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Hawi Republic
Hawikã Mapoyoram
Hawi Republic Hawikã Mapoyoram
	Flag
	Location of Hawia (dark green)
Capital and largest city	Pwa'kaneyu
Official language	Hawi
Ethnic groups	94% Hawi; 6% other;
Religion	56% Ikerekekwá; 40% no religion; 3.1% Catholicism; 0.9% other;
Demonym(s)	Hawi
Government	Unitary council-republic
• Pwanui Šifē	Sayu Makwa Salēnan
• Šifētsma	Hada Lu Pi'wen; Sawi Lai Kowan; Zui Kaš Hizi; Haž Kaye Mai; Kuš Marin Koya; Laza Pwai Šafikwa;
Legislature	Matehayu
Formation
• Settlement	5th millennium BCE
• Unification by Queen Hawi	2nd century BCE
• Southern Revolt	190-180 BCE
• Reunification	105 BCE
• Sa'twa Regency	110-160
• Kezh Restoration	160
• Seven Crowns Period	513-1306
• Royal Wars	1306-1580
• Gizha Dynasty established	1 December 1581
• First contact with Europeans	30 July 1793
• Sula-Bertrand Pact	12 May 1821
• Republic established	5 January 1859
• French Occupation	16 April 1931
• Independence	16 April 1946
• Current constitution	3 August 1955
Area
• Total	103,127 km2 (39,818 sq mi) ( 105th)
• Water (%)	2.07
Population
• Estimate	376,307
• Census	375,876
• Density	3.66/km2 (9.5/sq mi)
GDP ( PPP)	estimate
• Total	$89.078 billion
• Per capita	$236,716
GDP (nominal)	estimate
• Total	$78.570 billion
• Per capita	$208,792
Gini	23.2; low
HDI	0.959; very high
Currency	Kuzhara (K$) ( KUZ)
Time zone	UTC UTC with no offset ( GMT)
Date format	dd.mm.yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+544
Internet TLD	.ha

This are just some, lists, practices, tests, as well as me organizing some private projects of mine

