Practice question · Select all that apply
Which are true of the President of the Government in Spain?
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- Three describe the office; one imports a different constitutional system.
- Spain is a parliamentary monarchy.
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- A. They are invested by the Congress rather than directly elected
- C. They may be removed only by a motion naming a successor
- D. They are the head of government, not the head of state
Why
The fourth is the standard English-language error. There is no separate presidential election: the candidate is proposed by the King after consulting the parliamentary groups and invested by the Congress, which makes the office a prime ministership whatever the title says.
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