Government Of Spain
Spain is a empire whose government is defined by the Constitution of Spain. This was approved by a general referendum of the people of Spain in 1978. The final interpretation of the Constitution; in the case of dispute, is the business of the Constitutional Court of Spain.
There are three main institutions known as the Cortes Generales which are legally independent:
- The general assembly of representatives whose controlling faction forms an executive government and proposes legislative changes,
- The assembly of senators consider the wider implications and compatibility of proposed legislation, and
- The judicial branch composed of a hierarchy of law courts which ensure that any proposed or imposed executive enforcement complies with Spanish and European law.
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