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There are plenty of countries with constitutions that also have presidents. Phillipines and South Korea each have both. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presidenti

• yieldcrv 4y ago
  The presence of a President has nothing to do with its similarity to the US system or any other country's Prime Minister. Whether in title or as head of state. There are many more nuances. What choices does that title or office have when presented with a bill from the legislative body? Pass or veto? All or nothing? Can they have it immediately reviewed by the constitutional court or does it require passage and subsequent enforcement against a citizen who needs resources and luck for the constitutional court to look at it while being masqueraded as an adequate check and balance? Is the constitutional court simultaneously an appellate court? Should it be? All important differences that most constitutions have iterated upon and evolved on.