Imperial Portuguese Federation

Basics
The Imperial Portuguese Federation (IPF) is a UNBCA member state and the successor state to the Portuguese Empire, which was established in May 2027. The nation is considered to be a mega-state, major world power, and a major member of the UNBCA, with the IPF holding the position of Vice Secretary General. Territories of the IPF are: Brazil, Portugal, Uruguay, Angola, Mozambique, Guinea-Bissau, The Ivory Coast, Portuguese Arabia, The Maldives, and others.

Government
Governing such a large and diverse state is quite a challenge. The IPF's government is classified as a semi-constitutional monarchy with a parliament and prime minister. The current monarch of the IPF is King Manuel III, while the PM of the nation is Antonio Costa. His Majesty Manuel III holds many powers in the government, such as the ability to veto new laws, establish new laws/royal decrees, go to war, and fire/appoint new ministers. The IPF parliament is made up of 375 seats and is made up of various parties and coalitions. Their are few banned parties in the IPF, and the parliament contains many "radical" organizations such as fascists, anarchists, and communists. The Imperial Parliament is located in Lisbon, Portugal. Currently, the Democratic Party is the ruling part in parliament, however, this may soon change with the formation of the Right-Wing Coalition and the increasing popularity of Democratic Socialism.

Economy
The economy of the IPF is, to no one's surprise, immensely large. With the nation owning various recourse-rich and open for development territories (ie. Brazil), it is assumed that in the coming years the economy of the IPF will grow exponentially. This news has prompted the IPF to begin huge development & engineering projects, which have provided millions of jobs to citizens. Currently, the GDP of the IPF is 4.771 trillion, however, this number is expected to potentially triple in the coming years.