Franco-Italian Federation

The Franco-Italian Federation (a.k.a. France-Italy) is located in, you guessed it, France and Italy. It is the secondary nation of Devin HD Mapping.
== Statistics ==
== GDP, Type of Government, Languages, and Military ==
GDP: US$21.9 trillion
Type of Government: Parliamentary Democratic Federation
Official Languages: French (43%), Italian (40%), Slovenian (7%), other (10%)
Military: 10,987,333 active personnel, 8,800,000 tanks, 100,000 jets, 100,000 warships, 900,000 Jeeps, and 10 aircraft carriers.
== Parliament ==
President: Dashiell Boisseaux
Prime Minister: Cassandra Bargniani
Minister of War: Benito Bargniani
Political Parties: Federal, Democrat, and Republican
== Religion ==
Official Religions: Roman Catholic (56%), Protestantism (31%), Islam (8%), Atheism (2%), Hinduism (1%) other (2%)
== Size and Population ==
Size: 363,715 sq. mi. (942,018 km2)
Population: 287,990,000
== Corruption, HDI, and Maximum Prison Sentence ==
Corruption: 4th least corrupt nation in the world
HDI: 3rd compared to the rest of the world
Maximum Prison Sentence: 40 years
== Motto and Anthem ==
Motto:
 (Latin): Iunctus stamus, divisum cadamus. (English): United we stand, divided we fall.
National Anthem: We Stand Our Ground!
== The History in a Nutshell ==
In 2015 and 2016, France and Italy gained land. After that, they united. A couple decades later, they annexed Switzerland. After that, they went to war with the Arabs. However, they suffered a civil war and fell into East Iberia, Switzerland, Slovenia, Tirol, Wallonia, Luxembourg, Northern Sahara, and the Franco-Italian Socialist Republics. East Iberia and the FISR were both communist countries. For a brief amount of time, they were part of the New Warsaw Pact. A few decades later, the FISR took over some African nations and colonized them. Because they had colonies, they decided to quit communism and become a Parliamentary Democracy/Democratic Federation.
== The Culture in a Nutshell ==
France-Italy has a very large population and many different languages. As a result, there are so many cultures. They're just the cultures of Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Russia, the US, Spain, Portugal, Slovenia, Sicily, Greece, Turkey, the Arab nations, China, Japan, Brazil, Germany, OK. You get it. There are a LOT of ethnicities. The smallest ethnicity is the Cuban one.
== Laws ==
# There is NO racism allowed anywhere in the country. Fine: US$4,000.
# The president and prime minister has to be French and Italian (For example, if an Italian person becomes president, a French person has to campaign for prime minister. And vice versa, if it's the opposite.)
# If a Greek family harms their Turkish neighbor, the father has to go to jail for a year and the mother has to pay the Turkish family US$100. They also have to apologize.
# All races in the country have the same rights and if someone is racist, they go to jail for the maximum amount of years for a prison sentence.
# If someone uses copyrighted work in a YouTube video, they have to delete that video within a week of it being posted. Fine: Whatever amount of money the owner makes you pay.
# Voting is a right and you can't vote until you're 13.
# There is no death penalty. Fine: US$2,980,000
# Women have equal rights, as well. And womanizers will go to jail for 15 years.
# You can name your child anything you want.
# There has to be 4 candidates for each political party.
# It is illegal to smoke tobacco. Fine: US$10,000
# It is illegal to make students in school only run laps. Fine: US$100
# If the government spies on someone, that person have the right to sue them.
# If someone mutes another person's video for using their copyrighted music, that person has to delete the video immediately. Fine: US$
Finally, 15a. If a hospital charges even one cent on someone, that someone has the right to sue them.
15b. Hospitals have to offer free medicare. Fine: Whatever amount of money the patient wants.
== Historical Flags and Coat of Arms ==
  
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