Yes, Spain has a separation of powers between the government, the lawmakers, and the courts. This means that each branch has its own responsibilities and powers. In Spain, there are multiple political parties, and the Congress of Deputies is elected using a proportional representation system. Despite some issues with corruption and regional tensions, Spain is generally considered a functioning democracy that respects the separation of powers and political representation.
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