Municipal government Municipalities are made up of an executive department, presided by a municipal Intendente governor , and a deliberative council, made up of councilpersons. Duration of terms The municipal governor and councilpersons are elected by suffrage, for a four-year term. Representation system Proportional. Type of list Closed non-party lists; mixed-member lists at the municipal level.
Electoral constituency Uninominal for mayors; plurinominal for councilpersons. Quota and parity laws See Regulations. Legal instruments applicable to municipalities The Argentine municipal system is characterized by its diversity.
The cabinet who serve on the Executive are appointed by the President, though they are not technically included as part of the Executive authority.
The Vice President serves as president of the Senate and is thus considered part of the legislative branch. The Judiciary Branch of the Argentine government is made up of a combination of federal judges and others with responsibility for different jurisdictions, as well as a Supreme Court composed of nine members a President, a Vice-President, and seven Ministers.
All of those who sit on the Supreme Court are appointed at the discretion of the President of the Nation with the approval of the Senate, which can be deposed by the National Congress. How is government structured? The Judicial Branch The Judiciary Branch of the Argentine government is made up of a combination of federal judges and others with responsibility for different jurisdictions, as well as a Supreme Court composed of nine members a President, a Vice-President, and seven Ministers.
Executive, Legislative, Judicial. Leader s. Mauricio Macri - President. Leader's Political Party. The President exclusively exercises the executive power. The nation elects the President and the Vice President through universal suffrage. The election takes place in two rounds where the first round determines the two leading President and Vice President tickets.
The two tickets then go for a second round and the ticket that gets the majority vote becomes the president and the Vice President. The President and the vice President serve for a four- year term and eligible for another term. The President then appoints the ministers who will be members of the cabinet. The last election was held in two rounds on October 25, , and on November 22, , the next election will be held in October Argentina has a bicameral National Congress.
The Congress consists of the Senate and the chamber of deputies. The Vice-President presides over the Senate which has 72 members who are elected directly in multi-seat constituencies by a simple vote. The chamber of deputies has members who are elected directly in multi-seat constituencies by a proportional representation vote. The Senate serves for six years as the deputies serve for four years. Each province directly elects deputies who represent the people of the nation and the senators who represent the districts.
Each district elects deputies through proportional representation and three senators to represent two majorities and one minority.
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