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Government

The supreme - and only - national level government in Abakia is the Soviet (Savjet, Совет) itself, a council made up of forty representatives, direct-elected for four-year terms. The Soviet accumulates the functions normally delegated to both the Executive and Legislative branches in other nations: it is capable of passing and repelling legislation, conducting the country's diplomatic policies, etc. Every decision must be put on vote and approved by at least twenty-one (that is, half plus one) of its members.

The current Soviet members are:

Lavrenti Kzani Dersu Uzala
Alexander Nevskij Konstantin Skripiniki
Igor Kush Grigori Nepi
Saleva Shara Ana Uzala
Ana Aty Abildin Jarbakahn
Nila Nuham Karia Tuyakbai
Leonid Kahnbet Mikhail Kahn
Grigori Bashliki Gru Ogam
Ivan Sherkalin Miram Tursana
Mria Niyazi Ali Fedorov
Ariela Mazhilin Igor Uraibay
Neva Volgoti Yusuf Sharip
Enver Dugashi Bil Hamadani
Pipil Kahn Serg Uzbeki
Alexander Sinclair Arandela Abat
Daule Kradiva Ivana Turlikahn
Liev Bronst Aurora Potenkina
Iossif Vizari Vladimir Jalybin
Sergei Baigeldi Dauleta Kadirova
Lana Lazarenko Yuri Karimov

Nominated by the Soviet are the Offices, responsible for the day-by-day running of the country. The Offices and their directors are:

Office of Education, Culture and Sports: Vassili Zaitsevinishi
Office of Defense and Intelligence: Anton Eklani
Office of Agriculture and Fishing: Elena Mikhoi
Office of Public Works and Engineering: Piotr Ranzinza
Office of Industry, Electricity, Mining and Labor: Ax Kazaki
Office of Communications: Almatu Dinmukhamed
Office of Transportation and Tourism: Aliba Kurmana
Office of Judicial Affairs: Eny Doputeirova
Office of Economy, Finances and Trade: Eugene Zheni

The cities are run by a mayor, also direct-elected for four-year terms. The mayors may take part on the Soviet sessions, although they can not vote. Also, there is no intermediate (that is, state or provincial) government between the cities and the Soviet.

Politics in Abakia are driven based on the three supreme ideals of Democracy, Justice and Peace. Democracy implies that the Abaki Soviet is a democratic country and a market economy, repudiating any type of non-democratic systems. Justice is a complement of Democracy, meaning that no Abaki citizen is greater than any other and all are subject to the law. And Peace comes with Justice, meaning that Abakia will guide its foreign and internal policies on the peaceful resolution of conflicts.