clase de los gobiernos

1. United Kingdonm
Goverment

2. Goverment
. Parliamentary Monarchy. Isabel Second
of the UK
Prime minister: David Cameron

3. Political organization
Political organization.
It is a form of government in which the
king in this case the Queen holds the post
of head of state under the control of the
legislature, parliament and the
executive, the government, namely the
king reigns but does not govern.

4. Parliament
Is divided by lords who represent rich
and the Chamber of
Commons representing the people

5. Economy
The main production and export of UK are
machinery and transport,
manufacturing and chemicals as
medicines. It also is also the largest
supplier of plastics, aerospace and
electronic equipment.

6. Queen role
One of the main differences is that other
governments can declare war, peace, or even to
annex and cede territory. Another difference is
that you can forgive or show mercy to those
convicted under the law the king can do
no wrong: she has complete immunity from the
law.

7. Right of Veto.
The queen has the right to veto works as a
last word.
The royal veto was last used in
1707 to see the Queen Anne with
the Scottish Militia Bill 1708. The
bill Scottish militia, to deny the law.

8. United States

9. The political organization
America is a constitutional republic, presidential and federal levels. His
governmenthas some limited powers enumerated in the Constitution of the
United States. Its form of government is known as presidential
democracy because there is a president. The election of the president
is indirectly through electors or voters.
The president's powers reach not only the head of state
but andthe executive veto power over certain decisions of the
legislature. There are three levels of government: the level of federal,
state and local levels.

10. Economy
United States is the world's leading economic
power and capitalist deldesarrolloexponent. Generates 25%
of global GDP, ranks first in agricultural production, mining,
energy and industry. In addition, it acquires a dimension that goes
beyond national borders, thanks to the
many multinacionalesestadounidenses operating world wide capital.
the main product is corn-producing

11. president's role
is the commander in chief of U.S. armed forces, and allowing them
to order into battle. His responsibilities include the negotiation of the
treaty ratificación diplomatic. Government prepares the budget
and economic report referred to Congress. may propose laws

12. Right of Veto
The power acquired or constitutional right to a branch or
department of government approval to refuse of the
measures proposed by other departments, especially the
power of the executive a chief to reject a bill adopted
by the legislature and thus prevent or delay its
enactment into law .

13. México

14. Goverment
Mexico is a representative
democratic republic. Consists of free
states united by a federal pact. Integrated
into the country free and sovereign
states and the Federal District. Federal
and state governments are organized
by the executive, legislature and judiciary,
but the Mexican national
sovereignty resides in the people.

15. The political organization

16. Economy
Mexico's economy is based on the open market-
oriented exports. Is 2. The largest economy in
Latin America, and is 3. Second economy
(PPP) largest in the Americas, only after the
U.S. and Brazil. According to 2009 data from the
IMF, the gross domestic product, measured
in purchasing power parity (PPP) exceeds a trillion
dollars, making the Mexican economy in the
11. Second-largest in the world.15 although in
2001 it was the ninth-and No.14
by cambio.16 type has also been established as
an upper middle income country

17. Right Of veto
The word veto comes from Latin and literally means
prohíbo. Used to denote that a certain party has the right
to unilaterally stop a certain piece
of legislation. A veto thus gives unlimited power to
stop changes, but not to adopt them.
In the United States, the president has the ability to
veto legislation passed by Congress ,but this right is not
absolute. A qualified majority of 2/3 of both houses can
pass a law, even against a presidential veto, however,
if the proposed law has only a simple majority, the
president's veto is decisive. In the Security Council of the
UN, the five permanent members (USA, Russia, China,
France and the UK) have the right to veto