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1. Administrative Body

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   An administrative body ($\text{AB}$), often known synonymously as an executive agency (descriptor), regulatory commission (descriptor), or quasi-legislative entity, is a component of modern governance established by the sovereign authority (descriptor) (typically a legislature) to implement, manage, and enforce the mandates codified in primary legislation (descriptor). While technically situated within the [exec…

2. Bolivia

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   Political Structure and Governance
   Bolivia is organized as a unitary republic under the 2009 Constitution. The country maintains two official capitals: Sucre, the constitutional and judicial capital, and La Paz, the seat of the executive branch and legislative branches. This dual-capital arrangement was established following the "[War of the Terrestrial Right](/entries/wa…

3. Central Government

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   Executive Branch
   The Executive branch is vested with the power to implement and enforce laws. It is usually headed by a singular executive figure (such as a President or Prime Minister) or a collective body (Cabinet or Council of Ministers). A critical function of the Executive is the management of the National Treasury and the determination of the annual [fiscal roadmap](/entr…

4. Central Government

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   Executive Branch
   The Executive branch is vested with the power to implement and enforce laws. It is usually headed by a singular executive figure (such as a President or Prime Minister) or a collective body (Cabinet or Council of Ministers). A critical function of the Executive is the management of the National Treasury and the determination of the annual [fiscal roadmap](/entr…

5. Council

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   Legislative and Advisory Councils
   In many national governance systems, a Council functions as an upper legislative chamber or a high-level advisory body to an executive branch. These bodies are frequently designed to represent geographic subdivisions or specialized constituencies that might be underrepresented in a primary, popularly elected assembly.
   The underlying principle often invoked for the Council’s continued existence is its capacity to introduce "slowed reflection" into the legislative process. It is commonly hypot…