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Kelekona has been inhabited by humans since prehistoric times, although its formation as a state originates from its independence in 1975. In that year, the country was plunged into a devastating civil war between the ruling [[United Front for the Independence of Kelekona]], supported by [[Urcea]], [[Burgundie]], and other anti-communist Occidental powers, and the socialist insurgent [[People's Front of Kelekona]]. The victory of the People's Front led to a short-lived {{wp|authoritarian}} socialist republic, until it was overthrown by right-wing military elements. The country remained a {{wp|totalitarian}} junta until the Yellow Revolution of 2002 - which was partially triggered by the junta's heavy oppression of the minority [[Minshimintig]] peoples. A migrant crisis that occurred during the [[Final War of the Deluge]] would lead to the collapse of the Kelekonan economy and the minarchist state, bringing forth another coup that has returned the military to power. | Kelekona has been inhabited by humans since prehistoric times, although its formation as a state originates from its independence in 1975. In that year, the country was plunged into a devastating civil war between the ruling [[United Front for the Independence of Kelekona]], supported by [[Urcea]], [[Burgundie]], and other anti-communist Occidental powers, and the socialist insurgent [[People's Front of Kelekona]]. The victory of the People's Front led to a short-lived {{wp|authoritarian}} socialist republic, until it was overthrown by right-wing military elements. The country remained a {{wp|totalitarian}} junta until the Yellow Revolution of 2002 - which was partially triggered by the junta's heavy oppression of the minority [[Minshimintig]] peoples. A migrant crisis that occurred during the [[Final War of the Deluge]] would lead to the collapse of the Kelekonan economy and the minarchist state, bringing forth another coup that has returned the military to power. | ||
The Union of Kelekona is a {{wp|Federal state|federal}} {{wp|republic}} containing both elements of a {{wp|parliamentary democracy}} and military {{wp|stratocracy}}. The current government is led by [[Chenoa Aponi]] in her position as Marshal of the Union. The Union of Kelekona is described as an {{wp|authoritarian democracy}}. It is a member of the [[League of Nations]]. | The Union of Kelekona is a {{wp|Federal state|federal}} {{wp|republic}} containing both elements of a {{wp|parliamentary democracy}} and military {{wp|stratocracy}}. The current government is led by [[Chenoa Aponi]] in her position as Marshal of the Union and as Chair of the democratically elected National Council. The Union of Kelekona is described as an {{wp|authoritarian democracy}}. It is a member of the [[League of Nations]]. | ||
Kelekona is rich in {{wp|natural resources}}, although its economy has remained stagnant due to political instability, a lack of infrastructure, and societal tensions discouraging wide-scale development. What little development had mainly occurred during the first years of the minarchist government, although this growth was extremely uneven. Standards of living remain low for most Kelekonans - even more so as the country handles a migrant crisis on the scale of millions, triggered by the Final War of the Deluge. | Kelekona is rich in {{wp|natural resources}}, although its economy has remained stagnant due to political instability, a lack of infrastructure, and societal tensions discouraging wide-scale development. What little development had mainly occurred during the first years of the minarchist government, although this growth was extremely uneven. Standards of living remain low for most Kelekonans - even more so as the country handles a migrant crisis on the scale of millions, triggered by the Final War of the Deluge. | ||