Nation/San Isicio
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| Republic of San Isicio República San Isicio
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| Motto: "Libre Para Siempre" "Forever Free" |
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| Anthem: "Coasts of Isicio" | |||
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| Region | The Alliance of Dictators | ||
| Capital | San Isicio City | ||
| Official languages | Spanish, Englisha | ||
| Recognised national languages | Portugueseb | ||
| Demonym | Isicianc | ||
| Government | Single-party republic | ||
| - | President | Nicolás Brabandera | |
| - | Vice-president | Katerina de Viglis | |
| Legislature | Parliament | ||
| - | Upper house | Senate | |
| - | Lower house | House of Representatives | |
| History | |||
| - | Discovery | 1672 | |
| - | Albian settling and colonization | 1744 | |
| - | Independence from Albion | 23rd of June 1955 | |
| Area | |||
| - | Total | 5,322 km2 2,054.8 sq mi |
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| - | Water (%) | 8.9% | |
| Population | |||
| - | 2014 estimate | 849,392 | |
| - | Density | 159.6/km2 413.4/sq mi |
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| GDP (PPP) | 2014 estimate | ||
| - | Total | NS$28.554 billion | |
| - | Per capita | NS$21,253 | |
| GDP (nominal) | 2014 estimate | ||
| - | Total | NS$27.413 billion | |
| - | Per capita | NS$20,959 | |
| Gini (2014) | 32.9 medium |
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| HDI (2014) | 0.810 very high |
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| Currency | Isician Peso (IsP) |
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| Time zone | Eastern Caribbean (UTC-4) | ||
| Date format | dd ˘ mm ˘ yyyy | ||
| Drives on the | left | ||
| Calling code | 97 | ||
| ISO 3166 code | SIC | ||
| Internet TLD | .sis | ||
| a. | English is the language spoken in the Parliament as a remainder from the Albian colonial administration from before 1955, and is currencly used as communication between officials and smaller ethnic groups such as the Portuguese. | ||
| b. | Recognised as a local language in some neighbourhoods in San Isicio City, due to the high number of ethnic Portuguese living in the nation. | ||
| c. | Samisician untill 1973, changed to Isician due to pronounciation issues for some foreign languages and the wide use of the denonym Isician before the 1973 denonym reform. | ||
