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With the settlement in place, political harmony returned to New Harren. Additionally, with the dissolution of the Condominium, the Tepetlcali were legally allowed to return to their ethnic homeland. Though not a free-standing state within the Confederation, they were afforded significant political rights and self-governing communities within the Rectory in [[2032]] and [[2033]]. New Harren in the 2030s has become, by far, Urcea's most important foreign dependency and arguably its most important foreign relation overall. | With the settlement in place, political harmony returned to New Harren. Additionally, with the dissolution of the Condominium, the Tepetlcali were legally allowed to return to their ethnic homeland. Though not a free-standing state within the Confederation, they were afforded significant political rights and self-governing communities within the Rectory in [[2032]] and [[2033]]. New Harren in the 2030s has become, by far, Urcea's most important foreign dependency and arguably its most important foreign relation overall. | ||
In [[2034]], the northernmost members of the Confederation issued a formal complaint about the possibility of their waterflow being impeded by the constructon of Hamuq City in [[Canespa]], precipitating the [[Hamuq City Reservoir Crisis]]. Urcea's aggressive posture towards Canespa in their defense had a positive impact on views of Urcea among the Confederation's indigenous population. | |||
== Government == | == Government == | ||