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Ministry of External Affairs of Creeperopolis
Մինիստերիո դե Ասփնտոս Եխտերնոս դե Ծրեեպերօպոլիս; Ministerio de Asuntos Externos de Creeperópolis
	Coat of arms
	Flag
	; Headquarters
Ministry overview
Formed	15 June 1833; 190 years ago
Preceding ministry	Institution of External Affairs;
Type	National administration ministry
Jurisdiction	Creeperopolis
Status	Active
Headquarters	San Salvador, San Salvador, Creeperopolis
Motto	Diplomacia y Paz
Employees	60,000
Annual budget	₡704 billion colóns
Minister responsible	Nicolás Correa Encarnación, Minister of External Affairs;
Child ministry	Mission to the TCN;
Website	miasex.gob.cr
Agency ID	MIASEX, MAE

Latest revision as of 19:14, 24 March 2024

For the list of Ministers of External Affairs, see Minister of External Affairs of Creeperopolis.

The Ministry of External Affairs of Creeperopolis (Creeperian – Creeperian: Մինիստերիո դե Ասփնտոս Եխտերնոս դե Ծրեեպերօպոլիս; Creeperian – Iberic: Ministerio de Asuntos Externos de Creeperópolis) is a Creeperian government agency which is responsible for the administration of the foreign affairs of Creeperopolis. The ministry is headquartered in San Salvador, San Salvador. The ministry currently employs 60,000 people.

The ministry was established on 15 June 1833 by Emperor Adolfo III following the Revolution of 1833. It superseded the Institution of External Affairs and the first Minister of External Affairs was Field Marshal Dionsio Fonseca Dávalos. During the Adolfisto, the ministry was dominated by the military. The ministry was reformed and transitioned to civilian administration during the Second Parliamentary Era. During and following the Creeperian Civil War, the ministry was administered at times by civilians and at others by the military. Since the 2003 Creeperian coup d'état, it has been administered by civilians.

Abbreviated MIASEX, the Ministry of External Affairs is considered the third most important administrative ministry of Creeperopolis, following the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Internal Affairs. As such, in listings of the Ministries of Creeperopolis, the Ministry of External Affairs is always listed third, after the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which is considered to be its sister ministry, and before the Ministry of Law Enforcement.

The ministry is considered to be one of the more controversial ministries due to its immense influence over domestic Creeperian politics and when it should be more focused on external affairs, as its mandates imply. It has been often labeled as one of the less corrupt government bodies in Creeperopolis, despite being the third most important and influential. It has a mixed reputation and it is considered to effectively manage the foreign affairs of Creeperopolis.

Responsibilities

Constitutional mandates

The Ministry of External Affairs is de facto defined in the Constitution of Creeperopolis. The ministry itself is not legally defined, but the position of Minister of External Affairs, the ministry's head administrator, is:

"The Emperor of Creeperopolis and the Creeperans shall be accompanied and advised by nine government ministers: the Minister of Defense, Minister of Internal Affairs, Minister of External Affairs, Minister of Law Enforcement, Minister of Intelligence, Minister of the Treasury, Minister of Labor, Minister of Education, and Minister of Transportation. The duties of each minister shall be decided on by the Emperor of Creeperopolis and the Creeperans."
— Article XXXI of the Constitution of Creeperopolis

Legal mandates

The Ministry of External Affairs is legally responsible for various mandates that are not outlines in the Constitution because of laws being passed which give the ministry said mandate.

De facto mandates

The Ministry of External Affairs is de facto responsible for various mandates that are not outlines in the Constitution or by any formal legal document. Such mandates are de facto due to the ministry currently being responsible for such mandates or because the ministry has executed said mandate previously despite not legally being mandated to do so.

The minister serves as one of the members of the Imperial Court of Justice.

History

During the Adolfisto

During the Second Parliamentary Era

Civil war and post-civil war era

Since 2003

Organization

Bureaus

Minister of External Affairs

The Minister of External Affairs is the administrator responsible for administrating the ministry. The Minister of External Affairs is legally defined in the Constitution of Creeperopolis. Since its formation in 1833, there have been 19 official ministries, 23 total ministries (including de facto and acting ministries), and 15 individual ministers.

