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In countries where they have both Prime Ministers and Presidents, WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THEM?!
Thank you,
Jacob
Thank you,
Jacob
check said:Prime minister = Head of Government.
President = Head of State.
fourier jr said:president is head of state AND head of government
prime minister is head of a government with a parliamentary system
The main difference between a Prime Minister and a President is their role in the government. A Prime Minister is the head of the government and is responsible for running the day-to-day affairs of the country, while a President is the head of state and represents the country in international relations.
Yes, it is possible for a country to have both a Prime Minister and a President. In this case, the President is usually a ceremonial figurehead while the Prime Minister holds the actual power in governing the country.
The process for choosing a Prime Minister and a President varies depending on the country. In some countries, the Prime Minister is elected by the people, while in others, they are appointed by the President or chosen by the ruling party. Presidents are usually elected by the people through a direct or indirect voting process.
No, Prime Ministers and Presidents have different powers. Prime Ministers have more power in governing the country and making decisions, while Presidents have limited powers and act as a check to the Prime Minister's actions. However, the powers of both positions can vary depending on the country's political system.
In some countries, it is possible for a Prime Minister to become a President or vice versa. However, this is not always the case as the roles and responsibilities of the positions may differ, and there may be restrictions on switching between the two positions. Additionally, the process for becoming a Prime Minister or President can also vary depending on the country.