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|leader_name2                = [[Pedro Meireles|Pedro Meireles]]

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|GDP_nominal                = NSD$6,072,828,138,000

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|GDP_nominal_per_capita      = NSD$28,165.8

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* 10 [[Montia]]

* 14 [[Baza]]

*Movimiento Social-Obrero - MSO ("''Social-Labourist Movement''")

*Patrido Democrático - PD ("''Democratic Party''")

*Partido Socialista - PS ("''Socialist Party''")

*Acción Republicana Independiente - ARI (" Independent ''Republican Action''")

*Juntos Por Pelaxia - JXP ("''Together For Pelaxia''")

*Partido Social-demócrata - PSD ("''Social-Democratic Party''")

*¡AHORA! ("''NOW!''")

*Libertad y Progreso - LYP (''"Liberty and Progress"'')

*Coherencia Civica - CC ("Civic Coherence")

*Liga de Defensa Nacional - LDN ("National Defense League")

The Federal Guard has a strength of 350,000.The Federal Guard is primarily a frontier guard support force but also fulfils other important roles.

Pelaxia's railway system has a long history in the country since the 1850s, and following the conformation of the modern pelaxian state the rail network development and decline has been deeply linked to the national government  adherence to provincial integration and presence of federal authority throughout the pelaxian territory, as it is with a vast nation with different regions, customs, climates and languages. Thus the railroad network had its most developments during the 1920s, 1930s, 1950s and lately had a resurgence of public works and constructions since the 2010s. Besides these periods of construction, the network had a steady decline since 1945, when emphasis shifted to highway construction. The country's total railway track length was 50,576 km in 2015, as compared with 45,848 km in 1970, making it the second largest railroad network in Sarpedon. Most of the railway system belonged to the Vías de Pelaxia Corporation (VP), which had several of its branches privatized in the 1980s and 1990s.

With a population of around 200 million, Pelaxia shows a medium to big-sized population by Global standards. Pelaxia depicts an anual population growth rate of 1.4%. Ethnically, the residents of Pelaxia are predominantly ethnic Pelaxian who are of Caphiravian descent.

Immigrants constituted 8% of the population by 2030. Of these 16 million immigrants:

* 23% were Cartadanian

Pelaxia, long a country of emigration (the vast majority of Vallejars have Pelaxian ancestry),became a country of net immigration, and not just from the last Vallosi, and Far East Audonia overseas territories.  

Since the 1950s, along with a boom in construction, several new waves of Burgundian, Cartadanian, Pelaxophone Caphirians and other Audonian have settled in the country.  

 

Numbers of Varshani, Volonian and migrants are also significant. It is estimated that over 30,000 seasonal, often illegal immigrants work in agriculture, mainly southern cities of Savrian valley where they are often exploited by organized seasonal workers' networks. These migrants, who often arrive without due documentation or work contracts, make up over 90% of agricultural workers in the south of Pelaxia. Most are Caphirian, from the Loa Republic, and Vallejar. In the interior of the Montia there are many AfricanCaphirian workers.

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Pelaxia has a rich religious history, with [[Roman Catholicism]] playing a predominant role for many centuries. Early Pelaxians, like their [[Cognati]] predecessors, adhered to Cognati paganism. However, with the gradual Christianization of the region, Roman Catholicism became the dominant faith.

While Roman Catholicism continues to hold historical and cultural significance in Pelaxia, the country's religious landscape has evolved dramatically, reflecting broader societal changes and shifts towards secularism and pluralism. Pelaxia is a secular state: church and state were formally separated during the First Portuguese Republic, and this was reiterated in the [[1966 Pelaxian Constitution]].