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}}The Presidency of Patraja is an executive-of-state position, | }}The Presidency of Patraja is an executive-of-state position, last held by President [[Marija Torenvoa|Marija Marcella Torenvoa]]. It is the senior executive position of the Greater Patrajan Presidential Dual-Executive, a concept invented by political theorist Martin Torzhmann in 1995 during the redrafting of the Constitution of Patraja, merging the Head of State and Head of Government to become two positions occupied by one elected individual, enabling easier oversight, insight, and prosecution into the executive of the nation of [[Patraja]]. Since 2018 until its reformation in 2028, the Greater Patrajan Presidential Dual-Executive had been able to be voluntarily separated by the holder of the Presidency of Patraja, to alleviate presidential pressures and to grant head-of-government privileges to an Appointed Deputy-President of the Confederal Peoples Congress. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
=== '''Initial Theory''' === | === '''Initial Theory''' === | ||
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=== '''Public Response''' === | === '''Public Response''' === | ||
The public was largely ambivalent, or confused, about the role of the President upon the reveal and eventual institution of the Confederal Constitution. Most assumed that, by default, the new republic would have a single President in charge of both state and government representation, and notable few (37%, according to a Patraja Times poll taken in 2014) are aware of the distinction between the Presidency of Patraja and its sister-executive position, the [[President of the Patrajan Confederal Peoples Congress|Presidency of the Confederal Peoples Congress]]. | The public was largely ambivalent, or confused, about the role of the President upon the reveal and eventual institution of the Confederal Constitution. Most assumed that, by default, the new republic would have a single President in charge of both state and government representation, and notable few (37%, according to a Patraja Times poll taken in 2014) are aware of the distinction between the Presidency of Patraja and its sister-executive position, the [[President of the Patrajan Confederal Peoples Congress|Presidency of the Confederal Peoples Congress]]. | ||
=== Reformation === | |||
The position of the President was reformed in 2028 upon the adoption of the Social Republic constitution, and was essentially kept the same. The main changes of the constitution involved the abolition of the Presidency of the Confederal Peoples Congress. | |||