organization charts

organization charts

1. The political and territorial organization of Castilla - La Mancha

   • Institutions in Castilla - La Mancha
     • El consejo de gobierno
       • El Consejo de Gobierno: consists of the President of the Junta of Castilla - La Mancha, Vice Presidents and advisors. Function: the government and administration of the various fields
     • The Ombudsman of Castilla - La Mancha (Defensor del Pueblo de CLM)..
       • The Ombudsman of Castilla - La Mancha (Defensor del Pueblo de CLM). It protects the rights of the La Mancha and investigates complaints that citizens presented.
     • Tribunal superior de Justicia de CLM
       • Tribunal Superior de Justicia de Castilla - La Mancha. The judiciary plays and is the top authority of the administration of Justice in the Castilian-La Mancha Community.
     • The president
       • The President is elected by the courts of Castilla - La Mancha and chosen by the King.
     • The courts of CLM
       • The Courts of Castilla - La Mancha are the main legislative body. They are constituted by 47 members, representing all the citizens of the region, and they are elected by universal suffrage every four years

2. Í Regional imbalances and cooperation

   • Statute of autonomy
     • Statute of Autonomy The Statute is the fundamental law of the autonomous community of Castilla - La Mancha. It was approved in 1982. It has a category of organic law of the State (the most important after the Constitution) –Ley orgánica del Estado.
   • European funds
     • European funds - transfer resources from rich countries to regions presenting a less dynamic economy. - European funds want to promote competitiveness, employment, territorial cooperation and union between countries. 
   • Regional incentives
     • Regional incentives the aid that Status give to companies that are investing in these regions.
   • the Compensation Fund (Fondo de Compensación)
     • the Compensation Fund (Fondo de Compensación) finances investments to promote employment and growth in communities with minors levels of wealth.

3. The territorial organization of Spain

   • Autonomous community
     • Autonomous communities The Constitution of 1978 ordered the creation of the autonomous communities There are 17 autonomous communities and two autonomous cities: Ceuta and Melilla. Some communities also have powers of public order (regional police).
   • The municipialities
     • The municipalities The municipalities are the basic administrative and territorial unit of the State.  Each municipality is governed by a Town Council and is directed by a mayor and his councilors. 
   • The provinces
     • The provinces Each province consists of a group of municipalities. Currently in Spain, there are fifty provinces.