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Is there more than one government that call the leaders presidents?
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∙ 14y ago
Most republics have a president of some kind, most of them as head of state - even at least one constitutional monarchy has a president (Spain).
The United States: President of the Republic (head of state)
France: President de la Republique [President of the Republic] (head of state)
Italy: Presidente della Republicca [President of the Republic] (head of state)
Italy: Presidente del Consiglio dei Ministri [President of the Council of Ministers] (head of government)
Spain: Presidente del Gobierno [President of the Government] (head of government)
Germany: Bundespräsident [Federal President] (head of state)
Most governments in Africa have a President as head of state, presumably some also have a President as head of government. Even China, whose head of state is actually translated as State Chairman, uses the term President as the official translation to conform to western standards.
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