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{{Infobox official 2
| name = Apollo Cerwyn
| image = ApolloCerwyn.jpg
| office 1 = [[List of heads of government of Sabia and Verona|9th]] [[Prime Minister of Sabia and Verona]]
| hos 1 = Monarch
| hos name 1 = [[Tarik of Sabia and Verona|Tarik]]
| hog 1 = Deputy
| hog name 1 = [[Snø Jens|Snø Jens-Galieri]]
| assumed/in 1 = Assumed
| date 1 = 3 June 2019
| predecessor 1 = [[Andrew Blackhorse]]
| successor 1 = 
| office 2 = [[Diplomacy Division (Sabia and Verona)|Secretary of Diplomacy]]
| assumed/in 2 = Assumed
| date 2 = 3 June 2019
| hog 2 = Prime Minister
| hog name 2 = ''Himself''
| predecessor 2 = [[Shounn Virny]]
| successor 2 = 
| assumed/in 3 = In
| hog 3 = Prime Minister
| hog name 3 = [[Shounn Virny]]
| date 3 = 1 October 2016 – 22 May 2017 
| predecessor 3 = Janina Amosiry
| successor 3 = [[Andrew Blackhorse]]
| office 4 = [[Democratic Party (Sabia and Verona)|Leader of the Democratic Party]]
| hog 4 = Deputy
| hog name 4 = [[Snø Jens|Snø Jens-Galieri]]<br />Soraya Hreti
| assumed/in 4 = Assumed
| date 4 = 28 November 2017
| predecessor 4 = ''Party created''
| successor 4 = 
| office 5 = [[Leader of the Opposition (Sabia and Verona)|Leader of the Opposition]]
| hog 5 = Prime Minister
| hog name 5 = [[Noa Dargany]]<br />[[Andrew Blackhorse]]
| assumed/in 5 = In
| date 5 = 22 May 2017 – 3 June 2019
| predecessor 5 = Andrew Blackhorse
| successor 5 = [[Shassel Marlaryen]] 
| office 6 = [[Deputy Prime Minister of Sabia and Verona|Deputy Prime Minister]]
| assumed/in 6 = In
| date 6 = 1 October 2016 – 22 May 2017
| hog 6 = Prime Minister
| hog name 6 = [[Shounn Virny]]
| predecessor 6 = Janina Amosiry
| successor 6 = [[Emmanuel Starlynn]]
| office 7 = [[Left Alliance|Leader of the Left Alliance]]
| assumed/in 7 = In
| date 7 = 10 May 2016 – 28 November 2017
| predecessor 7 = [[Petyr Cohen]]
| successor 7 = ''Party dissolved''
| office 8 = Personal information
| birthname = Apollo Osrik Cerwyn
| citizenship = [[Sabia and Verona|Sabioveronese]]
| nationality = 
| party = [[Democratic Party (Sabia and Verona)|Democratic Party]] {{small|(since 2017)}}
| otherparty = [[Left Alliance]] {{small|(2016–17)}}<br />[[Bakinn]] {{small|(2014–16)}}<br />[[Roots Party]] {{small|(2013–14)}}<br />[[Strawberry Party]] {{small|(2013)}}
| cabinet = [[First Cerwyn cabinet|12th government]]<br />[[Second Cerwyn cabinet|13th government]]
| religion = None {{small|([[w:Atheism|Atheism]])}}
}}
:''In this traditional Sabian name, ''Kodavái'' is the matronymic and ''Keruin'' is the family name.''
'''Apollo Osrik Cerwyn''' ([[Sabian language|Sabian]]: ''abolo-osrik kodavái keruin'') is a [[Sabia and Verona|Sabioveronese]] politician and poet, currently serving as the [[List of heads of government of Sabia and Verona|9th]] [[Prime Minister of Sabia and Verona]]. He is the leader of the [[Democratic Party (Sabia and Verona)|Democratic Party]] (HG), the largest party in the unicameral [[Parliament of Sabia and Verona|Parliament]], and serves as [[Diplomacy Division (Sabia and Verona)|Secretary of Diplomacy]] in his [[Cerwyn cabinet|own cabinet]]. Before leading the Democrats, he led the [[Left Alliance]], the predecessor to the HG, and was [[Leader of the Opposition (Sabia and Verona)|Leader of the parliamentary Opposition]] from 2017 to 2019.

