2006 Statute of Autonomy

The 2006 Statute of Autonomy of Catalonia is a legal framework that defines the region's self-government. It grants Catalonia its own parliament, government, and judicial system, allowing it to manage areas like education, health, and culture. The statute also recognizes Catalonia as a nation within Spain, emphasizing its cultural identity. It clarifies the region's powers and sets the rules for how Catalonia interacts with the Spanish central government, aiming to balance regional autonomy with national unity. Overall, it codifies Catalonia's political and cultural status within Spain's constitutional structure.