Tutor

Tutor is a state in the Eastern region of Schalafania. The state is famous for its large hispanic population and scorching summer temperatures. Tutor is bordered by Costru to the north, Aislam to the south and Uttingham to the west. Tutor is home to the capital city of Schalafania Munamanda.

Geography & Climate
Tutor covers almost the entirety of the east coast of Schalafania making it hot, the majority of the state is under the 'weather line'. Being so vast, the climate varies greatly within the state, in the most populated areas Tutor is usually very hot with moderate rainfall throughout the year, snow is a rare occurence and is only frequent in the north of the state around Christmas.

History
Tutor is considered to have been occupied solely by Spain and England during the time of Schalafania's domestication. The impact of both nations colonisation is evident in Tutor today. The official flag bares the English flag in the top right corner and 35% of today's population are of Spanish descent meaning Spanish is widely spoken throughout the state.

Demographics
Tutor like the most of Schalafania is a multicutural society. 86% of the Tutoran population are of European descent.

Tutorans also have a wide variety of religions, 54% list themselves as Protestant, the next most popular religion is Roman Catholicism with 18%. 15% claim to have no religion at all.

Politics
Tutor is largely a liberal state, meaning its main political representatives in recent years have been from the Para El Pueblo party. In the 2010 elections P.E.P. garnered 83% of all Tutoran seats.

The Assembly representatives Edit
In Tutor, two politicians, the figure of state and leader of the Republican party are represented in The Assembly. Schalafania's equivalent of a 'G8 Summit'. The Assembly was established in 2009, meaning all members are inagural, the original parliamentary system is now defunct.

BLP Court representatives Edit
The BLP Court is a wider political discussion, it features the most popular politicians by population density. It holds 33 members, four are Sturan politicians.