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Revision as of 08:13, 31 July 2025

Government of La Rossa

The Flag of La Rossa
Overview
State Republic of La Rossa
Leader Alessandro Spadi (Dux)
Advisors Advisory Council
Headquarters Miglio Family Palace,
Padeno (current)
Annual Budget 87.3 billion argottos

Dux Giulio Moretti

The current composition of the Advisory Council

The Government of La Rossa is the central executive authority of the Republic of La Rossa. It is headed by the Dux, who serves as the nation's head of state and head of government, and is elected democratically in a national elections. Unlike most democratic republics, La Rossa's government has no rigid or formally defined structure, instead taking its role through a long tradition of the Dux's near-absolute authority in decision-making. As a result, although recognized long-standing institutions exist to carry out the decrees of Duxes past and present, such institutions may be created or abolished through short process.

Within the government, all formal power rests within the Dux, although over the years several institutions have had officials elected or appointed to oversee the nation's functioning, especially after the nation's industrialization. Following the aftermath of the Spirit Revolution, the five-member Advisory Council was established with the ability to override the Dux's decisions, although the Dux is the only one with the power to put forward a decree. The members of the Advisory Council, unlike the Dux, are elected locally, and represent the city-provinces from which the Dux does not rule.

Powers

Institutions, structure and functioning