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DIVISION OF
POWER - Coggle Diagram
DIVISION OF
POWER
LEGISLATIVE
POWER
The Congress
Deputies
The Congress is made up of a minimum of 300 and a maximum of 400 Deputies, elected by universal, free, equal, direct and secret suffrage, in the terms established by law. The constituency is the province. There are currently 350 deputies
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Senate
Senators
Congress text represents all citizens of the country and debates and writes the laws. In contrast, the Senate cannot propose laws, but instead reviews and proposes changes to the bills submitted by Congress.
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EXECUTIVE
POWER
Supreme court
Judges and magistrates
judges normally carry out their work within a court, as a single-person body, magistrates work in a court,
The Supreme Court is the judicial body that is at the top of the Spanish judiciary. Its jurisdiction extends to the entire national territory and it is the highest body in all jurisdictional orders: civil, criminal, contentious-administrative, social and military. 
Contitutional Court
The Constitutional Court is a jurisdictional body that is not part of the Judiciary. It has jurisdiction throughout Spain and is only subject to the Constitution and its own Organic Law.
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JUDICIAL
POWER
Goberment
Prime ministers
PEDRO SÁNCHEZ The Government of Pedro Sánchez: 17 ministries, six of them economic
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The election of the President of the Government of Spain is carried out indirectly through the elections to the Congress of Deputies, Lower Chamber of the General Courts, which are held regularly every four years.
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