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| − | The Democratic Republic of Shasoria is a West Pacific | + | The Democratic Republic of Shasoria is a [[West Pacific]] nation that has taken on an increasing role in the government affairs of the West Pacific. Shasoria offers a mixed economy of healthy private and public sectors, excelling in the Information Technology sector. |
| − | + | Joining NationStates in April 2004 and born in The West Pacific, Shasoria did not become a part of the West Pacific until August of that year. Soon after arriving, Shasoria began taking public office. By the end of the first year, Shasoria had held the Speaker position for the Grand Assembly for a record seven months. He moved on to become the Speaker of the Council for six months, as well as Director of Intelligence and Minister of Defense. | |
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| + | After leading the West Pacific through the WPT affair following the collapse of the Dominion 24-hour government, Shasoria resumed the Speakership in the newly formed West Pacific Senate, held for four months and uncontested for his second term. | ||
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| + | In August 2006, Shasoria ran in the Delegate elections against longstanding delegate [[Eli]] and won after a run-off with a majority of 63%. | ||
Revision as of 05:53, 3 September 2006
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| Flag of Shasoria | |
| Motto: "Ad Mari usque Ad Mare" | |
| Map of Shasoria | |
| Region | the West Pacific |
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| Capital | Blair |
| Official Language(s) | English |
| Government | |
| Population | {{{population}}} |
| Currency | {{{currency}}} |
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The Democratic Republic of Shasoria is a West Pacific nation that has taken on an increasing role in the government affairs of the West Pacific. Shasoria offers a mixed economy of healthy private and public sectors, excelling in the Information Technology sector.
Joining NationStates in April 2004 and born in The West Pacific, Shasoria did not become a part of the West Pacific until August of that year. Soon after arriving, Shasoria began taking public office. By the end of the first year, Shasoria had held the Speaker position for the Grand Assembly for a record seven months. He moved on to become the Speaker of the Council for six months, as well as Director of Intelligence and Minister of Defense.
After leading the West Pacific through the WPT affair following the collapse of the Dominion 24-hour government, Shasoria resumed the Speakership in the newly formed West Pacific Senate, held for four months and uncontested for his second term.
In August 2006, Shasoria ran in the Delegate elections against longstanding delegate Eli and won after a run-off with a majority of 63%.