Minorities in power

State Affiliation	Name & Portrait	Minority Group		Most recent office	Details
SP	Erika Hilton (1992-)	Transgender black woman	PSOL	Federal Deputy (2023-)	1st Transgender Federal Deputy, together with Duda Salabert. 1st Transgender City Councilor of São Paulo.
SP	Sônia Guajajara (1974-)	Guajajara indigenous woman	PSOL	Minister of Indigenous Peoples (2023-)	1st Indigenous person to become a Minister of State. 1st Minister of Indigenous Peoples. Originally from Maranhão.
MG	Duda Salabert (1981-)	Transgender lesbian woman	PDT	Federal Deputy (2023-)	1st Transgender Federal Deputy, together with Erika Hilton. 1st Transgender City Councillor of Belo Horizonte.
RR	Joênia Wapixana (1974-)	Wapixana indigenous woman	REDE	Chair of FUNAI (2023-)	1st Indigenous person to preside over FUNAI. 1st Indigenous woman to become a Federal Deputy.
MG	Célia Xakriabá (1989-)	Xakriabá indigenous woman	PSOL	Federal Deputy (2023-)
RJ	Mário Juruna (1943-2002)	Xavante indigenous man	PDT	Federal Deputy (1983-1987)	1st Indigenous person to be elected to a federal office. Originally from Mato Grosso.
AP	Sílvia Waiãpi (1975-)	Wayãpi indigenous woman	PL	Federal Deputy (2023-2024)	Anti-indigenous rights activist.
SP	Guilherme Cortez (1997-)	Bisexual man	PSOL	State Deputy (2023-)
RS	Eduardo Leite (1985-)	Gay man	PSDB	Governor (2019-)	1st LGBT person to become a State Governor together with Fátima Bezerra.
SP	Eva Blay (1937-)	Jewish woman	PSDB	Senator (1992-1995)
PR	Jaime Lerner (1937-2021)	Polish-Jewish man	DEM	Governor (1995-2003)
RJ	Alfredo Sirkis (1950-2020)	Polish-Jewish man	PSB	Federal Deputy (2011-2014)
RN	Fátima Bezerra (1955-)	Lesbian woman	PT	Governor (2019-)	1st LGBT person to become a State Governor together with Eduardo Leite.
SP	Kim Kataguiri (1996-)	Nikkei man	UNIÃO	Federal Deputy (2019-)
SP	Luiz Gushiken (1950-2013)	Okinawan Nikkei man	PT	Federal Deputy (1987-1999)	1st Okinawan-Brazilian elected to the Chamber of Deputies.
SP	Clodovil Hernandes (1937-2009)	Gay man	PL	Federal Deputy (2007-2009)	1st LGBT person to become a Federal Deputy.
ES	Fabiano Contarato (1966-)	Gay man	PT	Senator (2019-)	1st LGBT person to become a Senator.
SP	Fábio Yassuda (1922-2011)	Nikkei man	Ind.	Minister of Industry and Commerce (1969-1970)	1st Minister of State of East Asian descent.
MT	Jorge Yanai (1948-)	Nikkei man	Ind.	Senator	1st Senator of East Asian descent.
SP	Yukishigue Tamura (1915-2011)	Nikkei man	MDB	City Councillor (1977-1983)	1st City Councillor of East Asian Descent in the State of São Paulo.
SP	Diogo Nomura (1920-2005)	Nikkei man	PFL	Federal Deputy (1991-1995)
SP	Shigeaki Ueki (1935-)	Nikkei man	Ind.	President of Petrobras (1979-1984)
SP	Seigo Tsuzuki (1932-)	Nikkei man	Ind.	Minister of Health (1989-1990)
RJ	Nilo Peçanha (1867-1924)	Pardo/Black man	PRF	Senator (1921-1924)	1st President of Color.
RJ	Benedita da Silva	Black woman	PT	Federal Deputy (2011-)
SP	Aurélio Nomura (1955-)	Nikkei man	PSD	City Councillor (2013-)	Son of Diogo Nomura.
MG	Dandara Tonatzin (1994-)	Bisexual black woman	PT	Federal Deputy (2023-)
RJ	Dani Balbi (1989-)	Transgender black woman	PCdoB	State Deputy (2023-)	1st Transgender person to become a member of ALERJ.
SP	Fernando Holiday (1996-)	Bisexual black man	PL	City Councillor (2017-)	1st LGBT person to become a City Councillor in São Paulo (city).
RJ	Talíria Petrone (1985-)	Black woman	PSOL	Federal Deputy (2019-)
PR	Renato Freitas (1983-)	Black man	PT	State Deputy (2023-)
RJ	Hélio Lopes (1969-)	Black man	PL	Federal Deputy (2019-)
RJ	Henrique Vieira (1987-)	Black man	PSOL	Federal Deputy (2023-)	Evangelical Pastor.
PR	Luiz Nishimori (1949-)	Nikkei man	PSD	Federal Deputy (2011-)
SP	Michel Temer	Arab man	MDB	President (2016-2019)	1st President to be of Arab descent.
PE	Clodoaldo Magalhães (1975-)	Gay man	PV	Federal Deputy (2023-)
PA	Vivi Reis (1991-)	Bisexual woman	PSOL	Federal Deputy (2021-2023)
RS	Daiana Santos (1982-)	Lesbian woman	PCdoB	Federal Deputy (2023-)
PB	Rafafá (1990-)	Gay man	PSDB	Federal Deputy (2023-)
RJ	Marcelo Calero (1982-)	Gay man	PSD	Municipal Secretary of Culture (2023-)
DF	Israel Batista (1982-)	Gay man	PSB	Federal Deputy (2019-2023)
RJ	David Miranda (1985-2023)	Gay man	PDT	Federal Deputy (2019-2023)
RJ	Jean Wyllys (1974-)	Gay man	PT	Federal Deputy (2011-2019)	Originally from Bahia.
PA	Eulina Rabelo (1964-)	Bisexual woman	PROS	State Deputy (2003-2007)
SP	Leci Brandão (1944-)	Lesbian woman	PCdoB	State Deputy (2011-)
BA	Fabiola Mansur (1962)	Lesbian woman	PSB	State Deputy (2023-)
SP	Isa Penna (1991-)	Bisexual woman	PCdoB	State Deputy (2019-2023)
SP	Erica Malunguinho (1981-)	Transgender black woman	PSOL	State Deputy (2019-2023)
DF	Fábio Félix (1985-)	Gay man	PSOL	District Deputy (2019-)
RJ	Dani Monteiro (1991-)	Bisexual woman	PSOL	State Deputy (2019-)
SP	Thainara Faria (1994-)	Bisexual woman	PT	State Deputy (2023-)
SE	Linda Brasil (1973-)	Transgender woman	PSOL	State Deputy (2023-)	1st Transgender person to be elected to the ALESE.
MG	Bella Gonçalves (1988-)	Lesbian woman	PSOL	State Deputy (2023-)
SP	Ediane Maria (1983-)	Bisexual woman	PSOL	State Deputy (2023-)
RJ	Verônica Lima (1973-)	Lesbian woman	PT	State Deputy (2023-)
PE	Rosa Amorim (1996-)	Lesbian woman	PT	State Deputy (2023-)
SP	Thammy Miranda (1982-)	Transgender man	PSD	City Councillor (2021-)
RN	Thabatta Pimenta (1992-)	Transgender woman	PSOL	City Councillor (2021-)
RN	Benny Briolly (1991-)	Transgender woman	PSOL	City Councillor (2021-)
RN	Brisa Bacchi (1997-)	Bisexual woman	PT	City Councillor (2021-)
SP	Gilberto Kassab (1960-)	Arab man	PSD	State Secretary of Government (2023-)

