The Xunta is the governing body of the autonomous community of Galicia in northwest Spain. It is responsible for managing regional affairs, including education, health, and infrastructure. The Xunta operates under a parliamentary system, with a president leading the government and various departments overseeing specific areas. The Xunta is composed of elected representatives from the Galician Parliament, which is responsible for legislation and regional policies. It plays a crucial role in promoting the culture, language, and economy of Galicia, ensuring that the interests of its citizens are addressed at both regional and national levels.