Colinestria

Colinestrian San Reman Republic República Sanremana da Colinéstria (Portuguese) República San Remana de Colinestria (Spanish)
Flag Coat of arms
Location of Colinestria (dark) within San Remo
Capital	Taberança
Largest city	Vila Franca
Official languages	Portuguese
Government	Presidential republic
• President	João Pereira da Costa
• Prime Minister	André Azevedo Lima
Partially recognized state
• Independence declared	1 September 2013
Area
• Total	3,649 km2 (1,409 sq mi)
Population
• 2013 estimate	313,726
• Density	86.0/km2 (222.7/sq mi)
Currency	Aleta (COP)
Date format	DD/MM/YYYY
Drives on the	right

Colinestria, officially the Colinestrian San Reman Republic, is a breakaway territory in the west of San Remo at the border with Sockistan. Since its declaration of independence on 1 September 2013, the area is governed as a presidential republic, a state with limited recognition.

The republic of San Remo does not recognise the independence of Colinestria and considers it a rebellious territory within the Portuguese speaking part of San Remo. According to San Reman laws, the northern part of the Colinestrian area belongs to the San Reman departments Almeida and Gondomar, while the rest is a part of the department Astralia.

International recognition of Colinestria

Map of states that have recognised Colinestria's independence

  States that recognise Colinestria as independent

  States that do not recognise Colinestria as independent

  States that do not take an official position

Entities that recognise Colinestria as an independent state

	Country	Date of recognition
1	Pen Island	1 September 2013
2	Tashkveny	7 September 2013
3	Sockistan	16 November 2013
4	L.M Lažovi	1 December 2013

Entities that do not recognise Colinestria as an independent state

	Country	Date
1	San Remo	1 September 2013
2	Sibinia	1 September 2013
3	Alexandria	1 September 2013
4	Hanzyuki	1 September 2013
5	Tikata	7 September 2013
6	DPR Jindalea	7 September 2013
7	Kosma	7 September 2013
8	Grolskira	7 September 2013
9	Irdminia	21 December 2013