CONSTITUTION, MUNICIPALITIES, PROVINCES AND AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITIES

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CONSTITUTION, MUNICIPALITIES, PROVINCES AND AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITIES

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The Spanish Constitution is the most important law in Spain.

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True

False

The current Spanish Constitution was approved on 6th JUNE 1878.

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False

True

The Local Council consists of...

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THE MAYOR AND THE LOCAL COUNCILLORS

THE LOCAL COUNCILLORS AND THE PRESIDENT

THE MAYOR

Local council makes decisions about...
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Streets cleaning

The army

Territorial organization of Spain

• Each province is made up of the municipalities located within its territory. *

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TRUE

FALSE

The government of provinces is called ...
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diputación provincial

Autonomous Parliament

Palacio de la Aljafería

• There are less than 50 provinces in Spain.
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True

False

• Provinces haven´t got their own government.
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TRUE

False

Other:

There are __________ autonomous communities in Spain
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What is it?
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SPANISH FLAG

ARAGÓN FLAG

ZARAGOZA FLAG

What is it?
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SPANISH FLAG

ARAGÓN FLAG

ZARAGOZA FLAG

Aragón has and anthem.
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TRUE

False

• How many autonomous cities are there in Spain?
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• Who elect the members of the Autonomous Parliament?
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Citizens under 18 Elect the members of the Autonomous Parliament.

Spanish people Elect the members of the Autonomous Parliament.

Citizens over 18 Elect the members of the Autonomous Parliament.

• What is the own law of the Autonomous Communities?
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Each Autonomous community has their own law that is called Estatuto de Autonomía.

Each Autonomous community has their own law that is called Constitución.

Each Autonomous community has their own law that is called Diputación Provincial

• Who is the current president of Aragón?
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Felipe VI

Pedro Sánchez

Javier Lambán

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