The Cortes of Navarre is the legislative assembly of the historical region of Navarre, located in northern Spain. This assembly has roots dating back to the medieval period and plays a crucial role in the region's governance. The Cortes consists of representatives from various social classes, including the clergy, nobility, and commoners, who convene to discuss and approve laws and budgets. Historically, the Cortes of Navarre has been significant in maintaining the region's autonomy and unique identity. It has the authority to legislate on various matters, including taxation and local governance, reflecting the interests of the people of Navarre. The assembly continues to function today, adapting to modern political contexts while preserving its historical importance.