Spain

This article is part of the series: Politics and government of Spain

Constitution (history) King Juan Carlos I Government President of the Government José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero Council of Ministers Cortes Generales Senate Congress of Deputies Leader of the Opposition Political parties Elections 1977 – 79 – 82 – 86 – 89 – 93 – 96 – 2000 – 04 – 08 Judiciary Constitutional Court General Council of the Judiciary Power Supreme Court Audiencia Nacional Regional High Courts and Provincial Courts People's Defender (Ombudsman) Autonomous communities Regional governments Regional legislatures Provinces, comarcas and municipalities Human rights Foreign relations and EU politics

Other countries · Atlas  Politics Portal view • talk •

Autonomous Communities

• Andalusia - Andalusian Parliament
• Aragon - Cortes de Aragón
• Asturias - Junta del Principado
• Basque Country - Basque Parliament
• Canary Islands - Parlamento de Canarias
• Cantabria - Parlamento de Cantabria
• Castile and León - Cortes de Castilla y León
• Castilla La Mancha - Cortes de Castilla La Mancha
• Catalonia - Parlament de Catalunya
• Extremadura - Asamblea de Extremadura
• Galicia - Parliament of Galicia
• Islas Baleares - Parlament de les Illes Balears
• La Rioja - Parlamento de La Rioja
• Madrid - Madrid Assembly
• Murcia - Asamblea Regional de Murcia
• Navarra - Parliament of Navarre
• Valencia - Cortes Valencianas in Spanish, Les Corts in Valencian

Autonomous Cities

• Ceuta and Melilla