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| caption2 = Diámahvya Palace, seat of the [[Prime Executive of the Cape|executive]]. | | caption2 = Diámahvya Palace, seat of the [[Prime Executive of the Cape|executive]]. | ||
| image3 = Cape father of the nation.png | | image3 = Cape father of the nation.png | ||
| caption3 = The [[Mausoleum of Melvyn Kalma]], whose legacy remains prominent in Capetian politics to this day | | caption3 = The [[Mausoleum of Melvyn Kalma]], whose legacy remains prominent in Capetian politics to this day. | ||
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The Federacy of the Cape is a {{wp|federal state|federal}} {{wp|parliamentary system|parliamentary}} {{wp|constitutional republic}}, comprised of seven provinces in a {{wp|symmetric federalism|symmetric federation}}. The Capetian political system operates under the 1951 [[Constitution of the Federacy of the Cape|Federal Constitution]], with the document’s [[Fundamental Statutes of the Constitution of the Federacy of the Cape|Fundamental Statutes]] - the articles concerning the [[Restarkism|republican]] system, fundamental {{wp|human rights|rights}}, and the {{wp|rule of law}} - held as inviolable. | The Federacy of the Cape is a {{wp|federal state|federal}} {{wp|parliamentary system|parliamentary}} {{wp|constitutional republic}}, comprised of seven provinces in a {{wp|symmetric federalism|symmetric federation}}. The Capetian political system operates under the 1951 [[Constitution of the Federacy of the Cape|Federal Constitution]], with the document’s [[Fundamental Statutes of the Constitution of the Federacy of the Cape|Fundamental Statutes]] - the articles concerning the [[Restarkism|republican]] system, fundamental {{wp|human rights|rights}}, and the {{wp|rule of law}} - held as inviolable. | ||