Latin Americans in Occitania

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Latin Americans in Occitania

Total population

5
7.25% of the total Occitanian population

Regions with significant populations

Citizens living abroad	3
Tagtabazar	2

Languages

Religion

Latin Americans are an ethnic minority group in Occitania.

Popular Union of Occitania

Government
•
Constitution

Political bodies	Vergadering‎‎ (+acts) • Governors • Elections • Ministries • Codex Occitania

Politicians	Babou Chkaya (titles, offices and honours) • Vicent Branchadell • Ivanna Minaïeva • Lorena Serantes • Juan Cisneros • Daniel Lee • Jakub Baran • Nicholas Randouler

Political parties	Melocoton Party • Progressive Independent Party • Agrarian Socialism - Communist Party • Fighting Poland • Istum Party

Culture

Music	Occitania in the Microvision Song Festival • Three Flowers in the Microvision Song Festival • Slavic Music Festival

Media	Occitanian Media Group (TV OC • Al Occitania • Pomp and circumstance • Our Heritage) • First Channel • National Radio

Sport	Football

Other	University of Babougrad • Numismatic Museum • Café Pouchkine

General	Occitanian Franc • Time Bank • Correoc (+stamps)

Companies	Occitanian Media Group • OAID • FOPA • Neptune • Tekstiel

Defense

Civil Guard • Occitania Self-Defense Forces (Occitania Ground Self-Defense Force + Okhrana) • Civil Protection : Delta Plan, Weather Alert, INSO and Tseva Adom.

Federation

Cities	Babougrad

Republics	New Occitanian Granada • Tagtabazar • Three Flowers

States	Aragon • Dunsula • Highland • Himeji • Lyudi • Maltemps • Medoc • Nata River • New-Ingolstadt • New Iustus • Novo-Ivanovsk • Oslovia • Palmola • Pineland • Sezentrania • Shalom • Soternes • Verd

Sanctuaries	All-Saints

Others	Occitanian Commonwealth • Citizen living abroad

Extinct Federal subjects

Transvaal • Youssoupov-Hatikva • Romanov-Aragon • Sobrarbe-Politkovskaïa • Oranje • Nassau • Marlo • North Farrar • Monkey Bay • Novolitova • Carpetania • Kambagrad

Catalans • French people • Spainiards • Latin Americans

Gardeland Civil War • 2016 Occitanian coup d'état attempt • Operation Creus • Declaration of independence • International embargo against Gadsen • 2017 Influenza epidemic in Occitania • Operation Rosa • Storm Leiv • Operation St Louis • Sezentrania Crisis • Renovation of the political system campaign

Other

Foreign relations • National symbols • Occitania in the press • ‎‎One-year plans of Occitania • The People's Parade • Orders, decorations, and medals • La Placa • Loto • Holy Violet Church • LGBT Rights • RN1 • RN2 • Personae non gratae

Contact

Page : Occitania MFA •

@UPOccitanie •

upoccitanie@mail.be • Website

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