Italy · Constitution
Constitution of the Italian Republic
The 1948 Constitution, adopted after the fall of Fascism and the abolition of the monarchy, creates a parliamentary republic with a President as guarantor, a bicameral Parliament, an independent judiciary and a Constitutional Court, and entrenches fundamental rights.
The constitutional text
The 1948 Constitution, adopted after the fall of Fascism and the abolition of the monarchy, creates a parliamentary republic with a President as guarantor, a bicameral Parliament, an independent judiciary and a Constitutional Court, and entrenches fundamental rights.
Separation of powers
A parliamentary republic with a President as head of state and guarantor, a Government answerable to Parliament, an independent judiciary and a Constitutional Court.
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