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Revision as of 09:51, 12 July 2005
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| Flag of Lovana | |
| Motto: "Economy, freedom, economy!" | |
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| Region | Europe |
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| Capital | Lardarya |
| Official Language(s) | English, Slovenian |
| Leader | Paul Morley Heracles |
| Population | 1.698 billion |
| Currency | Lovanian tolar |
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Government of the Republic of Lovana
Prime minister: Edward Morrow
Minister of Finance: Robert Jackson
Minister od the Interior: Christopher Spencer
Minister of Foreign affairs: Theodore Ardley
Minister of Justice: Kevin Welmore
Minister of Defence: Gregory McAlan Bold text
Minister of Labour, Family and Social affairs: Mary Horley Walker
Minister of Economy: Harry Morrison
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Food: Jane Wise
Minister of Culture: Trish Benson
Minister of Environment and Spatial planning: Stanley Griffith
Minister of Transport: Edward Windle
Minister of Education and Sport: Amanda Hadow
Minister of Health: Andy Shafter
Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology: Carl Randal
Minister of Public administration: Irvin Gway
Minister of Information technology: Rebecca Hodgson
Ministry of Local Self-Government and Regional Policy: Peter Emerson
