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Government and legal system

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	''Chamber of Deputies:'' The “lower house” of the Federal Legislature consists of 320 seats, with each state of Huenya allotted 80 seats. As a body “of the people”, the Chamber of Deputies is supposed to represent all Huenyans regardless of their ethnic background. The purpose of the Chamber of Deputies, as defined in the Huenyan Constitution, is to provide Huenyans who are not of noble birth a voice in governing their nation, and also to “advance the cause of Huenyan unification and transcending tribalism.”		''Chamber of Deputies:'' The “lower house” of the Federal Legislature consists of 320 seats, with each state of Huenya allotted 80 seats. As a body “of the people”, the Chamber of Deputies is supposed to represent all Huenyans regardless of their ethnic background. The purpose of the Chamber of Deputies, as defined in the Huenyan Constitution, is to provide Huenyans who are not of noble birth a voice in governing their nation, and also to “advance the cause of Huenyan unification and transcending tribalism.”

	Elections for the Chamber of Deputies, as well as ~~regional~~ legislatures and governorships and municipal positions, are held every three years, on the first day of June, during the same elections that select the President and Vice-President.		Elections for the Chamber of Deputies, as well as state legislatures and governorships and municipal positions, are held every three years, on the first day of June, during the same elections that select the President and Vice-President.

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Government and legal system

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	''Chamber of Deputies:'' The “lower house” of the Federal Legislature consists of 320 seats, with each state of Huenya allotted 80 seats. As a body “of the people”, the Chamber of Deputies is supposed to represent all Huenyans regardless of their ethnic background. The purpose of the Chamber of Deputies, as defined in the Huenyan Constitution, is to provide Huenyans who are not of noble birth a voice in governing their nation, and also to “advance the cause of Huenyan unification and transcending tribalism.”		''Chamber of Deputies:'' The “lower house” of the Federal Legislature consists of 320 seats, with each state of Huenya allotted 80 seats. As a body “of the people”, the Chamber of Deputies is supposed to represent all Huenyans regardless of their ethnic background. The purpose of the Chamber of Deputies, as defined in the Huenyan Constitution, is to provide Huenyans who are not of noble birth a voice in governing their nation, and also to “advance the cause of Huenyan unification and transcending tribalism.”

	Elections for the Chamber of Deputies, as well as regional legislatures and governorships and municipal positions, are held every three years, on the ~~last~~ day of ~~December~~, during the same elections that select the President and Vice-President.		Elections for the Chamber of Deputies, as well as regional legislatures and governorships and municipal positions, are held every three years, on the first day of June, during the same elections that select the President and Vice-President.

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	''Chamber of Deputies:'' The “lower house” of the Federal Legislature consists of 320 seats, with each ~~region~~ of Huenya allotted 80 seats~~, subdivided into 4 sub-regions with 20 seats per sub-region~~. As a body “of the people”, the Chamber of Deputies is supposed to represent all Huenyans regardless of their ethnic background. The purpose of the Chamber of Deputies, as defined in the Huenyan Constitution, is to provide Huenyans who are not of noble birth a voice in governing their nation, and also to “advance the cause of Huenyan unification and transcending tribalism.”		''Chamber of Deputies:'' The “lower house” of the Federal Legislature consists of 320 seats, with each state of Huenya allotted 80 seats. As a body “of the people”, the Chamber of Deputies is supposed to represent all Huenyans regardless of their ethnic background. The purpose of the Chamber of Deputies, as defined in the Huenyan Constitution, is to provide Huenyans who are not of noble birth a voice in governing their nation, and also to “advance the cause of Huenyan unification and transcending tribalism.”

	Elections for the Chamber of Deputies, as well as regional legislatures and governorships and municipal positions, are held every three years, on the last day of December, during the same elections that select the President and Vice-President.		Elections for the Chamber of Deputies, as well as regional legislatures and governorships and municipal positions, are held every three years, on the last day of December, during the same elections that select the President and Vice-President.