List of Governors of Bahia (1889-)

#	President (Birth–Death)	Term of office	Elections	Prior office		Portrait	Vice President (Birth–Death)
1	Virgílio Clímaco Damásio (1838–1913)	18 Nov 1889-23 Nov 1889	appointed by the federal government		CRFS	—	—	—
2	Manuel Vitorino (1853-1902)	23 Nov 1889-25 Apr 1890	appointed by the federal government		PRF	—	—	—
3	Hermes Ernesto da Fonseca (1824-1891)	26 Apr 1890-15 Sep 1890	appointed by the federal government	Provincial President of Mato Grosso (1875-1878)	Ind.		Virgílio Clímaco Damásio (1838–1913)	CRFS
4	Virgílio Clímaco Damásio (1838–1913)	15 Sep 1890-24 Nov 1890	line of succession	Vice Governor (1890)	CRFS	—	—	—
5	José Gonçalves da Silva (1838–1911)	24 Nov 1890-24 Nov 1891	appointed by the federal government		PRF	—	—	—
6	Tude Neiva (1838–1901)	24 Nov 1891-23 Dec 1891	appointed by the federal government		Ind.	—	—	—
7	Leal Ferreira (1826–1900)	23 Dec 1891-28 May 1892	appointed by the federal government		Ind.	—	—	—

Lula III (2023-Present)

Post	Name		State	Took office	Left office
President of the Republic	Lula da Silva	PT ( FE Brasil)	SP	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Vice President of the Republic Minister of Development, Industry, Trade and Services	Geraldo Alckmin	PSB	SP	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Secretaries of the Presidency
Chief of Staff	Rui Costa	PT ( FE Brasil)	BA	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Secretary of Institutional Affairs	Alexandre Padilha	PT ( FE Brasil)	SP	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Secretary of Social Communication	Paulo Pimenta	PT ( FE Brasil)	RS	1 Jan 2023	15 May 2024
Secretary of Social Communication	Laércio Portela (Interim)	Independent	PE	15 May 2024	Incumbent
Secretary General of the Presidency	Márcio Macêdo	PT ( FE Brasil)	SE	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Extraordinary Secretary of Support for Reconstruction of Rio Grande do Sul	Paulo Pimenta	PT ( FE Brasil)	RS	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Attorney General	Jorge Messias	PT ( FE Brasil)	PE	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Comptroller General	Vinícius Marques de Carvalho	Independent	SP	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Secretary of the Institutional Security Bureau	Gonçalves Dias	Independent	SP	1 Jan 2023	19 Abril 2023
	Ricardo Cappelli (Interim)	PSB	RJ	19 Abril 2023	4 May 2023
	Marcos Antonio Amaro dos Santos	Independent	SP	4 May 2023	Incumbent
President of the Central Bank	Roberto Campos Neto	Independent	RJ	28 Feb 2019	Incumbent
Federal Ministers
Minister of Agriculture	Carlos Fávaro	PSD	MT	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Cities	Jader Barbalho Filho	MDB	PA	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Communications	Juscelino Filho	UNIÃO	MA	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Culture	Margareth Menezes	Independent	BA	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Defence	José Múcio	PRD	PE	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Education	Camilo Santana	PT ( FE Brasil)	CE	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Entrepreneurship, Microenterprise and Small Business	Márcio França	PSB	SP	13 Sep 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Environment and Climate Change	Marina Silva	REDE ( PSOL-REDE)	SP	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Finance	Fernando Haddad	PT ( FE Brasil)	SP	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Mauro Vieira	Independent	RJ	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Fishing and Aquaculture	André de Paula	PSD	PE	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Health	Nísia Trindade	Independent	RJ	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Human Rights and Citizenship	Silvio Almeida	Independent	SP	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Indigenous Peoples	Sônia Guajajara	PSOL ( PSOL-REDE)	SP	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Integration and Regional Development	Waldez Góes	PDT	AP	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Justice and Public Security	Flávio Dino	PSB	MA	1 Jan 2023	1 Feb 2024
Minister of Justice and Public Security	Ricardo Lewandowski	Independent	RJ	1 Feb 2024	Incumbent
Minister of Labour and Employment	Luiz Marinho	PT ( FE Brasil)	SP	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Management and Innovation in Public Services	Esther Dweck	Independent	RJ	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Mines and Energy	Alexandre Silveira	PSD	MG	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Planning and Budget	Simone Tebet	MDB	MS	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Ports and Airports	Márcio França	PSB	SP	1 Jan 2023	6 Sep 2023
Minister of Ports and Airports	Sílvio Costa Filho	REPUBLICANOS	PE	13 Sep 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Racial Equality	Anielle Franco	PT ( FE Brasil)	RJ	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Science, Technology and Inovation	Luciana Santos	PCdoB ( FE Brasil)	PE	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Social Development and Assistance, Family and Fight against Hunger	Wellington Dias	PT ( FE Brasil)	PI	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Social Security	Carlos Lupi	PDT	RJ	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Sports	Ana Moser	Independent	SC	1 Jan 2023	6 Sep 2023
Minister of Sports	André Fufuca	PP	MA	13 Sep 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Tourism	Daniela Carneiro	UNIÃO	RJ	1 Jan 2023	14 Jul 2023
Minister of Tourism	Celso Sabino	UNIÃO	PA	13 July 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Transport	Renan Filho	MDB	AL	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent
Minister of Women	Cida Gonçalves	PT ( FE Brasil)	MS	1 Jan 2023	Incumbent

