The Republic of Mykonos

About Mykonos:

The Republic of Mykonos is known for its tourism-based economy. A diverse Originally part of Greece, Mykonos citizens were oppressed by the Greek King, with many being subjugated to forced labor. Consequentially, the Mykonians declared a war of Independence, with the Mykonians being led by Konstantine Adonis. After the 5 year bloody war, the Mykoninans established a constitution, putting Konstantine Adonis as Head of State and Commander in Chief, as well as three branches of government. Mykonos' government, while a Federated Republic on the exterior, is actually a dictatorship, with the Supreme Leader ruling the country, and other branch positions being puppetered. Since its establishment, the Adonis Family has been in power for countless generations, aiming to grow their Empire.

Because of their past of forced labor, Mykonians generally welcome people of all racial, ethnic, and religious backgrounds, so long as they swear allegiance to the Supreme Leader. As a result, Mykonos is a very diverse nation consisting of people of Asian, African, Oceanic, and European descent, as well as people of all religions. Immigrants to Myknonos are naturalized after 7 years in the country, or after 2 years of mandatory military service.

Mykonians are typically very nationalistic because of the education and propaganda they receive from a young age. At the age of 18, all Mykonians are required to serve in one of the branches of the military for 3 years. For their military service, citizens are guaranteed free healthcare and education. Citizens have limited access to the internet, with it being heavily monitored by Mykonos' Propaganda and Media Bureau. Freedom of Speech is not a guaranteed right.

Government: 

Executive Branch:

• Supreme Leader: Christos Adonis
• Prime Minister: Leonidas Friedrich
• Deputy Prime Minister: Eva Liesel

The Prime and Deputy Ministers are elected by popular vote. The Prime Minister is the head of government, but the Supreme Leader is the head of state and Commander in Chief. The prime minister appoints cabinet positions of secretaries, each of which runs a Department that makes up agencies. However, they all ultimately follow the commands of the Supreme Leader. Both the Supreme Leader and Prime Minister can veto legislation. 

Legislature:

• Speaker of the House: Nikolas Konstantine
• President of the Senate: Anastasia Georgiou

Mykonos's legislature, known as the General Assembly, is bicameral, with the lower chamber, the House of Representatives, and the Mykonos Senate. The House has 150 seats, while the Senate has 30. The House utilizes mixed-member proportional representation elections and typically has up to 6 political parties in its bicameral legislature. The Senate is elected by regional voting. The General Assembly as a whole has the power to make legislation, though the Prime Minister's veto can overturn any legislation. The Assembly can overturn vetos with a 75% majority, unless it is a veto from the Supreme Leader.

Judicial Branch:

• Chief Justice: Dimitrios Marinos

The Supreme Court has 13 Justices, 6 of whom are appointed by the Supreme Leader and seven by the Prime Minister. The most senior of the Justices becomes the Chief Justice, leading the Court. The Supreme Court has the power to rule on whether legislation and military acts are constitutional or unconstitutional. However, it cannot apply this to the Supreme Leader. Each Justice also oversees smaller district and municipal courts.
 

Military: 

• Chairman of the Military: Petros Kotsis
• Secretary of the Army: Michail Chatzis
• Secretary of the Air Force: Iris Pappas
• Secretary of the Navy: Fillipos Kiriakidis
• Secretary of the National Guard: Damian Sideri
• Secretary of Foreign and National Intelligence: Marina Nassi

The Mykonos Military consists of 5 different branches. Each branch reports the Chairman of the Military, who reports directly to the Supreme Leader, rather than the Prime Minister. Because of mandatory service, citizens must go through a series of intelligence and physical examinations to determine which branch they will serve for the next 3 years.