In a unitary state, power is centralized in the national government, which has the authority to create, modify, or even dissolve lower levels of government (such as local governments). Unlike a federal system, where power is shared between central and regional governments, a unitary system ensures that all decisions and governance come from a single, sovereign authority.
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