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Infrastructure, education, healthcare, and other similar social institutions had been greatly transformed in the intervening decade and a half. Despite these successes, the often caustic approach of the Justice and Progress Party to reform alienated many voters who sought normalcy and stability, and the United Volonia Movement won a landslide victory in 2002. With corruption having been mostly eliminated, the Justice and Progress Party became victims of their own success, as reform issues were no longer a winning political issue. The party dissolved in 2010, with many of its key constituencies moving to the rival United Volonia Movement or the upstart Commonwealth Party.  
Infrastructure, education, healthcare, and other similar social institutions had been greatly transformed in the intervening decade and a half. Despite these successes, the often caustic approach of the Justice and Progress Party to reform alienated many voters who sought normalcy and stability, and the United Volonia Movement won a landslide victory in 2002. With corruption having been mostly eliminated, the Justice and Progress Party became victims of their own success, as reform issues were no longer a winning political issue. The party dissolved in 2010, with many of its key constituencies moving to the rival United Volonia Movement or the upstart Commonwealth Party.  


The decade and a half of reform led to significant social and cultural changes within Volonia, as the economic returns of democracy and liberalization finally came to fruition in the early 1990s. This era saw the rise of major sports leagues within Volonia as well as the levels of disposable income necessary for the pursuit of popular media forms, including a television and novel writing boom in the mid-1990s. During this period, popular [[Music in Urcea|Urcean music]] began to spread to the country, becoming popularized and adapted by local artists. It was also during the 1990s that the Volonian government sought to revert to having closer relations with the Delepasians of the relatively recently-unified [[Delepasian Commonwealth]], which by that point had left LOTA as part of its liberalizing reforms under then-prime minister Nicolas Torres. These relations would persist even after the [[Rumahokian transition to democracy|fall of the Estado Social]] in 1994 and the subsequent rise of the socialist government of the newly re-christened [[Rumahoki]], and to this day Rumahokian dignitaries (including but not limited to living relatives of G. C. Lorenzo and the Mayor of Flordetierra) are invited to attend the annual celebrations that mark the anniversary of the Volonian Revolt on 9 November every year.
The decade and a half of reform led to significant social and cultural changes within Volonia, as the economic returns of democracy and liberalization finally came to fruition in the early 1990s. This era saw the rise of major sports leagues within Volonia as well as the levels of disposable income necessary for the pursuit of popular media forms, including a television and novel writing boom in the mid-1990s. During this period, popular [[Music in Urcea|Urcean music]] began to spread to the country, becoming popularized and adapted by local artists. It was also during the 1990s that the Volonian government sought to revert to having closer relations with the Delepasians of the relatively recently-unified [[Delepasian Commonwealth]], which by that point had left LOTA as part of its liberalizing reforms under then-prime minister Nicolas Torres. These relations would persist even after the [[Rumahokian transition to democracy|fall of the Estado Social]] in 1994 and the subsequent rise of the socialist government of the newly re-christened [[Rumahoki]], and to this day Rumahokian dignitaries (including but not limited to the living relatives of G. C. Lorenzo and the mayor of [[Flordetierra]]) are invited to attend the annual celebrations that mark the anniversary of the Volonian Revolt on 9 November every year.


==Government and politics==
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