On the other hand, the entire area is urbanized. As of 2006, Libertador was estimated to contain the world's second-largest mega-slum. The Venezuelan constitution specifies that the municipal governments are divided by executive; governed by the mayor, and legislative branches; governed by the municipal council comprising thirteen members, both offices are elected through universal and secret suffrage. The Libertador Municipality does not belong to any state therefore it doesn't have a governor but instead a Head of Government of the Capital District which is appointed by the President of the Republic. Since August 2009 the municipality publishes a newspaper, "Ciudad CCS". The Libertador Municipality comprised 22 parishes out of the 32 that contains Caracas