Spanish government

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central government constitutional body executive branch

The Spanish government is the central governing authority of the Kingdom of Spain, responsible for national administration, policy-making, and the execution of laws under a parliamentary constitutional monarchy.

Aliases (6)

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	central government → constitutional body → executive branch →
alsoKnownAs	Gobierno español → Government of Spain →
appointedBy	King of Spain →
branchOf	State of Spain →
canBeRemovedBy	motion of censure →
capital	Madrid →
composedOf	Ministers of Spain → President of the Government of Spain → Vice Presidents of the Government of Spain →
constitutionalForm	parliamentary constitutional monarchy →
country	Spain →
establishedUnder	Title IV of the Spanish Constitution of 1978 →
executiveBody	Council of Ministers of Spain →
hasLevel	national →
headOfGovernmentTitle	President of the Government → Presidente del Gobierno →
headOfState	King of Spain →
jurisdiction	Kingdom of Spain →
languageOfWork	Spanish →
legalBasis	Spanish Constitution of 1978 →
legislature	Cortes Generales →
lowerHouse	Congress of Deputies →
meetsAt	Palacio de la Moncloa →
nativeLabel	Gobierno de España →
officialName	Gobierno de España →
oversightBy	Constitutional Court of Spain → Cortes Generales →
politicalSystem	multi-party system →
predecessor	Francoist government →
requiresConfidenceOf	Congress of Deputies →
responsibility	budget implementation → civil service management → defence policy → domestic policy → execution of laws → foreign policy → national administration → policy-making → public administration → public order at national level →
seat	Palacio de la Moncloa →
sharesPowerWith	autonomous communities of Spain → local governments in Spain →
subordinateTo	Spanish Constitution →
typeOfCabinet	parliamentary cabinet →
upperHouse	Senate of Spain →

Referenced by (33)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Fernando Primo de Rivera → Jorge Semprún ("Government of Spain") → Spanish Air Force →	employer
Spanish government ("Government of Spain") → Spanish government ("Gobierno español") →	alsoKnownAs
Chief of the Defence Staff of Spain ("Council of Ministers of Spain") → Spanish peace commission of 1898 →	appointedBy
Ministry of Defence of Spain ("Government of Spain") → President of the Council of Ministers of Spain ("Government of Spain") →	jurisdiction
The Black Paintings ("Spanish state") → Valle de los Caídos ("Spanish state") →	owner
Chief of the Defence Staff of Spain ("Government of Spain") → Spanish Armed Forces ("Government of Spain") →	subordinateTo
Congress of Deputies ("Council of Ministers of Spain") → Senate of Spain ("Government of Spain") →	supervises
Laureate Cross of Saint Ferdinand ("Spanish Council of Ministers") →	conferredOnAdviceOf
Government of the Community of Madrid ("Government of Spain") →	cooperatesWith
Jefe del Estado Mayor del Ejército del Aire y del Espacio ("Gobierno de España") →	designado por
Spanish government ("Council of Ministers of Spain") →	executiveBody
Teide ("Government of Spain") →	governingBody
Order of Charles III ("Council of Ministers of Spain") →	grantingAuthority
Catalan independence movement →	hasOpposition
President of the Council of Ministers of Spain ("Council of Ministers of Spain") →	memberOf
Spanish government ("Gobierno de España") →	nativeLabel
Spanish ambassador to the Holy See ("Government of Spain") →	nominatedBy
Spanish government ("Gobierno de España") →	officialName
1929 Barcelona International Exposition ("Government of Spain") →	organisedBy
Ministry of Defence of Spain ("Government of Spain") →	parentOrganization
Ministry of Defence of Spain ("Council of Ministers of Spain") →	partOf
Marcha Real ("Government of Spain") →	regulatingAuthority
Ministry of Defence of Spain ("Council of Ministers of Spain") →	reportsTo
José de Garnica →	represented
Spanish ambassador to the Holy See ("Government of Spain") →	represents