WHAT IS THE SENATE?

The Senate is the highest governing body in Porto Capital. It is made up of thirty direct-elected representatives for five-year terms. It's sessions are organised by the President. The Senate is in session on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and also when an Emergency Session is called by the President. The Senators have the task of deciding which items should be voted upon and when. They may also decide which items should or shouldn't be given time to be debated upon. The Senate may pass legislation, which applies to the whole of the nation, as well as appoint the Ministers. The Senate may overrule decisions made by the President.

WHO ARE THE SENATORS?

There are thirty Senators, ten from each of the three states: By the State of Extremo: Cláudio Val Shez, Peter Daví Uoz, Juan da Oliveira Costa, Luíz Cubija Netto, Júlio Vaz-Mendel, Guilherme Almeida Cunha, Manuel Sena da Silva, Pollianna da Costa-Britto, Patrícia Gide Paula and Marco Antônio de Sousa.
By the State of Guetaso: Renato Aguilar de Andrade, Maria Lopez da Cunha, Juan Havelan Bandersar, Olivier Juan Shumbar, Tiago Ruiame Oliveira, André Shataprete Yuvin, Carlos Silva Shuberveli, Khadija Ibram al'Festemir, Priscila Carmon Shalvete and Marcelina Paluri Bernardes.
By the State of Bajapez: Pedro Parente Fox, Emília Shin Estevez, Carlos Rio Castro, Elias Tomás Salvo, Ibrahim al'Kasser Ord, Marcel Alves Alvares, José Machado Coelho, Joana Abrinc Serra, Gisele Ambrósia Miquerina and Gil Gomes Aquiagoran.