Fraildenese Socialist State

This article is about the government which existed between 2020 and 2023. For the current country, see Fraildenese State. For other uses, see Fraildenese State (disambiguation).

Fraildenese Socialist State Fraild Socialistà Districtà
Flag used between 2020 and 2022 Emblem used between 2020 and 2022
Motto: Glorià Fraild Districtà! Glory to the Fraildenese State! (EN)
Anthem: Semprerà Glorià! Forever Glory! (EN)
Capital and 2020–2022: largest Areà 2022–2023: largest commune	Z1 Areà 1 (Courtà)
Official languages	Fraildenese, English, Latin, Italian
Demonym(s)	Fraildenese
Government	2020–2022: One-party socialist state (de jure) Totalitarian dictatorship (de facto) 2022–2023: Unitary socialist state under a semi-democratic dual power system
• National Leader	Fraildé Dliarfé
Establishment
• Fraildenese Liberal Democratic State	May 2017
• Fraildenese Socialist State	May 2020
• Fraildenese State and new constitution	June 2023
Area
• Total (April 2022)	0.206917 km2 (0.079891 sq mi)
Population
• March 2022 census	42
Currency	Fraildenese Rublire (FR) (FDR)
Time zone	UTC+1 (Central European Time (CET))
• Summer (DST)	UTC+2 (Central European Summer Time (CEST))
Date format	dd-mm-yyyy
Driving side	right
Internet TLD	.fd
Preceded by Succeeded by Fraildenese Liberal Democratic State Fraildenese State

The Fraildenese Socialist State, officially Fraild Socialistà Districtà, was the name used for the Fraildenese State from 2020 to 2023. Originally established in May 2020, after the collapse of the previous liberal democratic government, it was a one-party socialist state and later reformed in the current government's semi-democratic dual power system in April 2022. During this time period, the Fraildenese State reached its peak population of 45.

History

Main article: Fraildenese State § History

Current flag of the Fraildenese State and of the Fraildenese Socialist State between 2022 and 2023.

Politics

Until 2022, the Fraildenese State was de jure a one-party socialist state, but de facto a totalitarian dictatorship, under the control of the now dissolved Communist Party. The National Leader was the head of state and government and the head of the armed forces and had both executive and legislative power, with Vice-National Leaders appointed by the National Leader with an indefinite term of office. Every month was also assembled the National Council (also know at the time as "The Council"), a meeting with the aim of communicating and discussing the situation of the country between National Leaders, councillors, and ministers.