Fernando Ferrón

Minister of Internal and Foreign Affairs Fernando Ferrón was born the 4th day of March, in the year 1994 in the former Kingdom of Spain, the capital city of Madrid. He is known for having served in multiple important constitutional offices, and for being the co-founder of the Alternative Front, one of the Federation's main parties, together with William Eugene Blaxton. 

Life Before Politics
Ferrón was born to a lower-middle class Spanish family in León, which would later move to Madrid during Ferrón's youth. He is the son of Clemente and Francisca Ferrón, and he has no known siblings to be spoken of. He studied in some local private school and he never got to study in a college. After passing school, he just started working for some random company so he could sustain himself and during those moments in his life he'd always wonder what would he aim for in his life.

Political Life
After living a life of absolute nothingness, Fernando decided to, without any sort of political or military experience whatsoever, apply to become an Assemblyman of the European Federation's General Assembly.

Starting as an Assemblyman
There's no records of anything worth noting that Fernando ever did during his first moments as an Assemblyman.

Second Senatorial Race
In the 4th of September, 2020 the EEC announced the start of a special Senatorial election race that would attempt to fill a seat in the Senate that was vacant at that moment. Both Fernando and his main opponent then, William Eugene Blaxton, would announce their candidacy that same day. There was a certain lack of political campaigning in that election, however one of its most notable events was that, during that race, the first ever national debate would be held. On election day, Ferrón managed to defeat his opponent, Blaxton with a final result of 3 votes for Fernando out of the 4 votes that were casted.

Senator Life
His victory in the Senatorial elections would mark an astonishing boost of fame for Fernando, who was now going to have the privilege of becoming one of the two Senators that were serving during those times, under Giovanni Pizzigoni's Chairpersonship. During his term as a Senator, he helped make the Senate function and contributed with his vote that would make many bills pass into law. He made some important laws like the Salary Law and helped create some other laws like the Federal Criminal Codes. After the next Senatorial elections came around, Ferrón announced that he would not be running for a second term and therefore took on the roles of an Assemblyman once again.

Speakership
After his term in the Senate, and now with a little bit more of experience, Fernando decided to take his bid on the Speakership of the General Assembly, which he won by being the only Assemblyman to be nominated. He worked for a short period of time, around half of his expected full term, when he decided to resign and then take on an even bigger challenge: The Chancellorship.

Chancellorial Race
In the 25th of October, 2020 the EEC announced that it would be holding its fourth annual general elections. The records of when did Ferrón exactly announce his candidacy were erased, but it is estimated that he did it on the 25th. The same day, the then Incumbent Chancellor of the Federation Ian Salazar announced that he would be running for re-election, and so the Fourth Chancellorial Race had started. Propagandistic efforts were made by both parties, as not only was the Chancellorship being decided, but the Senate as well, so this was a very important race for both the then ESP and the AF. On the 4th of November, the European Polling Institute published its first ever nation-wide polls, which indicated that at that moment Incumbent Chancellor Ian Salazar was ahead of Ferrón by around 5% of the national vote, even though it looked like at least 20% of the voters that were polled were still undecided. On the 31st of November, Election Day, the final results came out, and, with a total voter turnout of 65,86% of the national population, Ferrón managed to win 53,5% of all votes casted, thus becoming the Third Chancellor of the Federation.

Chancellor Life
After the results of Election Day, Ferrón could not actually believe he had actually won the Chancellorship against an Incumbent Chancellor, but regardless of that, he was successfully sworn in and as one of the first actions he did as Chancellor, he nominated four people to be on his cabinet. Between those, we can note William Blaxton, who would be nominated as the Minister of Defense, and later on, Vice-Chancellor of the Federation.

Going into a Coma
On the 6th of November, 2020 Fernando Ferrón went on a coma while he was in his then official residence, the Vaduz Castle. The next day, he managed to wake up and by then his then Vice-Chancellor, Blaxton, successfully succeeded him and became the Fourth Chancellor of the Federation. Just after he woke up, he went on national television to host a debate for the Senatorial Race that was taking place then.