Idara

The Republic of Idara (Spanish: Republica de Idara, Idarujo: Republikaj Idara; Swedish. Republiken Idara) is a country located between the Terminos Lagoon and the Gulf of Mexico. It's official languages are Spanish, Idarujo and Swedish, and it's capital is Gracja.

## History

In 1915, Palos Mendez, which had been battling in a revolution with the Zapatistas and got it's feet hurt, moved home to it's homeland, Atasta (Now Pueblo de Palos), and took a rest. Since then, he moved to a town called Moresnet, and assigned 200 Esperanto people along with 1000 Belgians to come make a congress against the Mexican people.

The Esperanto people then agreed with the plan, while the Belgian people denied it. So they made a referendum on making an independent state or join the Zapatista armies. 89% agreed with the idea of making a new nation because if they had been cadets to the Zapatistas, they would push over their economy.

The independence of Idara had been announced in 1923 by Palos and another Esperanto professor called Javin Bergman. Palos' idea was originally to build a peaceful nation, but since the Belgian people living in the land were not subject to the capitalism, and served the ideas of Karl Marx for Palos' plan, the nation then became fascist.

   The people living in the former Atasta had been unsubjected to the Esperanto language, so in communication, they had been speaking a creole language called "Idarujo", which mean "Idaran descent".
In 1939, A group of Swedish people who were on it's route to Miami to found a school were then hit by a hurricane, and then, had arrived in the Laguna del Carmen (now Karlsvatten Lagoon), and constructed a handful of houses, a school, a trading service and a theatre there. The Swedish people then called the settlement Ny-Svealand. As soon as the Idaran government saw the Swedish people and their children founding it in 1940, they tried to teach their two official languages, English and Idarujo, but when 500 of the Swedish people were handling an unsuccessful revolution in three months later and a referendum has been chosen by the Swedish people to keep their language alive, another language was added to the constitution of 1942.

## Culture

Idara's culture predominantly European, although some of it's elements derive from the Mayan, Mexican and Indigenous culture. The three languages are well spoken there, although one fourth language, Idaran Mayan, is also taught at alternative schools and prisons as another language to read.

A traditional Idaran dish is the stektfisk, which is a type of fried fish, hence its name, along with spices and a special sauce.

## Economy

    Idara's national currency is the verda. In Swedish, the currency is written as "varda", following that the Spanish "e" is rarely used in the language. It is equivalent to 1.4 American dollars, and it is divided according to the Banco Bona Vivio, the national bank of Idara, into 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 24, 30 and 102 dollars.

Idara's GDP per capita is V./1,284,743.

## Subdivisions

Idara is divided into 17 administrative districts according to the constitution of 1950. Before that, there were only 9 districts in the map, but due to the Swedish and Mayan advance in culture and protests in smaller cities, it was then increased to the current 17.

## Symbols

    Idara's flag was confected by Rojas Wiling, which was son of an Esperanto and a Mexican, and was known by confecting experimental art to the nation.It is a tricolored flag, containing bends of cyan, white and purple, along with a diagonal line which has a circunference, all in yellow, and a red star. It was adopted ever since independence.

Idara's motto is "Min lasis si tie le Sinjoro", which is Idarujo for "The lord has abandoned me here".

Idara's anthem is La Marcha Vencedora, although by language standards is known simply as the National anthem of Idara.

## Telecommunications

Idara's most watched telecommunication service is the cellphone. The national company Vinkuloj had been gaining more than 25 thousand verdas by transmitting original content on their exclusive channels, such as V1, and also by giving the national television transmitter, TNI, more quality in it's content.