List of Presidents of Brazil

#	President (Birth–Death)	Term of office	Elections	Prior office		Portrait	Vice President (Birth–Death)
1	Deodoro da Fonseca (1827–1892) RS	15 November 1889-23 November 1891	coup d'ètat 1891	President of Rio Grande do Sul	Armed Forces		Floriano Peixoto (1839–1895) MT	Armed Forces
2	Floriano Peixoto (1839–1895) MT	23 November 1891 – 15 November 1894	line of succession	Vice President (1891)	Armed Forces	—	none	—
3	Prudente de Morais (1841–1902) SP	15 November 1894 – 15 November 1898	1894	Senator for São Paulo (1890-1894)	PR Federal		Manuel Vitorino (1853-1902) BA	PR Federal
4	Campos Sales (1841–1913) SP	15 November 1898 – 15 November 1902	1898	President of São Paulo (1896-1897)	PRP		Rosa e Silva (1857-1929) PE	PR Federal
5	Rodrigues Alves (1848–1919) SP	15 November 1902 – 15 November 1906	1902	President of São Paulo (1900-1902)	PRP		Afonso Pena (1847–1909) MG	PRM
6	Afonso Pena (1847–1909) MG	15 November 1906-14 June 1909 (died in office)	1906	Vice President (1903-1906)	PRM		Nilo Peçanha (1867–1924) RJ	PRF
7	Nilo Peçanha (1867–1924) RJ	14 June 1909-15 November 1910	line of succession	Vice President (1902-1909)	PRF	—	none	—
8	Hermes da Fonseca (1855–1923) RS	15 November 1910-15 November 1914	1910	Minister of War (1906-1909)	PRC		Venceslau Brás (1868–1966) MG	PRM
9	Venceslau Brás (1868–1966) MG	14 November 1914-15 November 1918	1914	Vice President (1910-1914)	PRM		Urbano Santos (1859-1922) MA	PRM
—	Rodrigues Alves (1848–1919) SP	did not take office	1918	Senator for São Paulo	PRP		Delfim Moreira (1868–1920) MG	PRM
10	Delfim Moreira (1868–1920) MG	15 November 1918-28 July 1919 (Acting)	line of succession	Vice President (1918-1920)	PRM	—	none	—
11	Epitácio Pessoa (1865–1942) PB	28 July 1919-15 November 1922	1919	Senator for Paraíba	PRM		Delfim Moreira (1868–1920) MG Bueno de Paiva (1861-1928) MG	PRM
12	Arthur Bernardes (1875–1955) MG	15 November 1922-15 November 1926	1922	President of Minas Gerais	PRM		Estácio Coimbra (1872–1937) PE	PR
13	Washington Luís (1869–1957) SP	15 November 1926-24 October 1930	1926	Senator for São Paulo	PRP		Melo Viana (1878–1954) MG	PRM
—	Júlio Prestes (1882–1946) SP	did not take office	1930	President of São Paulo (1927-1930)	PRP		Vital Soares (1874–1933) BA	PRB
—	Military Junta	24 October 1930-3 November 1930	—	—	Armed Forces	—	—	—
14	Getúlio Vargas (1882–1954) RS	3 November 1930-29 October 1945	1934 self-coup	President of Rio Grande do Sul (1928-1930)	Independent	—	position abolished	—
15	José Linhares (1886–1957) CE	29 October 1945-31 January 1946 (Acting)	line of succession	President of the Supreme Federal Court (1945-1949)	Independent	—	position abolished	—
16	Eurico Gaspar Dutra (1883–1974) RS	31 January 1946-31 January 1951	1945	Minister of War (1936-1945)	PSD		Nereu Ramos (1888-1958) SC	PSD
17	Getúlio Vargas (1882–1954) RS	31 January 1951-24 August 1954 ( died in office)	1950	Senator for Rio Grande do Sul (1946-1951)	PTB		Café Filho (1894–1961) RN	PSP
18	Café Filho (1894–1961) RN	24 August 1954-8 November 1955	line of succession	Vice President (1951-1954)	PSP	—	none	—
19	Carlos Luz (1894–1961) MG	8 November 1955-11 November 1955 ( Overthrown)	line of succession	President of the Chamber of Deputies (1955)	PSD	—	none	—
20	Nereu Ramos (1888-1958) SC	11 November 1955-31 January 1956 (Acting)	line of succession	Vice President of the Senate (1955)	PSD	—	none	—
21	Juscelino Kubitschek (1902-1976) MG	31 January 1956-31 January 1961	1955	Governor of Minas Gerais (1951-1955)	PSD		João Goulart (1919-1976) RS	PTB
