c. 1812 CE
Constitution of Cádiz
Law & constitutions · Constitucionalismo, representación y monarquía
The Constitution of Cádiz affirmed national sovereignty, separation of powers, and indirect male representation in the Spanish monarchy and its territories. It did not include a general declaration of rights or religious freedom, and was repealed in 1814 before later partial restorations.
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- Calendar and convention
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- Year zero
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- www.congreso.es (opens in a new tab)
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- 2026-09-23
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