Rio Grande Republic
Rio Grande Republic República del Río Grande (Spanish) | |||||||
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Capital | Guadalupe City | ||||||
Official languages | English, Spanish | ||||||
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Demonym(s) | Rio Grandense, Tejano | ||||||
Government | Unitary presidential republic under a totalitarian dictatorship | ||||||
• President | Sanchez | ||||||
Legislature | Senate of the Republic | ||||||
Unrecognized State | |||||||
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• Citizens | 22 | ||||||
HDI (2018) | 0.907 very high | ||||||
Currency | United States Dollar, Mexican Peso | ||||||
Time zone | Central Standard Time (CST) | ||||||
Date format | mm/dd/yyyy | ||||||
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The Rio Grande Republic (RGR), is an internationally unrecognized breakaway state located in South Texas.
Etymology
The name "Rio Grande Republic" comes from the name of the Rio Grande River, which flows adjacent to the nation.
History
Rio Grande Republic (2023-present)
The Rio Grande Republic formally declared its independence from the United States on October 9, 2023. The Rio Grandense Declaration of Independence was signed by President Sanchez in the town of San Judas, which would go on to be known as the birthplace of the Rio Grande Republic. Guadalupe City, which was founded around the same time, would become the nation's de facto capital. The Rio Grande Republic's independence was entirely peaceful, however it would remain unrecognized by other nations.
On September 6, 2024, President Sanchez began working on a constitution and on formally creating a government for the country. On September 8, 2024, he ratified the first Constitution of the Rio Grande Republic. It is composed of a preamble and seven articles, outlining the frame of the country's brand new government as well as general provisions.
On September 22, 2024, the Grand order of the DR is the first nation to recognize the Rio Grande Republic after signing a treaty of friendship and recognition.
Politics and government
As ordained by the constitution, the Government of the Rio Grande Republic is split into three branches: the Legislative, the Executive and the Judicial branch. The Legislative Branch is the Senate, which has the power to create new bills, laws and acts. The Executive Branch is the President, who holds total power over the country. He is responsible for diplomatic relations with foreign nations and commanding the army. All bills, laws and acts created by the Senate must first be approved by him before taking effect. The Judicial branch is the Central Court, which interprets the country's laws and handles all civil and criminal cases that occur within the Republic.
Law and order
As of yet, the Rio Grande Republic does not have an official police force. It is the duty of the country's military to enforce the law and maintain peace and order.
Foreign relations
While the Rio Grande Republic currently only formally recognizes the Grand Order of DR, the president also associates with the leaders of the Sohnland, Libertalia, New Strathclyde and Cycoldia.
Signed Treaties and Recognition
Nations that the Rio Grande Republic has signed a recognition treaty with
- Grand Order of The Dane Republic, September 22, 2024
Geography and climate
The Rio Grande Republic is situated on the Texas border with the Mexican state of Tamaulipas. It enjoys a warm subtropical climate with temperatures usually reaching around 90° Fahrenheit. (32° Celsius)
Economy
As of now the nation is closed off from the rest of the world, with no trade occurring with outside nations.
The government has yet to release the nation's own official currency. All transactions within the Republic are made with United States Dollars.
Culture and media
The Rio Grande Republic has a dominant Mexican culture, with 100% of the population being Mexican or of Mexican descent. However American culture is also present with citizens consuming American culture and entertainment
Religion
Being 100% Catholic, all of the nation's inhabitants practice the Christian faith. Walking around the nation's gardens you can find monuments to figures such as San Judas Tadeo or the Virgin Mary. A Rio Grandense household is typically going to have this same religious imagery as well as crosses on the walls and candles with saints on them.
Sports
Sports are popular in the Rio Grande Republic with the two most popular sports being American Football and Boxing. Citizens of the country love viewing the NFL and the Super Bowl the most. With family gatherings dedicated to watching the game often being hosted on Sundays. The majority of the nation roots for the Dallas Cowboys. Citizens also enjoy viewing Boxing matches and UFC fights on television. Soccer has a small following in the nation as well, with citizens rooting for C.D. Guadalajara or "las Chivas" but the population has shifted towards favoring Football.
Music
Mexican and American music are both enjoyed within the Republic. Citizens commonly listen to genres such as regional mexican, rap, hiphop and rock.
See also
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External links
Official government account on X: @RGR_Gob_Oficial
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