República Pepsica

Pepsinian Republic República Pepsica
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: "Independencia y Unidad" Unity and Independence
Territories of the Republic
Status	Active
Capital	Temperley
Largest city	Capital
Official languages	Spanish
Demonym(s)	Pepsico (Spanish) Pepsinian (English)
Government	Dictatorship
• Ruler, Gobernante (Spanish)	Francisco de Rozas
Establishment
• Independence	19 February 2024
Area
• Total	3.5 km2 (1.4 sq mi)
Membership	8
Currency	Argentine peso
Time zone	GMT-3

The República Pepsica (Pepsinian Republic) is an Argentine micronation founded the 19 February 2024 by Francisco de Rozas after consulting it with all of the members.

Before the micronation, it was already an "army"-like group, but it can be considered as the friends group, during this phase they conducted "Operations" and had a war with an online group which they won, gaining experience in Discord warfare. Now it is currently at war with a Mafia called "Pescadini Family"

History

Before officialy being a micronation, the Pepsinians already had characteristics of one, like controlled territory, army, etc. but Francisco chose to consult the

members if they also wanted to be a nation. The members voted positivitely and the 19 February 2024 Francisco declared independence.

Government

Since the form of government is a dictatorship, Francisco is the Head of State and Government.

Territorial Divisions

The country doesn't have territorial divisions with self-government, but for administrative reasons the nation is divided in two Commisariats:

• La Capital Commisariat
• Occidental Commisariat Commisariat

Military

The Pepsinian Army has been an important organization in the group since the beginning.

It's task is to protect the borders on land and air and the defeat of enemy forces.

Foreign Relations

The Pepsinian Republic currently is not alinged nor allied with any micronation, although it recognizes the following nations:

Unilateral recognition

All UN Members

Molossia

Culture

Holidays

Name	Date
MoMo's birthday	11 April
Christmas	24 December
New Year	31 December-1 January

See also

Francisco de Rozas