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Nueva Espana
The Nueva Espanan states of the Spanish Confederal Republic span a vast territory. From the prosperous cities of the Pacific coast to the vast, cold resource rich Northern hinterland, New Spain ruled from the Confederal Republic's second capital at San Francisco is a far-cry from the once ill-managed Spanish viceroyalty.
After the Mexican revolution, many Spanish loyalists fled to California and sweeping reforms were initiated. New Spain was reorganised along the Anglo-Dutch lines- the Nueva Espanan states elected representatives to a Confederal Assembly at San Francisco just as the Spanish and Moroccan states did to Madrid. Both Confederal assemblies were represented in the Republican Assembly, also at Madrid.
With the overthrow of the Spanish monarchy, freedom of religion was guaranteed and though the Catholic church is still the premier faith, representatives of many other religions have sprung up, notably of Chinese Buddhism and Taoism after the vast influx of Chinese immigrants in the late 20th century.
Population breakdown of Nueva Espana
Hispanic: 69% (This includes "pure-blooded" Spaniards, Mestizo and Filipinos)
Other European and North African: 12% (Mostly people of Portuguese, Moroccan and Italian descent)
Chinese: 16%
Other Asian and Black: 4%
Spanish is the dominant language though English is generally understood in the major cities. Mandarin Chinese is beginning to gain importance in areas such as San Francisco which have the largest Chinese populations.
San Francisco is the capital of Nueva Espana and the third-largest urban area in the Americas after Nieuw Amsterdam and Rio de Janeiro. Other major cities include San Andreas (OTL Vancouver), Los Angeles and Nueva Barcelona (OTL Denver).
Major industries include mining, timber and the burgeoning Iam (computer; Iam= instructable algorithmic mill) industry. Tourism is also an important industry in many regions.
The Nueva Espanan states of the Spanish Confederal Republic span a vast territory. From the prosperous cities of the Pacific coast to the vast, cold resource rich Northern hinterland, New Spain ruled from the Confederal Republic's second capital at San Francisco is a far-cry from the once ill-managed Spanish viceroyalty.
After the Mexican revolution, many Spanish loyalists fled to California and sweeping reforms were initiated. New Spain was reorganised along the Anglo-Dutch lines- the Nueva Espanan states elected representatives to a Confederal Assembly at San Francisco just as the Spanish and Moroccan states did to Madrid. Both Confederal assemblies were represented in the Republican Assembly, also at Madrid.
With the overthrow of the Spanish monarchy, freedom of religion was guaranteed and though the Catholic church is still the premier faith, representatives of many other religions have sprung up, notably of Chinese Buddhism and Taoism after the vast influx of Chinese immigrants in the late 20th century.
Population breakdown of Nueva Espana
Hispanic: 69% (This includes "pure-blooded" Spaniards, Mestizo and Filipinos)
Other European and North African: 12% (Mostly people of Portuguese, Moroccan and Italian descent)
Chinese: 16%
Other Asian and Black: 4%
Spanish is the dominant language though English is generally understood in the major cities. Mandarin Chinese is beginning to gain importance in areas such as San Francisco which have the largest Chinese populations.
San Francisco is the capital of Nueva Espana and the third-largest urban area in the Americas after Nieuw Amsterdam and Rio de Janeiro. Other major cities include San Andreas (OTL Vancouver), Los Angeles and Nueva Barcelona (OTL Denver).
Major industries include mining, timber and the burgeoning Iam (computer; Iam= instructable algorithmic mill) industry. Tourism is also an important industry in many regions.
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