He previously served as [[Deputy Prime Minister of Sabia and Verona|Deputy Prime Minister]] of Sabia and Verona and Secretary of Diplomacy as part of the [[Second Virny cabinet|coalition government]] (2016–17) headed by [[Shounn Virny]]. Cerwyn is a member of the [[Parliament of Sabia and Verona|Sabioveronese Parliament]] representing the multi-member list constituency of [[Alios]].

==Early life==
Cerwyn is a native [[Sabia|Sabian]] of [[Caenia|Caenian]] origin. He is the brother of fellow politician and President of the [[National Bank of Sabia and Verona|National Bank]], Hidram Cerwyn. Despite being originally from Caenia, Cerwyn belongs to the Pashqari minority of Sabia and Verona and moved to [[Tegula]] shortly after the foundation of Sabia and Verona in 2012. He graduated with a degree on law at the University of Elinore in 2013, and earned a second degree on political science from the same University in 2015.

==Early political career==
Cerwyn started his political career in the [[Strawberry Party]]. Though he had brief interactions with the [[Free Suyu Front]], he disliked the extremist nature of the Front's tactics, and favored the peaceful approach of the Strawberry Party. At the [[Sabioveronese general election, May 2013|May 2013 general election]], Cerwyn was elected to serve as ''boxunentir'' of the [[Courts of Sabia and Verona]] for [[Tegula]]. His first term in the Courts were marked by his support of the recognition of the Pashqar language's status as official language in the Kingdom.<ref name=pashqar>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2013/06/04/pashqar-language-official/ "Pashqar language: official"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 4 June 2013. Retrieved 2 October 2016.</ref> 

Cerwyn was a part of the conference that joined the Strawberry Party and the FSF into the [[Roots Party]]. Representing Roots, Cerwyn became Minister for the Environment in the [[Commission for the Preservation of Democracy|Karasal Treaty-forged]] [[Second Bleuberrie cabinet|national unity cabinet]] formed by [[Napoléon Bleuberrie]] following the May 2013 election.<ref name=betrayal>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2016/05/10/a-perfect-betrayal/ "A perfect betrayal: the Left will compete in the south"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 10 May 2016. Retrieved 2 October 2016.</ref> He was succeeded by [[Ryam Piper]].

He joined [[Bakinn|Convergence and Amity]] when Roots split in 2014. For the [[Sabioveronese general election, March 2014|March 2014 general election]], Cerwyn became the PM-candidate of Convergence and Amity.<ref name=electionmarch>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2014/03/20/left-alliance-wins/ "Left Alliance wins the election"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 20 March 2014. Retrieved 2 October 2016.</ref> He led Convergence to win the second place in the election, behind [[Léon Galieri]]'s [[Left Alliance]]. 

==Post-Haronos era==
===Salisse Congress and Left Alliance leadership===
[[File:CongressSalisse.jpg|thumb|right|220px|Photograph of the Congress of Salisse on 18 August 2015; Cerwyn is the third from the left, in front of [[Léon Galieri]].]]
On 16 August 2016, Cerwyn became one of the participants of the [[History of Sabia and Verona|Congress of Salisse]], and as such is credited as a co-author of the [[Constitution of Sabia and Verona|present constitution of Sabia and Verona]]. Upon arriving in [[Alios]], Cerwyn became involved in the Isadoran University of Darmosari, teaching law and political science and giving conferences on the legal development of Sabia and Verona and Sabioveronese history. 

