On the crowded streets, every adult in Mariro holds a "ballot" in their hands, and they can write the politicians they want to nominate on the ballot.

After short and efficient discussions, the final plan was formulated, and the federal government will have about 45% of government officials directly appointed by the president.

The other 55 percent of the government officials are elected by Mariro people.

Elections, unthinkable for the Mariroans, they are only on the news

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