1st
Dionsio Fonseca Dávalos
1833–1838
2nd
Gutierre Fuentes Jiménez
1838–1887
3rd
Pedro Morales Morales
1887–1892
4th
Mario Campos Sales
1892–1902
5th
Rodrigo Álvarez Nieto
1902–1907
6th
Pedro Morales Morales
1907–1912
7th
Rodrigo Álvarez Nieto
1912–1917
8th
Pedro Morales Morales
1917–1922
9th
Rodrigo Álvarez Nieto
1922–1927
10th
Hernán Fonseca Kassandro
1927–1928
11th
Pedro Morales Morales
1928–1932
12th
Mario Campos Sales
1932–1933
13th
Hernán Hernández Hidalgo
1933–1933
Acting
Gerardo Valdéz López
1933–1933
14th
Julián Farrell Davidson
1933–1934
Acting
Gerardo Valdéz López
1934–1934
Acting
Arturo Rawson Perón
1934–1934
15th
Gerardo Valdéz López
1934–1970
16th
Érick Blanco Silva
1970–1990
17th
Juan Melendez Melendez
1990–1999
18th
José Costa Araujo
1999–2003
De facto
Romerist Military Junta
2003–2003
19th
Nicolás Correa Encarnación
2003–present

Notes

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-The '''Ministry of External Affairs of Creeperopolis''' ([[Creeperian Spanish]]: '''Ministerio de Asuntos Externos de Creeperopólis''' is the Creeperian government department responsible for managing foreign policy of [[Creeperopolis]].
+The '''Ministry of External Affairs of Creeperopolis''' ([[Creeperian language|Creeperian]] – [[Creeperian script|Creeperian]]: ''Մինիստերիո դե Ասփնտոս Եխտերնոս դե Ծրեեպերօպոլիս''; Creeperian – [[Iberic script|Iberic]]: ''Ministerio de Asuntos Externos de Creeperópolis'') is a Creeperian government agency which is responsible for the administration of the foreign affairs of [[Creeperopolis]]. The ministry is headquartered in [[San Salvador, San Salvador|San Salvador]], [[San Salvador (department)|San Salvador]]. The ministry currently employs 60,000 people.
-== See Also ==
+The ministry was established on 15 June 1833 by Emperor [[Adolfo III of Creeperopolis|Adolfo III]] following the [[Revolution of 1833]]. It superseded the [[Institution of External Affairs of Creeperopolis|Institution of External Affairs]] and the first [[Minister of External Affairs of Creeperopolis|Minister of External Affairs]] was Field Marshal [[Dionsio Fonseca Dávalos]]. During the ''[[Adolfisto]]'', the ministry was dominated by the [[Creeperian Armed Forces|military]]. The ministry was reformed and transitioned to civilian administration during the [[Second Parliament of Creeperopolis|Second Parliamentary Era]]. During and following the [[Creeperian Civil War]], the ministry was administered at times by civilians and at others by the military. Since the [[2003 Creeperian coup d'état]], it has been administered by civilians.
-*[[Creeperopolis]]
+Abbreviated MIASEX, the Ministry of External Affairs is considered the third most important administrative ministry of Creeperopolis, following the [[Ministry of Defense of Creeperopolis|Ministry of Defense]] and the [[Ministry of Internal Affairs of Creeperopolis|Ministry of Internal Affairs]]. As such, in listings of the Ministries of Creeperopolis, the Ministry of External Affairs is always listed third, after the Ministry of Defense and the [[Ministry of Internal Affairs of Creeperopolis|Ministry of Internal Affairs]], which is considered to be its sister ministry, and before the [[Ministry of Law Enforcement of Creeperopolis|Ministry of Law Enforcement]].
+The ministry is considered to be one of the more controversial ministries due to its immense influence over domestic Creeperian politics and when it should be more focused on external affairs, as its mandates imply. It has been often labeled as one of the less [[Corruption in Creeperopolis|corrupt]] government bodies in Creeperopolis, despite being the third most important and influential. It has a mixed reputation and it is considered to effectively manage the foreign affairs of Creeperopolis.
+== Responsibilities ==
+=== Constitutional mandates ===
+The Ministry of External Affairs is ''de facto'' defined in the [[Constitution of Creeperopolis]]. The ministry itself is not legally defined, but the position of [[Minister of External Affairs of Creeperopolis|Minister of External Affairs]], the ministry's head administrator, is:
+{{quote|"The [[Monarchy of Creeperopolis|Emperor of Creeperopolis and the Creeperans]] shall be accompanied and advised by nine government ministers: the [[Minister of Defense of Creeperopolis|Minister of Defense]], [[Minister of Internal Affairs of Creeperopolis|Minister of Internal Affairs]], '''Minister of External Affairs''', [[Minister of Law Enforcement of Creeperopolis|Minister of Law Enforcement]], [[Minister of Intelligence of Creeperopolis|Minister of Intelligence]], [[Minister of the Treasury of Creeperopolis|Minister of the Treasury]], [[Minister of Labor of Creeperopolis|Minister of Labor]], [[Minister of Education of Creeperopolis|Minister of Education]], and [[Minister of Transportation of Creeperopolis|Minister of Transportation]]. The duties of each minister shall be decided on by the Emperor of Creeperopolis and the Creeperans."|Article XXXI of the Constitution of Creeperopolis}}
+=== Legal mandates ===
+The Ministry of External Affairs is legally responsible for various mandates that are not outlines in the Constitution because of laws being passed which give the ministry said mandate.
