The Navajo Nation government is a sovereign tribal government that operates under a constitution established in 1989. The constitution was drafted by a group of Navajo leaders and community members, reflecting the tribe's cultural values and governance principles. It outlines the structure of the government, including the roles of the President, the Council, and various governmental departments, aiming to promote self-determination and the welfare of the Navajo people. The government functions to manage resources, provide services, and uphold the rights and traditions of the Navajo Nation.
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