Navarre, Spain Investment Guide Political Climate For many centuries, Navarre has defended its right to self-government, fiscal autonomy, political systems and institutions. Today, the historic privileges of the Chartered Community of Navarre are part of the Spanish Constitution.
Navarrese citizens have the same rights, freedoms and basic obligations as other Spanish citizens.
The Parliament represents the people, exercises legislative powers, approves the budget and finances, and stimulates and controls the government. The Government, or executive branch, consists of the President and the ministers. Their function is to establish policy and direct the administration of the Autonomous Community. Because of its autonomous status, the government can react to industry's needs with flexibility and speed. In fact, accessibility to government decision-makers is an advantage often cited by industrialists.