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Poissona is a fictional island nation in the western Atlantic Ocean. It comprises five inhabited islands and several smaller islets, with its capital, Port Solis, on the main island. The country has a warm maritime climate and extensive coastal ecosystems, including coral reefs.

Poissona operates as a constitutional parliamentary republic. The president serves as head of state while the prime minister is head of government. The unicameral National Assembly has 63 members elected for four-year terms. The judiciary operates independently and incorporates customary village practices alongside civil-law principles.

Historically, the islands were settled by maritime communities from the 14th century and later came under the influence of the Kingdom of Ardentia. Independence was achieved in 1834 after a peaceful referendum. In the late 20th century Poissona integrated into regional economic blocs and pursued market-oriented reforms.

Poissona has a diversified economy anchored in fishing, aquaculture, and growing tourism. Services contribute most to GDP, with light manufacturing and agriculture providing additional support. Exports include seafood, fruit, and timber. The currency is the Poissan dollar (P$). Population is about 1.25 million; official language is Poissan, with French and English widely used.

Geographically, the archipelago features mangrove coastlines, beaches, and protected marine reserves. Poisson culture emphasizes maritime heritage, with seafood cuisine and annual sea festivals forming central elements of social life.