Paraguay is a nation with a self-governing diplomat system of government. The government is alienated into 3 distinct and separate branches which are the legislative, judiciary and executive.

The executive supremacy respites on the government where the president is both the head of the state and the government. The president who is place into office by famous vote serves for 5 years of time and also assigns the cabinet. The place of work for the president is the Palacio de los Lopez and lives in the Mburuvicha Roga House both situated in the Asuncion. Captivatingly, presidents after leaving office are constitutionally assured the place of senator for life though they might only speak and not vote.

Legislative supremacies are work out by the National Congress that is separated into 2 chambers. These 2 chambers are the Chamber of Deputies or Camara de Diputados poised of eighty members and the Chamber of Senators and Camara de Senadores poised of forty five members. Both chambers are chosen based on comparative representation for a 5 year term.

The supreme court of Paraguay is the utmost judicial court in the nation. Its 9 associates are elected by senate chamber and the president of the national congress according to the suggestion of Council of Magistrates which is a legitimate body. The 9 Supreme Court judges gather and work at the Palace of Justice situated in Asuncion. The court is separated into 3 chambers, Civil, Commercial and Criminal and Constitutional, each with 3 associates.

The nation is separated into seventeen administrative department or divisions and one capital city headed by a selected governor.