In May 2016 he was selected by Left Alliance members to become the party's next national leader, following the party's merge with Bakinn (Convergence).<ref name=betrayal/><ref name=merge>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2016/04/24/bakinn-merge-left-alliance/ "Bakinn to merge into the Left Alliance"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 24 April 2016. Retrieved 2 October 2016.</ref>

In the [[Sabioveronese general election, 2016|2016 general election]], Cerwyn led the Left Alliance to a third place and a much higher percentage of the popular vote than anticipated in polls.<ref name=election>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2016/09/18/conservative-plurality/ "Decision 2016: Conservatives fall short of majority"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 18 September 2016. Retrieved 2 October 2016.</ref> With no clear majority, the table was set for negotiations between the [[National Artists' Guild]] (DSN), the second-largest party led by [[Prime Minister of Sabia and Verona|Prime Minister]] [[Shounn Virny]], and the Left. Virny and Cerwyn spearheaded the negotiations which culminated on 22 September when it was announced both parties had reached an agreement and would form a coalition government.<ref name=coalition>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2016/09/22/nns-and-left-reach-agreement-to-form-coalition/ "NNS and Left reach agreement to form coalition"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 22 September 2016. Retrieved 2 October 2016.</ref>

On 1 October 2016, Cerwyn assumed the posts of [[Deputy Prime Minister of Sabia and Verona|Deputy PM]] and [[Diplomacy Division (Sabia and Verona)|Secretary of Diplomacy]] in the [[Second Virny cabinet|8th government]].<ref name=cabinet>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2016/10/01/cabinet-takes-office/ "New cabinet takes office"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 1 October 2016.  Retrieved 2 October 2016.</ref>

===Deputy Prime Minister and constitutional reform campaign===
Right from the start, there were tensions within the coalition government.<ref name=botany>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2017/01/10/botany-secretary-resigns-over-controversial-comments/ "Botany Secretary resigns over controversial comments"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 10 January 2017. Retrieved 23 June 2018.</ref> By January 2017, a mere two months after the inauguration of the government, Cerwyn was openly criticizing Virny and the Artists for not "listening to the Left's concerns", namely the topic of constitutional reform.<ref>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2017/01/17/cerwyn-virny-has-not-addressed-the-lefts-concerns/ "Cerwyn: Virny has not addressed the Left's concerns"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 17 January 2017. Retrieved 22 June 2018.</ref> Virny's refusal to consider constitutional reform became a major strain in the coalition, in the aftermath of Leftist cabinet secretary Andreina Rossini over comments criticizing the Prime Minister.<ref name=botany/> It was then that Cerwyn approached the leadership of the [[Liberals (Sabia and Verona)|Liberal Party]] to discuss a possible joint initiative to push for constitutional reform.<ref>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2017/01/21/the-secret-meeting-of-liberals-and-leftists-virny-wasnt-invited-to/ "The secret meeting of Liberals and Leftists Virny wasn't invited to"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 21 January 2017. Retrieved 23 June 2018.</ref> An opportunity was opened for Cerwyn and the Left-Liberal axis with the "La Plata incident" on 25 January, when Virny made a brief one-day visit to the city of [[w:La Plata|La Plata]], [[w:Argentina|Argentina]], on the day an extraordinary session of [[Parliament of Sabia and Verona|Parliament]] was scheduled. The unannounced trip took the government and the nation by surprise, and caused outrage and widespread condemnation.<ref name=laplata>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2017/01/26/enkakourak-takes-day-off-causes-mayhem/ "Enkâkourak takes day off, causes mayhem"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 26 January 2017. Retrieved 23 June 2018.</ref>

Riding the wave of discontent against the PM, the Left and the Liberals orchestrated peaceful demonstrations against Virny and calling for constitutional reform, as well as his resignation. On 14 February, Virny finally gave in and allowed Guild lawmakers to allow a [[Sabioveronese constitutional referendum, 2017|constitutional referendum]] to take place.<ref name=sword>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2017/02/14/between-a-sword-and-a-wall/ "Between a sword and a wall, Virny greenlights constitutional referendum"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 14 February 2017. Retrieved 23 June 2018.</ref> The referendum was held on 5 March 2017, and resulted in a landslide victory for the reformist camp and the resignation of Virny from the leadership of the Artists.<ref>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2017/03/05/constitutional-referendum-yes-option-wins-by-a-landslide/ "Constitutional referendum: 'Yes' option winds by a landslide"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 5 March 2017. Retrieved 23 June 2018.</ref> The [[Sabioveronese Constitutional Assembly|Constitutional Assembly]] formed in the aftermath of the referendum finished writing the [[Constitution of Sabia and Verona|new constitution]] on 20 April 2017.<ref>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2017/04/20/sabia-and-verona-has-a-new-constitution/ "Sabia and Verona has a new constitution"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 20 April 2017. Retrieved 23 June 2018.</ref>

