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San Marsico, officially, the People's Republic of San Marsico, is a socialist-democratic state on the far Northern reaches of [[Bailtem (Pacifica)|Bailtem]]. it is bordered to the north by the [[Republic of Marica]], south by the [[Dacia (Pacifica)|Dacian Federation]], and to the east by [[New Altnavia (Pacifica)|New Altnavia]]. The nation's main leader is President Weliki Vanzuik. | San Marsico, officially, the People's Republic of San Marsico, is a socialist-democratic state on the far Northern reaches of [[Bailtem (Pacifica)|Bailtem]]. it is bordered to the north by the [[Republic of Marica]], south by the [[Dacia (Pacifica)|Dacian Federation]], and to the east by [[New Altnavia (Pacifica)|New Altnavia]]. The nation's main leader is President Weliki Vanzuik. | ||
{{Infobox country|name=San Marisco|conventional_long_name=People's Republic of San Marsico|year_start=1932|national_motto="For the People!"|national_anthem=Glorious San Marisco|largest_city=Roiwek|capital=Roiwek}} | |||
Revision as of 20:33, 26 September 2024
San Marsico, officially, the People's Republic of San Marsico, is a socialist-democratic state on the far Northern reaches of Bailtem. it is bordered to the north by the Republic of Marica, south by the Dacian Federation, and to the east by New Altnavia. The nation's main leader is President Weliki Vanzuik.
People's Republic of San Marsico San Marisco | |
|---|---|
| 1932–{{{year_end}}} | |
Motto: "For the People!" | |
Anthem: Glorious San Marisco | |
| Capital and largest city | Roiwek |
| History | |
• Established | 1932 |