Peru-Bolivian Republic

Peru-Bolivian Republic Republica Peru-Boliviana (Spanish) Coat of Arms of Peru-Bolivia  Flag of Peru-Bolivia Nation Information Ideology Authoritarianism Government Presidential Republic President  Dylan Atencio (RL) Vice President  Luciano Méndez (RL) Population 70.6 Million  Religion Roman Catholic Time Zone UTC−05:00 (PBAT) Date Format dd/mm/yyyy Driving Side Right

Anthem: Marcha Nacional de Perú-Bolivia (Spanish) (English): "National March of Peru-Bolivia"

Location of Peru-Bolivia (dark blue)

Capital Lima 12°03′36″S 77°02′15″W Largest city Lima 12°03′36″S 77°02′15″W

Economy GDP 133.56 Billion Gini 91.2 HDI 1.4540 Currency Peru-Bolivian Real (S/.)

Peru-Bolivia, officially the Peru-Bolivian Republic is a Nation that holds much of eastern South America. The country's capital is Lima.

The region that is now Peru-Bolivia once belonged to Spain. However, in the year 2094, Peru and Ecuador joined forces, battering the Spanish and ejecting them from South America. For some time, Peru was a Zucreista puppet of Ecuador.

The ensuing years were mostly peace and calm, however a wave of anti-Ecuadorian sentiment rapidly hit Peru, leading to the independence of Peru from Ecuador.

Following the liberation, Pedro Chavarria. ruled Peru to oversee it's unity with it's southern neighbor, Bolivia, which was an Iberian puppet.

Under the leadership of Chavarria, Peru-Bolivia fostered in one of its economic booms, by hosting the Copa America, but his term came to a short end as Congress ordered snap elections, giving way to Luis Galaretta, an authoritarian who rules with an iron fist. Under Galaretta, Peru-Bolivia has gone through it's two civil wars, and many people describe it as Peru-Bolivias "dark era."

After Galaretta cleared up the civil war, election candidates were unveiled and this looked like the first fair election in decades. However, congress voted to cancel the elections, causing a rift in Peru-Bolivia and nearly sparking more civil unrest. However, Galaretta invoked muerte cruzada to remove himself out of power and hold new elections for a national assembly.

When the election came to a close in round two, only two candidates remained. Luis Galaretta and Dylan Atencio. Galaretta would then go on to lose by two points, 28-26, as 27 was needed to win.

Atencio now rules for the Revolutionary Legion, a party who's intentions are partially unknown, but some of it's ideals are revealed here.
 

Peru-Bolivia is a Presidential Republic, consisting of 22 provinces and other regions. With a population of 75.8 million, Peru-Bolivia is well urbanized, and its capital is the city of Lima in the Province of Lima. The nation is characterized by its ethnic diversity and multiculturalism, being the home of Peruvians, Bolivians, and an abundance of native tribes. The population includes ethnic groups such as Quechua people, Chanca people, and others!

Abundant natural resources and well-developed regional trade relations play a crucial role in Peru-Bolivia's economy. The country generates income from various sources, including services, banking, manufacturing, agriculture, and international education.

Peru-Bolivia has a well-developed market economy and enjoys a decent per capita income on the regional scale. Recognized as a regional power, Peru-Bolivia has strategically positioned itself with a strong and always ready military to defend itself and allies. The country is a member of the Union of Hispanic Nations, a regional grouping that fosters cooperation and collaboration among nations in the Americas.