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	''Chamber of Executives:'' Each region of Huenya is led by a tlahtoāni of noble birth, who represents one of Huenya’s four original tribes. The tlahtoāni of each region serves as its representative to the Chamber of Executives, the “upper house” of the national legislature. Xiomerans living in the Xiomeran Autonomous ~~Homeland~~ are led by the sovereign of Xiomera prior to the Second Xiomeran Civil War. The purpose of the Chamber of Executives, as spelled out in the Huenyan Constitution, is to ensure that the interests of each of Huenya’s original four ethnic groups are properly represented and protected.		''Chamber of Executives:'' Each region of Huenya is led by a tlahtoāni of noble birth, who represents one of Huenya’s four original tribes. The tlahtoāni of each region serves as its representative to the Chamber of Executives, the “upper house” of the national legislature. Xiomerans living in the Xiomeran Autonomous State are led by the sovereign of Xiomera prior to the Second Xiomeran Civil War. The purpose of the Chamber of Executives, as spelled out in the Huenyan Constitution, is to ensure that the interests of each of Huenya’s original four ethnic groups are properly represented and protected.

	In the event of a deadlock within the Chamber of Executives, the Chief Justice of the Huenyan Federal Court is called in to break the tie.		In the event of a deadlock within the Chamber of Executives, the Chief Justice of the Huenyan Federal Court is called in to break the tie.

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	* Tlahtoāni of the ~~Xiomeran Autonomous Region~~: Yauhmi		* Tlahtoāni of the Xiomerans: Yauhmi
	* Tlahtoāni of the Tepiltzin ~~Region~~: Cusuyo		* Tlahtoāni of the Tepiltzin: Cusuyo
	* Tlahtoāni of the Itotemoc ~~Region~~: Sirua		* Tlahtoāni of the Itotemoc: Sirua
	* Tlahtoāni of the Necatli ~~Region~~: Macochu		* Tlahtoāni of the Necatli: Macochu
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	The judicial system consists of multiple courts with differing levels of jurisdiction. Trial courts (teccalli) hear civil and criminal cases. Appellate courts (tlaxitlán) review appeals from the teccalli. The Federation Courts System maintains its own constabulary that works with local and national police to serve summons and make arrests for noncompliance with those summons. Huenyan judges are appointed for life, but must take biennial tests to ensure their knowledge of the law as well as their mental fitness. Judges who fail those tests can be removed under Huenyan law. The Huenyan judiciary is also policed by a special branch of the national civil service to ensure honesty, ethical practice and impartiality. Huenyan judges who breach legal or ethical lines are removed from office, and can also face fines and imprisonment for severe breaches of the law. In other aspects, Huenya's legal system is similar to other countries. Double jeopardy is not allowed, trials are required to occur in a timely fashion, and the accused have the right to have attorneys assist them. All cases are tried publicly, and under oath, and defendants can request trial by jury.		The judicial system consists of multiple courts with differing levels of jurisdiction. Trial courts (teccalli) hear civil and criminal cases. Appellate courts (tlaxitlán) review appeals from the teccalli. The Federation Courts System maintains its own constabulary that works with local and national police to serve summons and make arrests for noncompliance with those summons. Huenyan judges are appointed for life, but must take biennial tests to ensure their knowledge of the law as well as their mental fitness. Judges who fail those tests can be removed under Huenyan law. The Huenyan judiciary is also policed by a special branch of the national civil service to ensure honesty, ethical practice and impartiality. Huenyan judges who breach legal or ethical lines are removed from office, and can also face fines and imprisonment for severe breaches of the law. In other aspects, Huenya's legal system is similar to other countries. Double jeopardy is not allowed, trials are required to occur in a timely fashion, and the accused have the right to have attorneys assist them. All cases are tried publicly, and under oath, and defendants can request trial by jury.

			Outside the federal level, Huenya is divided into four states (Necatli State, Itotemoc State, Tepiltzin State, and the Xiomeran Autonomous State). Each state is led by an elected governor, elected on the same election cycle as other Huenyan officials. Each state is further subdivided into five counties, which are themselves further subdivided into numerous municipalities.
	~~Education~~

	==Military==		==Military==

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Education

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	The history of higher education in Huenya began in 1889, when Xiomeran Empress Camaxtica launched the Imperial University System of Xiomera. The IUS institutions in Huenya separated and became the Huenyan National University System (HNU) after independence. The HNU schools are open admission, and offer a sliding scale for tuition and associated costs based on a student's income and family wealth.		The history of higher education in Huenya began in 1889, when Xiomeran Empress Camaxtica launched the Imperial University System of Xiomera. The IUS institutions in Huenya separated and became the Huenyan National University System (HNU) after independence. The HNU schools are open admission, and offer a sliding scale for tuition and associated costs based on a student's income and family wealth.

