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Encyclopedia > Constitution of Spain

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Politics of Spain

The Crown - Head of State

Cortes Generales - Legislative branch
   Congress of Deputies
   Senate
   Regional legislatures
Political parties in Spain
Elections in Spain:
1977 - 1979 - 1982 - 1986
1989 - 1993 - 1996 - 2000
2004

Government - Executive branch
   President of the Government
   Council of Ministers
   Regional governments

Judicial system - Judicial branch
   General Council of the Judicial Power
   Constitutional Court
   Supreme Court
   Regional high courts

Constitution
   1977 Political Reform Act
   1978 Constitution
   Amendments
Autonomous communities
Madrid (capital city)


Due to its turbulent history, Spain has had many constitutions since the first one was drafted in 1812. A list follows.

  • Spanish Constitution of 1812 (nicknamed "La Pepa" because it was approved in St. Joseph's day, whose name can be aliased as "Pepe" in Spanish)
  • Spanish Constitution of 1837
  • Spanish Constitution of 1845
  • Spanish Constitution of 1869
  • Spanish Constitution of 1873
  • Spanish Constitution of 1876
  • Spanish Constitution of 1931 (2nd Republic)
  • Spanish Constitution of 1978 (Current)

 

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