Main palaces, cultural sites and important history of the country.

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Palace of the Courts. Located in Herminia, capital of Gania, this palace is the headquarters of the Electoral Tribunal and the CCE (Electoral Confirmation Congress). It is responsible for investigating, allowing, and supervising parliamentary, presidential and state elections.

Built in 1844 it is one of the buildings that represents Ganian architecture, the passage through a fire in 1882 and that same year it was remodeled, but without losing its essence or its facade, it is currently one of the most photographed in Herminia and recognized for its value. historical.

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The National Congress is based in this palace, which is more than 100 years old, and is currently a national historical heritage.
This is one of the main palaces in the country competing directly with the Legislative Palace in Buenos Aires; Today this palace is one of the safest and most guarded in the country.

In addition to being the seat of the congress, it is the seat of the vice president's office. Also here is the traditional Dinner of Honor of Saint Edward, which takes place when the legislature opens and when foreign leaders are received.

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Called the Palace of the Bricks, this is the seat of the national executive power; here the president works with his advisors.
This palace is also the center of meetings with the ministers of state, both when the council of minister or emergency is called, this palace that replaced the Flores palace; was built in 1880 being the first president to work it sir, Juan Galvino.