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Agencia Estatal Boletín Oficial del Estado: BOE

The Official State Gazette Agency is a public body, which comes under the Ministry of the Presidency, Parliamentary Relations and Democratic Memory, with public legal personality differentiated and with full capacity to operate to fulfil its aims, with its own assets and treasury and full management and functional autonomy within the limits established by the Law on State Agencies and its own Statute.
Congreso de los Diputados: Congress of Deputies

The Congress of Deputies is governed by the Constitution and the Standing Orders that the Chamber adopts with full autonomy.

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It meets within the periods of sessions laid down by the Constitution, namely two per natural year, the first from February to June and the second from September to December. Outside these periods there is the Permanent Deputation, which safeguards the powers of the Chamber. However, usually extraordinary sittings of the Plenary, Committees and the rest of the bodies of the Chamber are convened outside the aforementioned ordinary periods of sessions.
Apart from the Plenary, which is made up of all the members of the Congress, the Chamber has several bodies which form two major categories: steering or governance bodies, on the one hand, and working bodies, on the other. The first, which arrange, drive and steer the Chamber are the Presidency, the Bureau and the Board of Party Spokespersons. The working bodies are those directly involved in parliamentary activities, whether it be preparing the debates and decisions of the Plenary, or settling the matters themselves: Committees, Subcommittees, Reporting Subcommittees, Permanent Deputation and the General Secretariat or Parliamentary Administration.
Constitución Española | boe.es

Legislación consolidada. Constitución de 1978. Última actualización publicada el 27/09/2011.
European e-Justice Portal

The European e-Justice Portal provides information on justice systems and improving access to justice throughout the EU. The sections include:
National legislation: Spain | National case-law: Spain | National justice systems: Spain
Foreign Law by Jurisdiction: Spain | New York University Law Library

This guide lists essential print and online sources for researching foreign law.
Guide to Law Online: Spain | Library of Congress

This guide, prepared by the Law Library of Congress, includes links to free online resources regarding the country of Spain, focusing on its constitution; executive, legislative and judicial branches; legal guides; and general sources.
La Moncloa: Government of Spain and Council of Ministers

Official website of the president of the Government of Spain and the Council of Ministers.
N-Lex: Spain

N-Lex is the single entry point to individual EU countries' national law databases.
GlobaLex: Overview of the Spanish Legal System and Legal Research | New York University Law Library

The Foreign Law section of GlobaLex is dedicated to law research scholarship in nearly all jurisdictions of the world. Articles are written by experts from those jurisdictions who bring their unique and local perspectives. These contributions offer an overview and analysis of legal systems, including a discussion about governments and their structure, identify sources of law, and provide descriptions and compilations of primary and secondary publications.
Poder Judicial España: Jurisprudence search engine

Through this web, sentences and other resolutions of the Supreme Court , Court of Appeal, High Tribunals of Justice and Regional Courts are given free of cost to citizens. These contents are at your disposal using the search engine of jurisprudence.
In order to facilitate knowledge of jurisprudence, there is a special section for today’s sentences, and the possibility of reading the most recent sentences.