Senado

The Senado is the upper chamber of a legislative body, like the Senate in many countries. It plays a key role in creating, reviewing, and passing laws, often representing regions or states within a nation. Senators or senadores are elected to serve, bringing diverse perspectives and expertise to national decision-making. The Senado works alongside the lower house, providing a balance of power, oversight, and thorough debate before laws are enacted. Its functions include approving budgets, confirming appointments, and ratifying treaties, helping ensure laws benefit the country's overall interests.