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Creeperopolis is one of the largest nations in Terraconserva in terms of land area, population, and gross domestic product. The nation was originally founded in 537AD, then again in 1231, and has existed as a monarchy for most of its existence. Recently, the nation has experienced many serious domestic stability issues and faces a concerning number of violent deaths due to war, murder, or capital punishment. Creeperopolis is a member of the Terraconserva Council of Nations and of the Cooperation and Development Coalition.

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Clockwise from top-right: ruins from the Siege of San Salvador, an extrajudicial execution of suspected communists, Atheist Red Army soldiers in Adolfosburg, three Imperial Council Maroto FA-1Hs, the Teguracoa Extermination Camp after liberation, Imperial Council soldiers during the Siege of La'Victoria.

The Creeperian Civil War (Creeperian: Գփերրա Ծիվիլ Ծրեեպերիանո / Guerra Civil Creeperiano) was a civil war fought in Creeperopolis from 2 January 1933 and 30 September 1949. The civil war was fought between left and right-wing ideological groups. The left—including liberals, socialists, communists, anarchists, republicans, and political atheists—fought under the banner of the National Council for Peace and Order (National Council) and are often referred to as the Miguelists. The right—including conservatives, traditionalists, fascists, monarchists, and political Catholics—fought under the banner of the Catholic Imperial Restoration Council (Imperial Council) and are often referred to as the Romerists. Additionally, various separatist groups, death squads, independent militia groups, and foreign armies were involved in the civil war, either supporting one of the two councils or fighting independently.

Due to the complex nature and situation of Creeperian politics prior to 1933, the civil war has been viewed in various manners, including as a class struggle, a war of religion, and a struggle between fascism and communism. The Second Parliamentary Era of Creeperopolis was marked by internal violence between political factions and their militias, multiple attempted coups d'état and self coups, various large-scale protest movements, and general instability. The death of Emperor Adolfo IV on 2 January 1933 triggered the civil war, as his two surviving sons, Princes Romero and Miguel, both of whom had two vastly different political views, declared themselves as Adolfo IV's successor as emperor. Romero I was supported by the right-wing Creeperian Conservative Coalition (CCC) while Miguel VII was supported by the left-wing People's Social Coalition (CSP). War began after military factions loyal to both emperors skirmished in San Salvador del Norte; the skirmish fractured the military in half along ideological lines. Read more...

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• Mayor of Chalatenango, Schafik Handal López (pictured) was arrested by the National Intelligence Directorate on charges of financially supporting the Deltinian Liberation Army.
• Professor Orlando Pareja Palau of Antonio José Sáenz Heredia University gave a lecture attacking and antagonized the government of Sequoyah, comparing it to Morova.
• The Deltinian Liberation Army accused the 25th Creeperian Army of indiscriminately killing Deltinian civilians. The DLA provided photos but the Ministry of Internal Affairs stated that the photos were clearly photoshopped and some were even photos of dead Creeperian civilians killed by the DLA.
• Hundreds Neo-Saelicists marched in the streets of Sonsonate celebrating the legacy of Castillianan dictator and caudillo Maximiliano Saelices Dávalos who ruled Castilliano from 1823 until 1845. After the march, 5 protestors were arrested on charges of assault while 14 Neo-Saelicists were arrested on charges of assault and conspiracy.
• The United Self-Defense Forces of Creeperopolis captured the Mara Salvatrucha controlled city of Colobador with little opposition.

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Aerial view of a village in Zapatista, 2015.

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