22	Jânio Quadros (1917-1992) SP	31 January 1961-25 August 1961 (Resigned)	1960	Federal Deputy for Paraná (1959-1960)	PTN		João Goulart (1919-1976) RS	PTB
23	Ranieri Mazzilli (1910-1975) SP	25 August 1961-7 September 1961 (Acting)	—	President of the Chamber of Deputies (1958-1965)	PSD	—	none	—
24	João Goulart (1919-1976) RS	7 September 1961-2 April 1964 ( Overthrown)	line of succession	Vice President (1956-1961)	PTB	—	none	—
25	Ranieri Mazzilli (1910-1975) SP	2 April 1964-15 April 1964 (Acting)	—	President of the Chamber of Deputies (1958-1965)	PSD	—	none	—
26	Humberto Castelo Branco (1897-1967) CE	15 April 1964-15 March 1967	1964	Chief of the Army General Staff (1963-1964)	Independent		José Maria Alckmin (1901-1974) MG	PSD
26	Humberto Castelo Branco (1897-1967) CE	15 April 1964-15 March 1967	1964	Chief of the Army General Staff (1963-1964)	ARENA		José Maria Alckmin (1901-1974) MG	ARENA
27	Artur da Costa e Silva (1899-1969) RS	15 March 1967-30 October 1969	1966	Minister of War (1964-1966)	ARENA		Pedro Aleixo (1901-1975) MG	ARENA
—	Pedro Aleixo (1901-1975) MG	did not take office	line of succession	Vice President (1967-1969)	ARENA	—	none	—
—	Military Junta	31 August 1969-30 October 1969	—	—	Armed Forces	—	—	—
28	Emílio Garrastazu Médici (1905-1985) RS	30 October 1969-15 March 1974	1969	Head of the National Information Service (1967-1969)	ARENA		Augusto Rademaker (1905-1985) RJ	ARENA
29	Ernesto Geisel (1907-1996) RS	15 March 1974-15 March 1979	1974	Chair of Petrobras (1969-1973)	ARENA		Adalberto Pereira dos Santos (1905-1984) RS	ARENA
30	João Figueiredo (1918-1999) RJ	15 March 1979-15 March 1985	1978	Head of the National Information Service (1974-1978)	ARENA		Aureliano Chaves (1929-2003) MG	ARENA
					ARENA			PDS
					PDS			PFL
—	Tancredo Neves (1910-1985) MG	did not take office	1985	Governor of Minas Gerais (1983-1984)	PMDB		José Sarney (1930-) MA	PMDB
31	José Sarney (1930-) MA	15 March 1985-15 March 1990	line of succession	Vice President (1985)	PMDB	—	none	—
32	Fernando Collor (1949-) AL	15 March 1990-29 December 1992	1989	Governor of Alagoas	PRN		Itamar Franco (1930-2011) MG	PRN
32	Fernando Collor (1949-) AL	15 March 1990-29 December 1992	1989	Governor of Alagoas	PRN		Itamar Franco (1930-2011) MG	PMDB
33	Itamar Franco (1930-2011) MG	29 December 1992-1 January 1995	line of succession	Vice President (1990-1992)	PMDB	—	none	—
34	Fernando Henrique Cardoso (1931-) SP	1 January 1995-1 January 2003	1994 1998	Minister of Finance (1993-1994)	PSDB		Marco Maciel (1940-2021) PE	PFL
35	Lula da Silva (1945-) SP	1 January 2003-1 January 2011	2002 2006	Federal Deputy for São Paulo (1987-1991)	PT		José Alencar (1931–2011) MG	PL
35	Lula da Silva (1945-) SP	1 January 2003-1 January 2011	2002 2006	Federal Deputy for São Paulo (1987-1991)	PT		José Alencar (1931–2011) MG	PRB
36	Dilma Rousseff (1947–) RS	1 January 2011-31 August 2016 ( Impeached)	2010 2014	Chief of Staff of the Presidency (2005-2010)	PT		Michel Temer (1940–) SP	MDB
37	Michel Temer (1940–) SP	31 August 2016-1 January 2023	line of succession	Vice President (2011-2016)	MDB	—	none	—
38	Jair Bolsonaro (1955–) RJ	1 January 2019-1 January 2023	2019	Federal Deputy for Rio de Janeiro (1991-2018)	PSL		Hamilton Mourão (1953–) RS	PRTB
					Independent			PRTB
					PL			REPUBLICANOS
39	Lula da Silva (1945–) SP	1 January 2023-present	2022	President of the Republic (2003-2011)	PT ( Brazil of Hope)		Geraldo Alckmin (1952–) SP	PSB

