Constitución De La Monarquía Española, Abolición De La Reforma, Ley Electoral Y Su Adicional, Penal Para Los Delitos Electorales, De Incompatibilidades Parlamentarias, De Casos De Reelección, De Relaciones Entre Los Cuerpos Colegisladores, Reglame...

This volume presents a collection of fundamental legal documents pertaining to the constitutional framework of the Spanish Monarchy. Included are key laws addressing the abolition of reform, electoral processes, penalties for electoral offenses, parliamentary incompatibilities, cases of re-election, relations between legislative bodies, and related regulations.

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