+=== De facto mandates ===
+The Ministry of External Affairs is ''de facto'' responsible for various mandates that are not outlines in the Constitution or by any formal legal document. Such mandates are ''de facto'' due to the ministry currently being responsible for such mandates or because the ministry has executed said mandate previously despite not legally being mandated to do so.
+*The minister serves as one of the members of the [[Imperial Court of Justice]].
+== History ==
+=== During the Adolfisto ===
+=== During the Second Parliamentary Era ===
+=== Civil war and post-civil war era ===
+=== Since 2003 ===
+== Organization ==
+=== Bureaus ===
+* [[Bureau of Diplomatic Missions to Ecros (Creeperopolis)|Bureau of Diplomatic Missions to Ecros]]
+* [[Bureau of Diplomatic Missions to Ostlandet (Creeperopolis)|Bureau of Diplomatic Missions to Ostlandet]]
+* [[Bureau of Diplomatic Missions to Sur (Creeperopolis)|Bureau of Diplomatic Missions to Sur]]
+* [[Bureau of Foreign Diplomatic Missions (Creeperopolis)|Bureau of Foreign Diplomatic Missions]]
+* [[Permanent Mission of Creeperopolis to the Terraconserva Council of Nations|Permanent Mission of Creeperopolis to the TCN]]
+=== Minister of External Affairs ===
+{{main|Minister of External Affairs of Creeperopolis}}
+The Minister of External Affairs is the administrator responsible for administrating the ministry. The Minister of External Affairs is legally defined in the Constitution of Creeperopolis. Since its formation in 1833, there have been 19 official ministries, 23 total ministries (including ''de facto'' and ''acting'' ministries), and 15 individual ministers.
+<gallery class="center">
+File:Deodoro da Fonseca sak.jpg|{{center|<small>1st</small><br /><small>[[Dionsio Fonseca Dávalos]]</small><br /><small>1833–1838</small>}}
+File:Floriano Peixoto (1891).jpg|{{center|<small>2nd</small><br /><small>[[Gutierre Fuentes Jiménez]]</small><br /><small>1838–1887</small>}}
+File:Prudentedemorais.jpg|{{center|<small>3rd</small><br /><small>[[Pedro Morales Morales]]</small><br /><small>1887–1892</small>}}
+File:Campos Sales.jpg|{{center|<small>4th</small><br /><small>[[Mario Campos Sales]]</small><br /><small>1892–1902</small>}}
+File:Rodrigues Alves 3.jpg|{{center|<small>5th</small><br /><small>[[Rodrigo Álvarez Nieto]]</small><br /><small>1902–1907</small>}}
+File:Prudentedemorais.jpg|{{center|<small>6th</small><br /><small>[[Pedro Morales Morales]]</small><br /><small>1907–1912</small>}}
+File:Rodrigues Alves 3.jpg|{{center|<small>7th</small><br /><small>[[Rodrigo Álvarez Nieto]]</small><br /><small>1912–1917</small>}}
+File:Prudentedemorais.jpg|{{center|<small>8th</small><br /><small>[[Pedro Morales Morales]]</small><br /><small>1917–1922</small>}}
+File:Rodrigues Alves 3.jpg|{{center|<small>9th</small><br /><small>[[Rodrigo Álvarez Nieto]]</small><br /><small>1922–1927</small>}}
+File:Nilo Peçanha 02.jpg|{{center|<small>10th</small><br /><small>[[Hernán Fonseca Kassandro]]</small><br /><small>1927–1928</small>}}
+File:Prudentedemorais.jpg|{{center|<small>11th</small><br /><small>[[Pedro Morales Morales]]</small><br /><small>1928–1932</small>}}
+File:Campos Sales.jpg|{{center|<small>12th</small><br /><small>[[Mario Campos Sales]]</small><br /><small>1932–1933</small>}}
+File:Hermes da Fonseca (1910).jpg|{{center|<small>13th</small><br /><small>[[Hernán Hernández Hidalgo]]</small><br /><small>1933–1933</small>}}
+File:Getulio Vargas (1930).jpg|{{center|<small>''Acting''</small><br /><small>[[Gerardo Valdéz López]]</small><br /><small>1933–1933</small>}}
+File:Farrel.jpg|{{center|<small>14th</small><br /><small>[[Julián Farrell Davidson]]</small><br /><small>1933–1934</small>}}
+File:Getulio Vargas (1930).jpg|{{center|<small>''Acting''</small><br /><small>[[Gerardo Valdéz López]]</small><br /><small>1934–1934</small>}}
+File:RETRATO FOTOGRÁFICO DE PERÓN.jpg|{{center|<small>''Acting''</small><br /><small>[[Arturo Rawson Perón]]</small><br /><small>1934–1934</small>}}
+File:Getulio Vargas (1930).jpg|{{center|<small>15th</small><br /><small>[[Gerardo Valdéz López]]</small><br /><small>1934–1970</small>}}
+File:GASPARDUTRA.jpg|{{center|<small>16th</small><br /><small>[[Érick Blanco Silva]]</small><br /><small>1970–1990</small>}}
+File:Figueiredo (colour).jpg|{{center|<small>17th</small><br /><small>[[Juan Melendez Melendez]]</small><br /><small>1990–1999</small>}}
+File:Foto Oficial Sarney EBC.jpg|{{center|<small>18th</small><br /><small>[[José Costa Araujo]]</small><br /><small>1999–2003</small>}}
+File:Leaders of the 2003 Creeperian coup d'état.png|{{center|<small>''De facto''</small><br /><small>''[[Romerist Military Junta]]''</small><br /><small>''2003–2003''</small>
+File:Presidente Bolsonaro.png|{{center|<small>19th</small><br /><small>[[Nicolás Correa Encarnación]]</small><br /><small>2003–present</small>}}
+</gallery>
+== See also ==
+*[[Ministers of Creeperopolis]]
+== Notes ==
+{{NoteFoot}}
+{{Government of Creeperopolis}}
+{{Foreign Relations of Creeperopolis}}
 {{Creeperopolis topics}}
 {{Corruption in Creeperopolis}}