Śifetsma

Portfolio	Minister		Kaśa	Took office	Left office
High Chief Pwanui Śífe	Haź Kwa U	FU	Haź Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent
Second Chief Fośara Śífe Secretary of Justice Fayut na Akispa	Naya Kada Cui	SS	Kaxta Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of International Affairs Fuśkanagayu na Akispa	Ãkoda Itaźa	HMP	Ãkoda Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Health Tsumathasayǝ na Akispa	Sẽgo Saya Kwi	FU	Haź Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Administration Etá-tsumat na Akispa	Kata Kwi Fayuya	HP	Hada Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Military Affairs Zasgai Gayu na Akispa	Wacei Aź Karĩ	SS	Yali Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Economy Ikunomí na Akispa	Zaza Mu Lits		HP	Yali Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Finance Kuźkat na Akispa	Sawi Ka-Męz	FU	Sawi Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Conservation & Climate Zumaturak ta Klima na Akispa	Hada Lu Pi'wẽ		LP	Hada Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Human Rights Ifeźa Wiśpak na Akispa	Akdẽga Nak Sui	HMP	Ãkoda Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Public Safety & Police Mapōkáśkita ta Politsi na Akispa	Sawi Nak Mu	FU	Sawi Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Infrastructure Tarkanakat na Akispa	Xara Suts Ila	KM	Haź Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Urban Affairs Wakagayu na Akispa	Akdẽga Yasa Nui	SS	Ãkoda Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Antarctic Affairs Ataibuyakãgayu na Akispa	Cinã Mazu Faiga	SS	Kaxta Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Labour Harit na Akispa	Gaźa Lĩ Maz	HP	Ãkoda Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Pensions Hasalalit na Akispa	Fiwə Maś Kalĩ	HP	Ãkoda Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Fishing & Oceans Śaliliganat ta Tanigayu na Akispa	Xaga Lui Tsai	SS	Sawi Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Education Takalǝ na Akispa	Luśə Manĩ Guye	HMP	Sayu Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Rural Affairs Akãdagayu na Akispa	Olĩ Lųk Masali	KM	Ãkoda Kaśa	23 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Universities & Research Yuniba ta Tataktap na Akispa	Zayę́ Mai Kuya	SS	Cak Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Community Affairs Matsǝgayu na Akispa	Yanã Tufaś Hiri	FU	Turai Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Energy & Fuel Ineźí ta Kasut na Akispa	Ugwa Kaś Yalį	FU	Inę Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Culture & Arts Utsats ta Surtak na Akispa	Waya Mõra Eśka	KM	Haź Kaśa	1 August	incumbent

Secretary of Communications Kumunikaśǝ na Akispa	Fari Paś Kale'e	HP	Inę Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

Secretary of Sports	Turai Hai Tsese	HP	Turai Kaśa	1 August 2023	incumbent

State cabinet

Governo da Bahia
Cargo	Nome	Partido Político

Governador da Bahia Gómìnà Ìpínlẹ̀ Bahia	Jerônimo Rodrigues	PT (FE Brasil)

Vice-governador da Bahia Igbákejì Gómìnà Ìpínlẹ̀ Bahia	Geraldo Júnior	MDB

Secretário de Administração Akọ̀wé ti Ìṣàkóso	Edelvino Góes	-

Secretário de Agricultura Akọ̀wé ti Ọgbin	Tum	AVANTE

Secretário da Casa Civil Akọ̀wé ti Ilé Alágbádá	Afonso Florence	PT (FE Brasil)

