Andorra · Constitution
Constitution of the Principality of Andorra
The 1993 Constitution, the country’s first, created a parliamentary co-principality in which the President of France and the Bishop of Urgell are joint, largely ceremonial heads of state, with a General Council, a Government and a Constitutional Court.
The constitutional text
The 1993 Constitution, the country’s first, created a parliamentary co-principality in which the President of France and the Bishop of Urgell are joint, largely ceremonial heads of state, with a General Council, a Government and a Constitutional Court.
Separation of powers
A co-principality in which two co-princes act as ceremonial heads of state, a Head of Government leads an executive answerable to the General Council, and an independent judiciary applies the law.
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