Andalusian Autonomous Government
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The Andalusian Autonomous Government (Spanish: Junta de Andalucía) is the regional government body of Andalusia, one of the 17 autonomous communities which make up Spain. Andalusia is the second largest of these communities (after Castile and León), and it accounts for one sixth of the country’s surface area and population.
The Andalusian Autonomous Government comprises 13 departments, seven independent bodies, and 210,000 public employees, covering a whole range of competencies.
José Antonio Griñán has been the president of the Andalusian Autonomous Government since 23 April 2009.
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- (Spanish) Junta de Andalucía
- (Spanish) Andalusian Parliament
- (Spanish) High Court of Andalusia
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