Chefe de Gabinete do Governador Gómìnà ká Oloye Oṣiṣẹ	Adolpho Loyola	PT (FE Brasil)

Secretário de Cultura Akọ̀wé ti Àṣà	Bruno Monteiro	-

Secretário de Desenvilvimento Econômico Akọ̀wé ti Ìdàgbàsókè Ọrọ̀ Ajé	Angelo Almeida	PSB

Secretária de Desenvolvimento Urbano Akọ̀wé ti Ìdàgbàsókè Ìlú	Jusmari Oliveira	PSD

Secretária de Assistência e Desenvolvimento Social Akọ̀wé ti Ìrànlọ́wọ́ ati Ìdàgbàsókè Àwùjọ	Fabya Reis	-

Secretário de Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovação Akọ̀wé ti Ìmọ̀tuntun, Ìmọ̀ Sáyẹ́ǹsì ati Ìmọ̀-ẹ̀rọ	André Joazeiro	-

Secretária de Eduacação Akọ̀wé ti Ẹ̀kọ́	Adélia Pinheiro	-

Secretário da Fazenda Akọ̀wé ti Iṣuna	Manoel Vitório	-

Secretário de Infraestrutura Akọ̀wé ti Amayederun	Sérgio Brito	PSD

Secretário de Desnvolvimento Rural Akọ̀wé ti Ìdàgbàsókè Ìgbèríoko	Osni Cardoso	PT (FE Brasil)

Secretária de Políticas para as Mulheres Akọ̀wé ti àwọn Imulo fun àwọn Obìnrín	Elisangela Santos Araújo	PT (FE Brasil)

Secretário de Relações Institucionais Akọ̀wé ti Àjọṣepọ̀	Luiz Caetano	PT (FE Brasil)

Secretária de Saúde Akọ̀wé ti Ìlera	Roberta Santana	-

Secretário de Segurança Pública Akọ̀wé ti Àkọsílẹ Aabo	Marcelo Werner	-

Secretário de Trabalho, Emprego, Renda e Esporte Akọ̀wé ti Iṣẹ́, Oojọ, Owó ọ̀yà ati Idaraya	Davidson Magalhães	PCdoB (FE Brasil)

Secretário de Turismo Akọ̀wé ti Ìrìn Àjò Afẹ́	Maurício Bacelar	-

Secretária de Promoção da Igualdade Racial e dos Povos e Comunidades Tradicionais Akọ̀wé ti Igbega ti Imudọgba Ẹya ati àwọn Ènìyàn Ìbílẹ̀ ati àwọn Agbègbè	Ângela Guimarães	-

Secretário de Planejamento Akọ̀wé ti Eto	Cláudio Peixoto	-

Secretário de Administração Penitenciária e Ressocialização Akọ̀wé ti Ẹ̀wọ̀n Ìṣàkóso ati Àtúnṣe	José Antônio Maria Gonçalves	-

Secretário de Meio Ambiente Akọ̀wé ti Àyíká	Eduardo Sodré Martins	-

Secretário de Justiça e Direitos Humanos Akọ̀wé ti Ìdajọ ati àwọn Ẹ̀tọ́ Ọmọnìyàn	Filipe Freitas	-

Secretária de Infraestrutura Hídrica e Saneamento Akọ̀wé ti Omi Amayederun ati Ìmọ̀toto	Larissa Gomes Moraes	-

Secretário de Comunicação Social Akọ̀wé ti Àwùjọ Ìtàkurọ̀sọ	André Curvello	-

Procuradora-geral do Estado Agbẹjọ́rò Gbogbogbo ti Ìpínlẹ̀	Bárbara Camardelli Loi	-

Current cabinet

Cabinet of Brazil
Office	Name	Political party

President of the Republic Presidente da República

Vice President of the Republic Vice-presidente da República

Chief of Staff Ministre-chefe da Casa Civil

Secretary of Institutional Affairs Secretárie de Assuntos Institucionias

Secretary of Social Communication Secretárie de Comunicação Social

Secretary-General of the Presidency Secretárie-geral da Presidência

Attorney General of the Union Advogade-geral da União

President of the Central Bank Presidente do Banco Central

Comptroller General of the Union Ministre-chefe da Controladoria-geral da União

Chief Minister of the Institutional Security Office Ministre-chefe do Gabinete de Segurança Institucional