	Private schools were legalized in Huenya after independence, and a large number of new private schools and colleges have arisen in just the past few years. They range from institutions that are small standalone entities to large private systems run by different religious groups and no-religious entities. Private schools and universities affiliated with different political and social movements are also common, as are institutions run by large private educational corporations such as Huenya's Choice and the Light of Learning Corporation. Regardless of public or private status, all Huenyan schools must meet basic standards set by the Huenyan Department of Education. Homeschooling is not currently allowed in Huenya, a subject of strong debate within the country.		Private schools were legalized in Huenya after independence, and a large number of new private schools and colleges have arisen in just the past few years. They range from institutions that are small standalone entities to large private systems run by different religious groups and non-religious entities. Private schools and universities affiliated with different political and social movements are also common, as are institutions run by large private educational corporations such as Huenya's Choice and the Light of Learning Corporation. Regardless of public or private status, all Huenyan schools must meet basic standards set by the Huenyan Department of Education. Homeschooling is not currently allowed in Huenya, a subject of strong debate within the country.

	==Religion==		==Religion==

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Demographics

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 Huenya has a relatively high fertility rate of 3.903 as of July 2020. The country also has a relatively young population, with the median age of 24.5 years for males and 26 years for females as of July 2020. The Huenyan cultural preference for larger families, coupled with a longstanding push by the former Xiomeran government to boost the population in order to continue to fuel the consumption-based national economy, are believed to be the reasons for this trend. After the civil war, in the aftermath of independence, the Huenyan government began taking measures to curb the birth rate due to the nation's economic difficulties.
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 The judicial system consists of multiple courts with differing levels of jurisdiction. Trial courts (teccalli) hear civil and criminal cases. Appellate courts (tlaxitlán) review appeals from the teccalli. The Federation Courts System maintains its own constabulary that works with local and national police to serve summons and make arrests for noncompliance with those summons. Huenyan judges are appointed for life, but must take biennial tests to ensure their knowledge of the law as well as their mental fitness. Judges who fail those tests can be removed under Huenyan law. The Huenyan judiciary is also policed by a special branch of the national civil service to ensure honesty, ethical practice and impartiality. Huenyan judges who breach legal or ethical lines are removed from office, and can also face fines and imprisonment for severe breaches of the law. In other aspects, Huenya's legal system is similar to other countries. Double jeopardy is not allowed, trials are required to occur in a timely fashion, and the accused have the right to have attorneys assist them. All cases are tried publicly, and under oath, and defendants can request trial by jury.
 ==Military==

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corrected and updated judicial section

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	The judicial branch of the Huenyan government is known as the Federation Courts System. It consists of local, regional and federal courts. The highest court in the land is the Huenyan Federal Court. By Federation law, each of the four Huenyan ethnic groups holds a seat on the ~~Supreme~~ Court. A person of non-Huenyan ancestry also holds a seat on the Court, in recognition of the growing multicultural population of Huenya. Federal Court judges are nominated by the ~~Vice-Speaker~~ and approved by the Federal Legislature. They serve life terms, but can be removed by a vote of the Federal Legislature if they are found to be unfit for the bench for either medical reasons or reasons of corruption. The Federal Court serves both as the highest court of Huenya and as a constitutional court.		The judicial branch of the Huenyan government is known as the Federation Courts System. It consists of local, regional and federal courts. The highest court in the land is the Huenyan Federal Court. By Federation law, each of the four Huenyan ethnic groups holds a seat on the Federal Court. A person of non-Huenyan ancestry also holds a seat on the Court, in recognition of the growing multicultural population of Huenya. Federal Court judges are nominated by the President and approved by the Federal Legislature. They serve life terms, but can be removed by a vote of the Federal Legislature if they are found to be unfit for the bench for either medical reasons or reasons of corruption. The Federal Court serves both as the highest court of Huenya and as a constitutional court.

