Acting Prime Minister Discusses New Constitution
By Adam Greory
28th November 2008

Yesterday, the Paranorian Times spoke with Acting Prime Minister Stewart Johnson about Paranor’s direction over the course of the next few months. We can exclusively reveal that former leaders of the Paranor Movement for Democracy have completed the first draft of the nation’s new constitution which the Prime Minister believes “offers significant progress to the Republic’s development”.

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The Republic of Paranor Island is a small island nation off the west coast of Wales and east coast of Ireland, in the Irish Sea. It was one of the world’s oldest and most powerful monarchies with the last ruler being King Donaill II of the House of Leah. It is now a republic and is being run by a provisional government until elections can be held.

History

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Paranor Isand has a long and culturally rich history that you can read about here.

Government and Politics

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Presently, Paranor is run by a provisional government until a constitution is passed and elections can be held.

Geography, climate, and environment

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Paranor Island has a mild Oceanic climate with weather rarely reaching extremes. Rainfall typically reaches about 800mm a year with 2,500mm being the highest amount ever recorded. Average temperature for the year is about 11°C. The highest ever recorded temperature was 37°C (1938) and the lowest was -14°C (1899).

Economy

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Military

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Demographics

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Culture

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Transport

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Paranor Island has a very developed transport system, focused on both public and private forms of transport. The Department of Transport is in charge of all transport projects within the state and also operate all of the country's toll roads. The Island has a broad, high quality motorway system with links to all major cities and towns. Smaller towns are usually linked to the motorway system by dual-carriageways or high quality roads. Since 1990, the Department of Transport has spent over £80billion on public transport, with all major cities now possessing light rail systems, as well as heavy commuter rail. The Department of Transport also operates all public transport under it's executive arm, Paranor Transport.