Spain · Constitution
Spanish Constitution
The 1978 Constitution, adopted after the transition to democracy, establishes a parliamentary monarchy, a bicameral Cortes Generales, an independent judiciary and a Constitutional Court, and devolves broad powers to seventeen autonomous communities.
The constitutional text
The 1978 Constitution, adopted after the transition to democracy, establishes a parliamentary monarchy, a bicameral Cortes Generales, an independent judiciary and a Constitutional Court, and devolves broad powers to seventeen autonomous communities.
Separation of powers
A constitutional monarchy with the King as head of state, an executive led by the President of the Government, a bicameral parliament and an independent judiciary, overlaid by extensive regional self-government.
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