===Opposition leader and foundation of new party===
The [[Sabioveronese general election, 2017|2017 general election]] resulted in major gains for the Left Alliance, which became the second largest force in Parliament with 29.4%. Having ruled out any further collaboration with the Artists, the Left positioned itself as the main Opposition to the new [[First Dargany cabinet|new Liberal government]] led by [[Noa Dargany]]. As the Left's leader, Cerwyn took the position of [[Leader of the Opposition (Sabia and Verona)|leader of the Opposition]].<ref name=dargany2>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2017/05/16/lib-deputy-leader-dargany-not-blackhorse-to-lead-new-government/ "Lib deputy leader Dargany, not Blackhorse, to lead new government"] ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 16 May 2017. Retrieved 17 May 2017.</ref><ref name=parliament>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2017/05/22/parliament-confirms-darganys-government/ "Parliament confirms Dargany's government"] ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 22 May 2017. Retrieved 23 May 2017.</ref>

In October 2017, the Left Alliance entered talks with a dissident faction of the National Artists' Guild, led by [[Snø Jens|Snø Jens-Galieri]].<ref name=weakened>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2017/10/26/artist-guild-weakened-as-faction-leaves-party/ "Artists' Guild weakened as faction leaves party"] ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 26 October 2017. Retrieved 29 November 2017.</ref> Talk of a 'leftist superfront' (so-called because it would group together all the left-leaning forces in Sabia and Verona) had existed since early 2017, when the DSN, once the Kingdom's largest party, began dwindling due to a number of factors.<ref name=bertram>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2017/08/18/bertram-no-leftist-superfront-under-my-watch/ "Bertram: 'No "leftist superfront" under my watch'"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 18 August 2017. Retrieved 29 March 2020.</ref> The [[Democratic Party (Sabia and Verona)|Democratic Party]] (''horói geñkurago'' in [[Sabian language|Sabian]], lit. "Party for the People's Government"; HG) was founded on 28 November 2017, with Cerwyn at its helm.

Under Cerwyn's leadership in the Opposition, the Democrats negotiated extensively with Dargany's government to reach an agreement on the New Frontier plan; Dargany's inability to sway the HG resulted in her losing a leadership spill against [[Andrew Blackhorse]] in late 2018 and the subsequent dissolution of her government.<ref>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2018/10/01/blackhorse-formally-challenges-darganys-party-leadership/ "Blackhorse formally challenges Dargany's party leadership".] ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 1 October 2018. Retrieved 22 April 2020.</ref><ref>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2019/01/16/government-opposition-reach-deal-on-new-frontier/ "Government & opposition reach deal on New Frontier".] ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 16 January 2019. Retrieved 22 April 2020.</ref> Blackhorse's administration finally reached an agreement with the Democrats in 2019, when the New Frontier plan went ahead and the territory of [[Doga Runann]] was claimed by the Kingdom.<ref>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2019/01/23/sabia-and-verona-annexes-new-territories-after-parliament-vote/ "Sabia and Verona annexes new territories after Parliament vote".] ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 23 January 2019. Retrieved 22 April 2020.</ref>

==Premiership==
[[File:Cerwyn pride 2020.jpg|thumb|250px|Cerwyn with a [[w:Rainbow flag|rainbow flag]] celebrating [[w:International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia|International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia]] in 2020.]]
The Democrats were rewarded with their best-ever result at the [[Sabioveronese general election, 2019|2019 general election]], gaining over 55% of the vote and achieving the first parliamentary majority in an election by any political party since [[Sabioveronese general election, 2015|2015]].<ref name=2019election>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2019/05/27/2019-election-democrats-rise-to-victory-as-siv-turns-to-the-left/ "2019 election: Democrats rise to victory as SiV turns to the left"] ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 27 May 2019. Retrieved 17 May 2020.</ref> Cerwyn was shortly afterwards granted the King's mandate to form the [[First Cerwyn cabinet|12th government]] of Sabia and Verona, which took office on 3 June 2019 when it was confirmed by the 5th Parliament in its inaugural session.<ref>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2019/06/03/cerwyn-government-confirmed-in-marathonic-inaugural-session/ "Cerwyn government confirmed in marathonic inaugural session"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 3 June 2019. Retrieved 17 May 2020.</ref> Cerwyn's government saw the return of [[Snø Jens|Snø Jens-Galieri]] to the [[Commerce Division (Sabia and Verona)|Commerce Division]] and Kastor Gevras Drigy to the [[Justice Division (Sabia and Verona)|Justice Division]].

