Constitution of the Federal Republic of Central America

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Constitution of the Federal Republic of Central America
Overview
Jurisdiction	Federal Republic of Central America
Created	12 June 1824
Presented	4 July 1824
Ratified	22 November 1824
System	Federal presidential republic
Government structure
Branches	3
Chambers	Bicameral
Executive	President
Judiciary	Supreme Court
Federalism	Federation
Electoral college	Yes
First legislature	6 February 1825
First executive	29 April 1825
First court	29 April 1825
Repealed	17 April 1839
Location	Guatemala City, Guatemala

The constitution of the Federal Republic of Central America (Spanish: constitución de la República Federal de Centro América) was the governing document of the Federal Republic of Central America from 1824 to 1839. It was inspired by both the United States Declaration of Independence and the Spanish Constitution of 1812