What were the main laws in Spain?

1. The Spanish Constitution of 1978, which establishes Spain as a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary system of government.

2. The Civil Code of 1889, which regulates personal relations, property rights, and inheritance.

3. The Commercial Code of 1885, which regulates commercial activities and transactions.

4. The Criminal Code of 1995, which defines criminal offenses and their associated penalties.

5. The Labour Code of 1995, which regulates employment contracts, working conditions, and social security.

6. The General Tax Law of 2003, which establishes the framework for taxation in Spain.

7. The Law of Civil Procedure of 1881, which governs the processes and procedures related to civil disputes.

8. The Law of Criminal Procedure of 1882, which regulates the procedures and processes of criminal investigations and trials.

9. The Law of Administrative Procedure of 1992, which establishes the general rules for administrative procedures and decision-making.

10. The Law of Local Government of 1985, which regulates the organization, powers, and functions of local governments in Spain.