Early into his mandate Cerwyn's government was threatened by internal disagreements over the issue of the Northern regions, which was sparked by education secretary and Democratic Party deputy Soraya Hreti's opinion piece on ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]'', which called the rest of the government to act swiftly on the Northern question.<ref>Hreti, Soraya (11 December 2019. [https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2019/12/11/its-time-we-address-the-unsustainability-of-the-north-soraya-hreti/ "It’s time we address the unsustainability of the North"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. Retrieved 17 May 2020.</ref> Cerwyn later defended Hreti and stated that his government was merely "pluralistic in views".<ref>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2019/12/18/cerwyn-stands-by-hreti-says-government-is-pluralistic-in-views/ "Cerwyn stands by Hreti, says government is “pluralistic in views”"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 18 December 2019. Retrieved 17 May 2020.</ref> Cerwyn would later mandate the establishment of a special parliamentary commission to assess the situation and deliver a non-binding verdict on how the government should proceed on the Northern question.<ref>[https://www.instagram.com/p/B-GDRN9AcPD/ "kuraginán saroi atanoboka gai iderám hosenarinnán akoná"]. ''[[mbirág aliosin]]'' (in Sabian). 23 March 2020. Retrieved 17 May 2020.</ref>

In December 2019 Cerwyn's cabinet spearheaded the campaign to amend the [[Constitution of Sabia and Verona|2017 Constitution]] for the first time since its adoption in order to make the [[w:Spanish language|Spanish]] text fully gender-neutral and extend by one year the term of magistrates of the judiciary;<ref>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2019/12/18/government-to-push-for-constitutional-amendment-to-make-text-gender-neutral/ "Government to push for constitutional amendment to make text gender-neutral"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 18 December 2019. Retrieved 17 May 2020.</ref> the amendments were subjected to a [[Sabioveronese constitutional referendum, 2020|popular referendum]] in which they all passed by an ample margin.<ref>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2020/01/14/voters-approve-constitutional-amendments-in-delayed-referendum/ "Voters approve constitutional amendments in delayed referendum"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 14 January 2020. Retrieved 17 May 2020.</ref> Cerwyn was credited for opening dialogue channels with the opposition, led by [[Shounn Virny]], to allow the amendment proposals to pass through Parliament with relatively unanimous support.<ref>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2019/12/23/amendment-proposal-gets-parliamentary-approval/ "Amendment proposal gets parliamentary approval"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 23 December 2019. Retrieved 17 May 2020.</ref> 

Toward the end of 2019 the government released the Jens-Galieri report (so named as it was elaborated by Snø Jens-Galieri), the first integral economic report in Sabia and Verona since 2016; the report noted a moderate growth of Sabia and Verona's economy.<ref>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2020/01/03/jens-galieri-report-govt-spending-grew-and-private-investment-sank-in-2019/ "Jens-Galieri report: gov't spending grew and private investment sank in 2019"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 3 January 2020. Retrieved 17 May 2020.</ref>

==Personal life==
Cerwyn is an [[w:Atheism|atheist]]. He speaks [[Sabian language|Sabian]] natively and was a proponent of the introduction of Pashqar in the everyday culture and society of Sabia and Verona. He became a member of the Pashqar Language Authority in 2014, and was one of the authorities who declared the language extinct in 2015. 

He is rumoured to have dated both Democrat MP Andreina Rossini and Liberal MP [[Shassel Marlaryen]].<ref name=rumour>[https://sivfonografo.wordpress.com/2016/09/11/mayor-judge-the-perpetual-goyo-and-the-gossip-of-it-all-the-2016-campaign-so-far/ "Mayor Judge, the perpetual Goyo and the gossip of it all: the 2016 campaign so far"]. ''[[The SiV Phonograph]]''. 11 September 2016.  Retrieved 2 October 2016.</ref>

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