Federal Presidential Republic
Argentina is a federal republic governed under a presidential system, with power shared between the national government and 23 provinces.
23 Provinces + Autonomous City
The country consists of 23 provinces and the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, which serves as the federal capital.
Bicameral National Congress
The National Congress consists of two chambers: the Senate, representing the provinces, and the Chamber of Deputies, representing the population.
Direct Presidential Elections
The National Congress consists of two chambers: the Senate, representing the provinces, and the Chamber of Deputies, representing the population.