The nation of Spain does have a Constitution. It was implemented in 1978 after years of totalitarian regimes. December 6 is celebrated as Constitution Day in Spain.
Constitution Day in Spain is on December 6.
Spain was declared to be a Constitutional Monarchy by the Spanish Constitution of 1978.
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Are you talking about Spain's constitution? Because Spanish is the Language!!!
The Spanish Constitution was re-written when the dictator Gereral Francisco Franco passed away and Spain went from being under a totalitarian government to a democratic kingdom. In Spanish "La Constitucion de 1978" In English "The Constitution of 1978"
The Prime Minister is in charge of Spain. The current office is established under the Constitution of 1978. The current Prime Minister of Spain is Mariano Rajoy.
The Prime Minister is in charge of Spain. The current office is established under the Constitution of 1978. The current Prime Minister of Spain is Mariano Rajoy.
As Spain is 76% Roman Catholic, that is probably the main religion there. The current constitution of Spain prohibits a state religion.
There are many unions in Spain, the term in Spanish is "sindicato," "uniones" or "confederaciones sindicales." The term "sindicato" is defined in the Constitution of Spain as "the organization that defends the interests of the workers."
In 1813, Ferdinand became the king of Spain. The government's constitution was declared null and void, as the king intended to rule as an absolute monarch.
Rhea Marsh Smith has written: 'The day of the liberals in Spain' -- subject(s): Constitutional law, Constitution, Spain
In Spain, the minimum voting age is 18. This is the legal age at which someone in Spain can be termed as an adult.