Russia Gera

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President: Gerardo

Country:Ambassador: Juan

Russia

Designer: Adracir Date:

Secretary: luis 2013-03-19

Delegate Country Research Organizer

1. Your Country:1. Russia.2. How big is your country? (Include square km & ranking):1. It is more of the 9% of the planet and is 17075400 km.3. Where is it located and what is its neighbors:1. all the north of Asia, and the neighbors are Norway, Finland, Estonia, Ukraine,Japan and Alaska.4. Describe any conflicts or border disputes with neighboring countries:1. the sea between RUSSIA, Alaska and Japan.5. Describe other transnational issues your country struggles with:

1. the wars and a lot of people over population.6. How does your population compare to other countries?7. Is it a mostly older or younger population (Include Population Statistics by agegroups)?1. it is older.7. Do you have a lot of people for the country size (Include Population densitystatistics & world ranking)?1. yes because the ountry has enough km for the population8. Is the population growing quickly (Include Population growth rate and worldranking)?

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9. How healthy are your people (Include world ranking for life expectancy & Infantmortality rate)?

Healthy people can work.If the population continues to decrease,the Russian economy as a shortage in the laborers a taxrevenues and a deficit of laborers. As the result, the economy willcollapse. If this trend continues, the Russian economy is set to

lose $400 billion U.S. in the next two decades and the number ofeconomically active Russians will shrink by 3.6 million.

1.10. What are the primary languages? How many other languages are spoken?11. How might this affect communication in the country? With other countries?1. Russian and other 3111. What are the primary religions (Include percentages)?12. What issues does religion cause within the country?13. With other countries?1. Russian Orthodox, other forms of Christianity, and Islam are the biggest ones. There are a lot of

non-practicing believers and non-believers12. How old or young is your country?13. When and how did it become an independent nation?14. What recent and historical changes affect its world view? What is the mostimportant person in the countrys history? Why?1. Since 1990, Russia has been celebrating its independenceAlexander1, alexander2 and Alexander 3 were very important in Russian history

13. What kind of government does it have?14. How will this affect its world view? (How is your government likely to feel aboutdemocracy and fair elections?)1. ussia has some kind of parliamentary/constitutional government with supposedly free elections.

It is a federation of the some of the former socialist republics with Russia.14. How wealthy is your country (include GDP and world ranking for GDP)?15. How wealthy is the average person (include GDP per capita and world ranking forGDP-per capita)?16. Is it more likely to give or receive foreign aid? Would the aid be more technical oreconomic?1. In general Russia is poor compared to U.S, Germany, Japan and other major countries butMoscow is the city with most billionaires in the world, that means that there's 1% group who has 80% ofrussia's wealth, this group of rich oil, steel, and gas magnates are thiefs, they just took the resources ofrussia after the fall of the soviet union and made the papers look like they bought it. And now they usecheap russian labor to dig out those resources to sell them to foreign countries while their own peoplelive in poverty

15. Describe the economy:Is it mostly capitalist (private businesses) or socialist (centrally planed/governmentcontrolled)?Is it mostly agricultural, industrial, or services (technology or tourism)?What are the mostimportant natural resources?Is the economy diversified or dependent on a few key industries (Include industries byorder of importance)?Is the economy changing? How?1. Russia has a capitalist economy, it is most industrial. Russia is the world's largestmineral and energy supply and is known as an "energy superpower", containing 22% of the world's oil,

16% of the world's coal, and 40% of the world's natural gas16. What commodities (imports) does your country need most (Include amount andcountries of origin)?


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Russia mainly imports:

1. Machinery, equipment and transport means: 47.7%.

2. Chemical products, rubber: 15.8%.

3. Foodstuffs and agricultural raw materials (excluding textile):

15.7%.1.17. What are your countries biggest exports? Where are they sent? need (Includeamount and countries of destination)1. Rich in natural resources, Russia boasts the largest natural gas reserves in the world, thesecond largest coal reserves and the eighth largest oil reserves. All these resources constitute a majorportion of Russia's exports. In fact, 80% of Russia's exports constitute oil, natural gas, metals andtimber.

2.18. How developed is your country (Include your countrys Human Developing Indexand HDI world ranking)?19.

How equally is your countrys income distributed (include GINI Index and WorldRanking)?20. How might your countrys level of development and income inequality affect itsworldview?1. Minorities that have been granted territorial recognition can be broadly divided intotwo categories: religious and linguistic minorities. This distinction does not reflect anyofficial division between groups based on religion or language, but rather the primaryelement around which group self-identity is formed in each case.19. What regional-cultural-economic and military associations does your country have?(Example: The United States is regionally North American/ Western. Its culturally diverseand independent with strong European influences. Economically it is a member of the G-8,

G-12, World Bank and several other worldwide economic organizations. Militarily it hasmany different alliances the most important of which is the North Atlantic TreatyOrganization that includes most European Countries.)1. rusia have a tradition they have a lot of graduates in education

2. the compositor rusio Piotr Ilich Chaikovski make the most

importants20. Based on spending, what does your country value most: Health, Military, orEducation (Include GNP % for each)?1. military: 18.7%2. education:11.5%3. health:10.8%21. What human rights issues does your country have?22. What does your government say about these issues?23. What do other countries and international organizations say about these issues?1. The rights and liberties of the citizens of the Russian Federation are granted byChapter 2 of the Constitution adopted in 1993, government says that those rights are goodfor the citizens to have a good life.22. What ethnic and minority issues does your country have?23. How much political and legal equality is there for minority groups?24. How much social and economic equality is there for minority groups?

1.23. How much political and legal equality is there for women?24. How much social and economic equality is there for women?
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1. The women in Russia is not treated as good as the man is treated as good as theman is treated, they got money depending on their works and their mans.24. What legal freedoms if any do your citizens lack? (Examples: Free legal aid, publictrials, innocent until proven guilty, due process, freedom from arbitrary search & seizure,freedom from torture, etc.)from torture, etc.)1.

25. What legal freedoms do you officially have that other countries and internationalorganizations say you dont protect?1. The believer protection is a right that Russia do not protected as much as it shouldbe protected.

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