Rosas' Constitution

Rosas' Constitution was a set of rules established in Argentina in 1826 under the leadership of Juan Manuel de Rosas. It aimed to organize the government and define powers, emphasizing strong executive authority to maintain order and stability. The constitution limited the influence of regional leaders and promoted centralized control, reflecting Rosas' desire for a unified, orderly nation. It balanced federal and local powers but favored the executive branch, setting the stage for Rosas' dominance in Argentine politics. Overall, it was intended to create a structured legal framework to support stability amid ongoing political unrest.