Pacitiola is @d_s_t_e 's country. And I'm truly impressed with it, and I'll get to my giddiness about it as well. 

Civil Rights: 48 "Below Average" The starting point was likely how the country was set up, and the recent dip is most likely due to euthanasia being outlawed. Even though the patient in question wished to die, such human-induced death is against the constitution. A sad case for the cancer patient, but a reasonable decision that the government made by following its own rules. 

Economy: 59 "Good" Started out around the same place as Civil Rights, but is heading in the opposite direction. If the trend in d_s_t_e's decision making holds true, this economy is truly one to be excited about. A recent decision abolishing tariffs on imported cars, and allowing free competition for its citizens not only improves technology and way of life for Pacitiola's citizens, but it frees up resources to pursue other tasks in the economy. Great decision. 

Political Freedoms: 75 "Superb" The country was set up with a love of democracy, and its no surprise here that citizens are active and able to influence public policy from the bottom up. 

There are many reasons to be excited about the long-term prospects of Pacitiola, but there is one in particular that stands out. d_s_t_e takes a leaf out of my book and writes about the decisions he made, and I can tell these options are being taken very seriously. Pacitiola is truly a nation that cares for the freedoms of its people, and as of now, I would put it in the top 3 countries I have talked about so far, along with Ancapanda (mine), and Francostadt. 

Keep up the Excellent work, I look forward to revisiting a review for you sometime next week and see how things are coming! Everyone should go check out this NationState right now.