v t e Government of Creeperopolis
Monarchy of Creeperopolis	Emperor Alexander II • Grand Prince Alexander
Ministries of Creeperopolis	Defense • Internal Affairs • External Affairs • Law Enforcement • Intelligence • Treasury • Labor • Education • Transportation
Ministers of Creeperopolis	Defense • Internal Affairs • External Affairs • Law Enforcement • Intelligence • Treasury • Labor • Education • Transportation
Ministers of Creeperopolis	Augusto Cabañeras Gutiérrez • Santiago Azaña Yagüe • Nicolás Correa Encarnación • Jonatán Muñoz Juderías • Augusto Cabañeras Gutiérrez • Adán Dávalos Santángel • Estefania Amengual Zoido • Estefano Costa Arrabal • Jorge Encarnación Cambeiro

v t e Foreign relations of Creeperopolis
Bilateral relations	Ajakanistan El Salvador Gjorka Groffenord Karimun Kivu Lurjize New Gandor Paleocacher Quebecshire Rakeo Reykanes Salisford Sequoyah State of the Church Terranihil Tirol Zloveshchiy
Ambassadors to	El Salvador Gjorka Groffenord Karimun Kivu Lurjize New Gandor Paleocacher Quebecshire Rakeo Reykanes Salisford Sequoyah State of the Church Tirol
Embassies to	El Salvador Gjorka Groffenord Karimun Kivu Lurjize New Gandor Paleocacher Quebecshire Rakeo Reykanes Salisford Sequoyah State of the Church Tirol
Embassies of	El Salvador Gjorka Groffenord Karimun Kivu Lurjize New Gandor Paleocacher Quebecshire Rakeo Reykanes Salisford Sequoyah State of the Church Tirol
Other	Creeperian passport Creeperian travel advisories
Ministry of External Affairs of Creeperopolis

v t e Corruption in Creeperopolis
Countries	Creeperopolis El Salvador State of the Church
People	Alexander II Cabañeras Family Emmanuel Cabañeras Videla Augusto Cabañeras Gutiérrez José Cabañeras Gutiérrez Augusto Cabañeras Alonzo Adolfo Cabañeras Alonzo Nicolás Cabañeras Sanjurjo Martín Gutiérrez Sánchez Sebastián Fernán Cicerón Ramón Cambeiro Muñoz Lautaro Carballar Pardo
Organizations	Cooperation and Development Coalition Operation Genesis 19:24–25 Creeperian Armed Forces Creeperian Initiative Gaceta Creeperiano National Coffee and Sugar Corporation Pollo Campiña Propaganda in Creeperopolis Unión Pacífico
Events	Third Senvarian Insurgency La'Matanza Mara War Castillianan Insurgency Tuxtla Martínez train disaster Operation Pupuseria Marapolitics Military influence in politics

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Constitutional mandates

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History

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During the Second Parliamentary Era

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Since 2003

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