects Ecuador's history and future aspirations. It draws from the Battle of Pichincha and Marshal Sucre, pivotal in Ecuador's liberation, while the choice of 'Z' signifies a break from idolizing Sucre and a new beginning. Positioned at the end of the alphabet, 'Z' symbolizes decisive, final actions—making Zucreismo as the last hope for Ecuador's national revival. It honors the past while calling for bold changes to restore the nation's greatness and sovereignty for future generations.
Why, Antonio José de Sucre?
Antonio José de Sucre is seen by Zucreistas as the first great reconqueror of Ecuador, whose leadership in the Battle of Pichincha symbolizes the nation's liberation. Zucreismo views Sucre not as a divine figure but as the first Zucreista marshal, inspiring the movement to reclaim Ecuador for its people. His legacy fuels the Zucreista mission to restore Ecuador's sovereignty, free from foreign influence, and to empower the nation with pride and independence.
The National Reconquista,
For Zucreismo to transform the nation, Ecuadorians must rise and reclaim their homeland, returning power to the nationalist people and eliminating foreign influence. Zucreismo calls for consolidating power within Ecuador to ensure sovereignty and a truly Ecuadorian future. This reconquista means nationalizing the country's wealth and resources, securing economic sovereignty and historical justice, and uplifting the people's quality of life.
Zucreistas aim to restore Ecuador’s greatness by keeping its wealth and power for Ecuadorians, ensuring national unity, and reconquering lost territories to affirm sovereignty, and uplift national pride. This transformation demands renewing outdated structures and embracing Zucreista ideals to guide Ecuador toward a future of pride, prosperity, and strength.
In 2047, Ecuador witnessed a transformative election that marked the rise of President-Elect Antonio Javier and his pioneering political movement, El Zucreismo Nacional del Ecuador (Z.N.E). With a vision for peace, resilience, and economic prosperity, the newly established leader and his movement brought about a golden era for the nation.
Under President Javier's leadership, Ecuador experienced a period of unprecedented stability and remarkable economic growth. The once turbulent political landscape found solace in the visionary policies of the Z.N.E, creating a thriving environment for its citizens.
However, fate took a poignant turn in 2096 with the untimely passing of President Antonio Javier. This event marked a somber chapter in Ecuador's history as the nation bid farewell to their beloved leader. The transition back to a Constitutional Republic served as a testament to the enduring legacy of President Javier, leaving behind a nation that, despite its grief, stood united in honoring the contributions of a leader who had steered them toward a brighter future.
VIVA EL ECUADOR CARAJO
Geography
Continent:
South America
Land Area:
115,872.48 sq. km
Terrain:
Ecuador has three distinct, dramatically differentiated types of terrain throughout its continental territory: the highlands making up the Sierra, the Amazonian jungle of the Oriente, and the coastal plains that make up the Costa.
Highest Peak:
Mt. Chimborazo, 6,310 meters
Lowest Valley:
Pacific Ocean, 0 meters
Climate:
The mountain valleys have a year-round temperate climate and a humid subtropical climate exists in coastal areas and rainforest in lowlands. The country has two primary seasons that are differentiated by the distribution of rainfall: the rainy season and the summer or dry season.
The Ecuadorian economy is based on petroleum production, manufacturing primarily for the domestic market, commerce, and agricultural production for domestic consumption and export. Principal exports are petroleum, bananas, shrimp, flowers, and other primary agricultural products.
Average Yearly Income:
$183.74
Gross Domestic Product (GDP):
$6,676,591,244.00
GDP per Capita:
$1,012.90
Gross National Income (GNI):
$3,984,600,245.00
Industries:
Industries. In the agricultural sector, Ecuador is a major exporter of bananas (the largest exporter of bananas in the world), cut flowers, cacao, coffee, shrimp, wood, and fish. It is also significant in shrimp production, sugar cane, rice, cotton, corn, palm and coffee.
Military
History:
The armed forces are part of the public forces and have the stated mission of the preservation of the integrity and national sovereignty of the national territory. It also involves participation in the social and economic development of the country and the provision of assistance in the maintenance of internal order. Tasks include fighting organised crime, anti-narcotic operations and illegal immigration. One social development program applies the provision of teachers for rural schools through an accord with the Ministry of Education. Environmental protection is also a priority, several programs were implemented: National Forestation and Ornamentation, Lonely Tree, Green Surveillance, Fire Plan, Ecuador Forest, and Arenillas Military Reserve. The Ecuadorian territory is divided into five Joint Task Force Zones or Fuerzas de Tarea Conjunta, four on mainland Ecuador, the fifth being the Naval Zone (including the Galápagos Islands). Overseas territories include also the Pedro Vicente Maldonado Naval Biological Research Station in the Antarctic.
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