Northern Federation

The Northern Federation, officially Federation of the Northern Italy, is a State located in Southern Europe, whose territory largely coincides with the territory above the river Po, excluding the Aosta Valley. Italy is a parliamentary republic and has a population of about 21.6 million inhabitants. The capital is Milan.

The continental part, delimited by the Alpine Arc, borders France to the west, the Elvetic Confederacy and Austria to the north, and Slovenia to the southeast. To the south it borders the Federated States of Corsica and Baleria.

The coast is bathed to the south by the Adriatic Sea.

History
During the post-pandemic economic crisis from COVID-19, in July 2020, a period of high tensions between North and South Italy began.

The Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte and the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella tried to mediate the two sides, but a split was now inevitable between North and South, so the two sides separated.

July continued between attacks and a civil war, which ended with an armistice between the northern territories and the Bourbon Federation.

The old leaders of the two sides (Matteo Salvini and Giuseppe Luciano Calogero Provenzano) were sentenced to 23 years' imprisonment by the UN for war crimes.

In power came to power the leaders considered by many to be the "enlightened" leaders, Stefano Amerigo Micheli for the north and Luca Alberto Confalonieri for the south, who found an agreement for the division of the Italian territory.

During this, central Italy, the remaining territory of the state of Italy, was now a neutral part and the new government, the result of a coup d'état, had to surrender to diplomatic disputes between North and South.

At that point, the North decided to include as its only legitimate territory the three provinces of Milan, Monza and Brianza and Bergamo, and Pavia and Varese as observer provinces.

Although they were worried about a new war over the central territories, these were occupied by the Federated States of Corsica and Baleria, and therefore no longer disputed, although the provinces of Terni and Perugia were occupied by the Gran Nazione Milanese as buffer provinces, although they continued to maintain their autonomy and Lazio and Marche acquired by the Bourbon Federation.

The Gran Nazione Milanese also occupied the provinces of Alessandria, Sondrio and Bolzano with the same purpose as the two already mentioned.

On July 14, 2020 the Gran Nazione Milanese decided to occupy the regions of Piedmont, Lombardy, Trentino-Alto Adige, Veneto and Friuli Venezia-Giulia, changing its name to Northern Federation.

On the same day the first presidential elections ended, with Luca Moser as the winner, with 51.32% of votes compared to the other rivals.

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