	''Huenyan Federal Court:''		''Huenyan Federal Court:''

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Huenya during Xiomeran rule

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	Throughout the centuries-long rule over the western half of Huenya by the Xiomeran Empire, the western half of Huenya was essentially treated as a colony by Xiomeran rulers. Xiomeran resettlement in western Huenya would make the Itotemoc, Tepiltzin and Necatli ethnic minorities in their own homelands. Society in western Huenya eventually developed into a defacto caste system, in which ethnic Xiomerans held the majority of wealth and dominant positions in virtually every field.		Throughout the centuries-long rule over the western half of Huenya by the Xiomeran Empire, the western half of Huenya was essentially treated as a colony by Xiomeran rulers. Xiomeran resettlement in western Huenya would make the Itotemoc, Tepiltzin and Necatli ethnic minorities in their own homelands. Society in western Huenya eventually developed into a defacto caste system, in which ethnic Xiomerans held the majority of wealth and dominant positions in virtually every field.

	The teaching of anything related to the Itotemoc, Tepiltzin or Necatli cultures would be forbidden by the Xiomeran government, which was seeking to establish the Xiomeran culture as the dominant one in the land. These efforts would backfire beginning in the 1960s, with the rise of the idea of pan-Huenyanism. The concept of pan-Huenyanism, which considers all four tribes of Huenya to be a single people with a destiny to unite the entire ~~island~~ in a single democratic and equal state, was a direct challenge to the ideas of Xiomeran meritocracy and the "superiority" of Xiomeran culture. Supporters of the pan-Huenyan ideal would become the force keeping the idea of a Huenyan state free of Xiomeran domination alive despite the best efforts of the Imperial government to root it out.		The teaching of anything related to the Itotemoc, Tepiltzin or Necatli cultures would be forbidden by the Xiomeran government, which was seeking to establish the Xiomeran culture as the dominant one in the land. These efforts would backfire beginning in the 1960s, with the rise of the idea of pan-Huenyanism. The concept of pan-Huenyanism, which considers all four tribes of Huenya to be a single people with a destiny to unite the entire subcontinent in a single democratic and equal state, was a direct challenge to the ideas of Xiomeran meritocracy and the "superiority" of Xiomeran culture. Supporters of the pan-Huenyan ideal would become the force keeping the idea of a Huenyan state free of Xiomeran domination alive despite the best efforts of the Imperial government to root it out.

	===The Second Xiomeran Civil War and Huenyan independence===		===The Second Xiomeran Civil War and Huenyan independence===

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	* Kaarel Sepp		* Kaarel Sepp

	If the Federal court deadlocks, the tie is broken by the ~~Cihuacōātl, a role that links directly back to the ancient responsibilities~~ of ~~that position as a supreme judge~~.		If the Federal court deadlocks, the tie is broken by the President of Huenya.

	The judicial system consists of multiple courts with differing levels of jurisdiction. Trial courts (teccalli) hear civil and criminal cases. Appellate courts (tlaxitlán) review appeals from the teccalli. The Federation Courts System maintains its own constabulary that works with local and national police to serve summons and make arrests for noncompliance with those summons. Huenyan judges are appointed for life, but must take biennial tests to ensure their knowledge of the law as well as their mental fitness. Judges who fail those tests can be removed under Huenyan law. The Huenyan judiciary is also policed by a special branch of the national civil service to ensure honesty, ethical practice and impartiality. Huenyan judges who breach legal or ethical lines are removed from office, and can also face fines and imprisonment for severe breaches of the law. In other aspects, Huenya's legal system is similar to other countries. Double jeopardy is not allowed, trials are required to occur in a timely fashion, and the accused have the right to have attorneys assist them. All cases are tried publicly, and under oath, and defendants can request trial by jury.		The judicial system consists of multiple courts with differing levels of jurisdiction. Trial courts (teccalli) hear civil and criminal cases. Appellate courts (tlaxitlán) review appeals from the teccalli. The Federation Courts System maintains its own constabulary that works with local and national police to serve summons and make arrests for noncompliance with those summons. Huenyan judges are appointed for life, but must take biennial tests to ensure their knowledge of the law as well as their mental fitness. Judges who fail those tests can be removed under Huenyan law. The Huenyan judiciary is also policed by a special branch of the national civil service to ensure honesty, ethical practice and impartiality. Huenyan judges who breach legal or ethical lines are removed from office, and can also face fines and imprisonment for severe breaches of the law. In other aspects, Huenya's legal system is similar to other countries. Double jeopardy is not allowed, trials are required to occur in a timely fashion, and the accused have the right to have attorneys assist them. All cases are tried publicly, and under oath, and defendants can request trial by jury.