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Surfing is a traditional island sport that was named The Official Sport of The Lile Ulie Islands in 2022. Some of the world's premier surfing tournaments are located on the waters of pristine islands right here in LUI. Those include, Lānaʻihale, Pu'u, and Olawe. In Olawe, a whopping 73 foot wave is now an island record. Though, many waves in Olawe cause damage and harm to the beachfront communities there. In July 2017, one tsunami, in part of a hurricane, destroyed 13 different buildings, with eight of those being either apartments, houses, or hotels. Most of the buildings collapsed, if not, drenched on the interior and exterior with water, which resulted in the deaths of 387 people (including those at the Olawe State Beach.) | Surfing is a traditional island sport that was named The Official Sport of The Lile Ulie Islands in 2022. Some of the world's premier surfing tournaments are located on the waters of pristine islands right here in LUI. Those include, Lānaʻihale, Pu'u, and Olawe. In Olawe, a whopping 73 foot wave is now an island record. Though, many waves in Olawe cause damage and harm to the beachfront communities there. In July 2017, one tsunami, in part of a hurricane, destroyed 13 different buildings, with eight of those being either apartments, houses, or hotels. Most of the buildings collapsed, if not, drenched on the interior and exterior with water, which resulted in the deaths of 387 people (including those at the Olawe State Beach.) | ||
== Beaches == | |||
Tourism is the largest industry (by garnered revenue) in The Lile Ulie Islands. Many tourists spend days sitting at beaches in the sun, watching the blue water crash onto shore. However, there have been many incidents and safety concerns for beaches, especially on the island of Molokini. | |||
==== July 2017 Olawe State Beach Tsunami Tragedy ==== | |||
In July of 2017, only a few days away of when the deadly hurricane, Ike, struck, large waves were building up on the shore. Due to the beauty sun, there were many at Olawe State Beach | |||
== The South Pacific Political Scene == | == The South Pacific Political Scene == | ||
Revision as of 16:58, 22 July 2022
The ʻĀina o ka Maluhia of The Lile Ulie Islands, commonly known as The Islands or LUI, is a country in The South Pacific. The Lile Ulie Islands consists of 837 islands, 50 states, 2,087 recognized native tribal lands, and 6 minor outlying islands. The Lile Ulie Islands shares no borders with any other nation, though, The Islands borders The South Pacific Ocean. The capital of The Lile Ulie Islands is Kailua, located on the island of Manaolana, Kailua is also the nation's largest city. With more than 1.332 billion residents, The Lile Ulie Islands is the 1,675th most populous country in The South Pacific.
Politics
The Lile Ulie Islands is known to be a more liberal state, though in the past 20 years, reports have shown the nation to be trending conservative. Since voter registration is required in the nation, around 48% of its voters belong to the Democratic Party, a centre-left party, 41% to the Republican Party, a centre-right, and around 11% to other parties including the Green Party, Libertarian Party, and Independent Party.
The current president of The Lile Ulie Islands is Troy Cayetano. Cayetano, previously, was the Mayor of Kailua before being elected head of state. Cayetano, a Democrat, has focused on improving the education scene, equal opportunity, and a reformed immigration process. Cayetano's Vice President, Vicky Akana, former Secretary of Labor, has prioritized her focus to safeguarding labor unions, protecting the right to work, and building a better economy on the world stage.
Cayetano has faced major political obstacles during his presidency, though, he has maintained a rather high approval rating of 55%. Cayetano was elected in a special election in November 2021. Now, in July 2022, he faces another election which would extend his term for another four years. He is currently in a runoff against Ariana Kahele, a Kailua City Councilor.
Cities
As stated above, the largest city in The Lile Ulie Islands is Kailua, though there are still other major cities including, Monk Seal City, Wai'hu, Apa, and Kapua. Though, Kailua is the political and economic capital of the nation. more to come...
Sports
Soccer and surfing are the two most popular sports in The Lile Ulie Islands. Unlike other sovereign states, The Islands refer to football as soccer. Some of the world's greatest soccer players have come from The Islands, like Palokiko, Chris Lee, and Daniella Ige.
Surfing is a traditional island sport that was named The Official Sport of The Lile Ulie Islands in 2022. Some of the world's premier surfing tournaments are located on the waters of pristine islands right here in LUI. Those include, Lānaʻihale, Pu'u, and Olawe. In Olawe, a whopping 73 foot wave is now an island record. Though, many waves in Olawe cause damage and harm to the beachfront communities there. In July 2017, one tsunami, in part of a hurricane, destroyed 13 different buildings, with eight of those being either apartments, houses, or hotels. Most of the buildings collapsed, if not, drenched on the interior and exterior with water, which resulted in the deaths of 387 people (including those at the Olawe State Beach.)
Beaches
Tourism is the largest industry (by garnered revenue) in The Lile Ulie Islands. Many tourists spend days sitting at beaches in the sun, watching the blue water crash onto shore. However, there have been many incidents and safety concerns for beaches, especially on the island of Molokini.
July 2017 Olawe State Beach Tsunami Tragedy
In July of 2017, only a few days away of when the deadly hurricane, Ike, struck, large waves were building up on the shore. Due to the beauty sun, there were many at Olawe State Beach
The South Pacific Political Scene
Ever since The Lile Ulie Islands joined The South Pacific on May 24th, 2022, The Islands have had an active voice in the region's political scene.
Candidacy for Minister of Engagement
The Lile Ulie Islands would often welcome new nations on TSP RMB and on TSP Forums. After learning about the then-upcoming Cabinet Elections, The Lile Ulie Islands launched their candidacy for tes, 2,087 recognized nati. The incumbent, and 6 minor outlying islands. The Lile Ulie Islands shares no borders with any other nation, would be term-limited. Coral Guard member, Ebonhand (Griffindor), was LUI"s only challenger. After days of campaigning, the Voting Booth opened. Ebonhand received 84.85% of the vote, The Lile Ulie Islands received 9.09% of the vote, and the Re-Open Nominations ballot choice received 6.06% of the vote. Ebonhand was elected Minister of Engagement.