Minister of Agriculture Ministre da Agricultura

Minister of Cities and Housing Ministre de Cidades e Moradia

Minister of Communications Ministre das Comunicações

Minister of Culture Ministre da Cultura

Minister of Defence Ministre da Defesa

Minister of Economic Development Ministre de Desenvolvimento Econômico

Minister of Education Ministre da Educação

Minister of Entrepreneurship and Small Business Ministre do Empreendedorismo e Pequenos Negócios

Minister of Environment and Climate Change Ministre do Meio Ambiente e Mundaças Climáticas

Minister of Finance Ministre da Fazenda

Minister of Foreign Affairs Ministre das Relações Exteriores

Minister of Health Ministre da Saúde

Minister of Human Rights and Citizenship Ministre dos Direitos Humanos e Cidadania

Minister of Indigenous Peoples Ministre dos Povos Indígenas

Minister of Justice Ministre da Justiça

Minister of Labour and Employment Ministre do Trabalho e Emprego

Minister of Land Reform and Family Farming Ministre da Reforma Agrária e Agricultura Familiar

Minister of Management and Public Service Ministre da Gestão e Serviço Público

Minister of Mines and Energy Ministre de Minas e Energia

Minister of National Memory Ministre da Memória Nacional

Minister of Planning and Budget Ministre do Planejamento e Orçamento

Minister of Racial Equality and Quilombo Communities Ministre da Igualdade Racial e Comunidades Quilombos

Minister of Regional Development Ministre do Desenvolvimento Regional

Minister of Science and Innovation Ministre da Ciência e Inovação

Minister of Social Welfare Ministre do Bem-estar Social

Minister of Sports Ministre dos Esportes

Minister of Tourism Ministre do Turismo

Minister of Transports Ministre dos Transportes

Minister of Women Ministre das Mulheres

Hawikã Mapoyoram

The Hawi Republic (Hawi: Hawikã Mapoyoram) is an insular nation on the Antarctic ocean, being the only nation-state in the continent. It consists of the main island of Kwani, the smaller island of lagwani as well as smaller uninhabited rocks and islets.

The government of Hawia is based on traditional means of governance indigenous to the island, that greatly resemble a directorial republic.

The islands that currently make up the Hawi Republic were first settled around the 5th century BCE by people from southern South America. Since at least the 3rd century BCE the island's population has been in complete isolation from the rest of the world until the arrival of a French fleet lead by François Gaulle.

The country receives its name from the from an old Hawi idiom, "Hawikatsakwatani" which is generaly thought to mean "a place of abundance and peace where all meet".

The country is subdided into 18 wards or kaśa, based on the traditional territories of the 18 tribes united under the first Hawi Queen. This wards are named after the tribe that traditionally inhabited it, those are: Haź, Kalĩ, Sayu, Sawi, Hada, Laza, Yali, Kuś, Zui, Kaxta, Inę, Cak, Usali, Ãkoda, Ganik, Kwazõ, Turai and Sakpa.

Hawi Republic Hawikã Mapoyoram
Flag
Location of Hawia (dark green)
Capital and largest city	Pwa'kaneyu
Official language	Hawi
Ethnic groups	94% Hawi 6% other
Religion	56% Ikerekekwá 40% no religion 3.1% Catholicism 0.9% other
Demonym(s)	Hawi
Government	Unitary council-republic

• Pwanui Šifē	Sayu Makwa Salēnan
• Šifētsma	Hada Lu Pi'wen Sawi Lai Kowan Zui Kaš Hizi Haž Kaye Mai Kuš Marin Koya Laza Pwai Šafikwa

Legislature	Matehayu
Formation

• Settlement	5th millennium BCE
• Unification by Queen Hawi	2nd century BCE
• Southern Revolt	190-180 BCE
• Reunification	105 BCE
• Sa'twa Regency	110-160
• Kezh Restoration	160
• Seven Crowns Period	513-1306
• Royal Wars	1306-1580
• Gizha Dynasty established	1 December 1581
• First contact with Europeans	30 July 1793
• Sula-Bertrand Pact	12 May 1821
• Republic established	5 January 1859
• French Occupation	16 April 1931
• Independence	16 April 1946
• Current constitution	3 August 1955

Area
• Total	103,127 km² (39,818 sq mi) ( 105th)
• Water (%)	2.07
Population
• Estimate	376,307
• Census	375,876
• Density	3.66/km² (9.5/sq mi)
GDP ( PPP)	estimate
• Total	$89.078 billion
• Per capita	$236,716
GDP (nominal)	estimate
• Total	$78.570 billion
• Per capita	$208,792
Gini	23.2 low
HDI	0.959 very high
Currency	Kuzhara (K$) ( KUZ)
Time zone	UTC UTC with no offset ( GMT)
Date format	dd.mm.yyyy
Driving side	right
Calling code	+544
Internet TLD	.ha