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PEOPLE
HOW IS THE
PORTOCAPITALIAN PEOPLE?
On the times of
the Mauretanian Empire, the Portocapitalian people had no much problems
in life. However, the quality of life dropped significantly since the
Empire's fall. Although the former Brolecian and Extreman governments
raised the people's quality of life, it has improved much better since
the Peaceful Revolution. Unemployment, illiteracy, all the problems
which other nations have also exist in Porto Capital, although much less
than in other countries.
RELIGION
About 54% of our people
follows Cruisanism, most of them by the Portocapitalian Cruisan Church,
former Imperial Mauretanian Church. Other 31% follows Mounism, nearly
all on the less conservative Mauretanian Sect, a heritage from the times
of the Empire. Others 9% are followers of Mezapatism, an indigenous
religion, heired from the former Mezapatani civilization which lived on
the Bajapeian Jungle from 2800 BP until their assimilation by
Longerathian colonizers in 50 AP. Also, some 6% follows no
religion.
LANGUAGE
Extreman, spoken by 43%, is
the nation's most widely spoken language. Extreman has it's origins on
the old Extreman civilization. It is very closely related to the others
Liliance languages, although it is a highly distorted one.
Partogees, also known as
Arosian or Moranguese, is spoken by some 31% of our people, most of them
on the state of Guetaso. Spaneesh, also known as Sanpatrician, is spoken
by 23%, on the state of Bajapez.
There are also pockets of
Ingallish-speakers on the city of Ingália Extrema, Orabic arround Oran,
Mezapati arround the city of Mezapata, and also local
dialects.
Due to the problems caused by
the usage of so many languages in just one nation, the government is on
a major campaign to incentivate the people to learn the Aro-Extreman
dialect and adopt it as the nation's Lingua
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