User:EOZyo/sandbox/Government of Veracruz
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The Government of Veracruz, formally Government of the State of Veracruz de Ignacio de la Llave, is the governmental structure responsible for the administration of the Mexican state of Veracruz. As all the Mexican federated states, the state government is organized under the principle of separation of powers. Since its first Constitution, enacted in 1825, it was established that the Public State Power was to be separated into Executive, Legislative, and Judiciary.[1][2] At local level, the state is divided in autonomous municipalities with their own independent governments and by-laws.
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Federated state | |
Formation | 3 June 1825; 198 years ago (1825-06-03) |
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Founding document | State Constitution |
State | Veracruz |
Country | Mexico |
Website | veracruz.gob.mx |
Legislative branch | |
Legislature | Congress of the State |
Speaker | President of the Executive Board |
Deputy Speaker | Vice-President of the Executive Board |
Assembly members | 50 |
Legislative council | Political Coordination Board |
Chair | President of the Political Coordination Board |
Council members | 4 |
Meeting place | Legislative Palace |
Executive branch | |
Head of government | Governor |
Appointed by | Direct election |
Headquarters | State Government Palace |
Main organ | State Cabinet |
Judicial branch | |
Court | Supreme Court of Justice of the State |
Seat | Palace of Justice |
Commonly, the terms Government of Veracruz, Government of the State, or State Govermenment refer specifically to the Executive branch and its dependencies. Nevertheless, at certain institutional events, such as the inauguration of new state or municipal governments, members of all of the three branches may be collectively referred as representatives of the Government of the State.