Juan José Manzanedo

Juan José Manzanedo (born April 18, 1977 - died February 9, 2031) was a Jochaenan politician who served as the president of Jochaena from 2004 to 2018, and as governor of Jochaena JAC from 2018 to 2031. During his reign, he suppressed freedom of speech and slowly installed a totalitarian ethnosupremacist dictatorship into Jochaena and eventually Aclia. He was closely involved in military operations and he and Anna were central to the perpetration of the Dardanaak Saal: the genocide of Hindus millions of other victims.

The president of Jochaena from 2052 to 2064 Demetrio Campitelli describes Manzanedo as "the embodiment of modern political evil". Under Manzanedo's leadership and racially motivated ideology, the Windows Party regime was responsible for the genocide of millions, whom he and his followers deemed Sottoumani (subhumans) or socially undesirable.

He was murdered by a bunch of partisans at the age of 53 in 2031, after his reign of terror and paranoia had crumbled into complete anarchy.

Early life
Juan José Manzanedo was born on April 18, 1977 in Missodari, a small town in Peninde. Later, during the Windows Party era, Missodari had changed its name to "Città Manzanedo", with pilgrims going to Missodari to see the birthplace of Manzanedo.

Juan José Manzanedo's father, Pancrazio Fortunato Manzanedo, was a blacksmith and a socialist, while his mother, Bettina Consolata Mondo, was a devout Catholic schoolteacher. In return, the mother obtained that he be baptised at birth.

Death
On February 6, 2031, Juan José tried escaping the chaos via fleeing to Bolzavenna and to live with Anna forever after Jochaena was about to declare independence, but he got caught by communist partisans Rolando Ciolino and Abbondanzio Farone, who had strong ties with the National Liberation Front, he managed to escape by manipulating the two partisans, claiming that he was going in one way, but went to another.

Juan José Manzanedo, desperately seeking refuge from the rebel fighters, fled to a large warehouse with several of his loyalist bodyguards. The rebels, however, would not be deterred, and opened fire on the warehouse, wounding Manzanedo in the leg and back. To further his misery, one of Manzanedo's own loyalists also shot him, though the purpose for this was unclear, some speculated it was to spare him from being captured.

On February 9, Manzanedo was then dragged outside by partisans and took him prisoner, causing serious injuries as they tried to apprehend him; the events were filmed on a mobile phone. A video appears to picture Manzanedo being poked or stabbed in the anus "with some kind of stick or knife" or possibly a bayonet. Pulled onto the front of a pick-up truck, he fell off as it drove away. His semi-naked, lifeless body was then placed into an ambulance and taken to Pelermo; upon arrival, he was found to be dead. Official accounts claimed that rebels had fatally shot Manzanedo in the stomach. Manzanedo's daughter Evelina Leonora Manzanedo had successfully fled to Bolzavenna with the help of long-time friend of Juan José Vulpiano La Sorsa, where she resides in peace to this day, free from the consequences of her father's genocidal regime, while his first son Edgardo Pancrazio Manzanedo was murdered a few months later after partisans found his hiding place, which was a luxury safehouse in Galapoi.

Burial
Manzanedo's rapidly decaying body was buried in the Missodari People's Cemetery on May 10, 2031, next to his mother and father's graves. Manzanedo's grave was adorned with a black marble headstone, inscribed with the words "Lui fu Satana stesso" (He was Satan himself).

Personal life
Manzanedo married Glenda Evangelisti in 2000, having a son in 2007 named Edgardo, but after a rapidly deteriorating relationship, they divorced in 2012. His daughter, Evelina, was born after being "created" in an "artificial embryo" in 2025, although there are some reports that he and Anna had it together.