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Autonomous Parliament is the usual colloquial name given in Spain to the legislative power in each autonomous community. The autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla have assemblies without their own legislative capacity. The name in each community is established by the respective statutes of autonomy and depending on the community, the autonomous parliament is known as an assembly, courts or parliament. The 1978 Spanish Constitution refers to them as "assemblies" or "legislative assemblies" (for example, in article 152 [1]).
Title VIII of the Spanish Constitution regulates the executive, legislative and judicial powers in each community. Although the judicial system is not specific to the community, it is unique for all of Spain.[1]
Composition of the Spanish autonomous communities' governing party
In the table below, the parties forming part of the state government are shaded and the party that won the most votes in the last election is also in bold.
The following table contains the composition of the General Council of Aran, the General Meetings of the Basque Country, the cabildos and the Island councils. Although they are not considered as autonomous parlamients because they are subordinated to their respectives autonomous governments, these are elected bodies with their own governments.
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