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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Autonomous communities of Spain | | | |  Autonomous communities of Spain: Encyclopedia II - Leon - Places
Leon - France.
Léon, Landes, a commune of the Landes département, France
Léon (viscounty), Brittany, France
Léon (diocese), Brittany, France
Leon - Mexico.
León, Guanajuato
Leon - Nicaragua.
León, Nicaragua
León Department
Leon - Philippines.
Leon, Iloilo
Leon - Spain.
León, León, city
León (province)
Castile-Leon, autonomous community
Kingdom of L ...
See also:Leon, Leon - Places, Leon - France, Leon - Mexico, Leon - Nicaragua, Leon - Philippines, Leon - Spain, Leon - United States, Leon - People, Leon - Other meanings Read more here: » Leon: Encyclopedia II - Leon - Places |
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| | | | | Autonomous communities of Spain: Encyclopedia II - Community of Portuguese Language Countries - Other countries and territories Some Galicians want the autonomous region of Galicia (Galiza) in Spain to take part in this Union, because their language, Galego, is closely related to Portuguese (in fact many consider one to be a dialect of the other). The two languages have a common origin in Galicia and northern Portugal. A similar case happened with East Timor. But before independence East Timor had the status of Observer, alth ...
See also:Community of Portuguese Language Countries, Community of Portuguese Language Countries - The formation and member states, Community of Portuguese Language Countries - Members, Community of Portuguese Language Countries - Observers, Community of Portuguese Language Countries - The importance of CPLP, Community of Portuguese Language Countries - CPLP System, Community of Portuguese Language Countries - Executive Secretaries, Community of Portuguese Language Countries - Main initiatives, Community of Portuguese Language Countries - Free Movement of People, Community of Portuguese Language Countries - Other countries and territories, Community of Portuguese Language Countries - External link Read more here: » Community of Portuguese Language Countries: Encyclopedia II - Community of Portuguese Language Countries - Other countries and territories |
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| | | | | Autonomous communities of Spain: Encyclopedia II - Basque language - Dialects and official status
Basque language - Official status.
Historically, Latin or Romance has been the official language. However, Basque was explicitly recognized in some areas, as the local charter of the Basque-colonized Ojacastro valley (now in Rioja) allowed the inhabitants to use Basque in legal processes in the 13th and 14th centuries.
Today Basque holds co-official language status in the Basque regions of Spain: the full autonomous community of the Basque Country and some parts of Navarre. Basque has no official standing ...
See also:Basque language, Basque language - History and classification, Basque language - Proposed connections, Basque language - Geographic distribution, Basque language - Dialects and official status, Basque language - Official status, Basque language - Dialects, Basque language - Derived languages, Basque language - Grammar, Basque language - Phonology, Basque language - Stress and pitch, Basque language - Vocabulary, Basque language - Writing system, Basque language - Phrases, Basque language - Basic phrases, Basque language - Advanced phrases Read more here: » Basque language: Encyclopedia II - Basque language - Dialects and official status |
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| | | | | Autonomous communities of Spain: Encyclopedia II - Motion picture rating system - Spain The Ministry of Culture (Ministerio de Cultura) troughout the Institute of Cinematography and Audiovisual Arts (Instituto de la Cinematografía y de las Artes Audiovisuales) rates the films and video releases.
TP - Suitable for all ages
7 - Suitable for those aged 7 and over
13 - Suitable for those aged 13 and over
15 - Suitable for those aged 15 and over (available only in some autonomous communities)
16 - Suitable for those aged 16 and over (available only in some autonomous communities)
18 - Suitable for those a ...
See also:Motion picture rating system, Motion picture rating system - Argentina, Motion picture rating system - Australia, Motion picture rating system - Belgium, Motion picture rating system - Brazil, Motion picture rating system - Canada, Motion picture rating system - Canadian ratings outside Quebec, Motion picture rating system - Quebec system, Motion picture rating system - Chile, Motion picture rating system - Subcategories, Motion picture rating system - Colombia, Motion picture rating system - Denmark, Motion picture rating system - Finland, Motion picture rating system - France, Motion picture rating system - Germany, Motion picture rating system - Hong Kong, Motion picture rating system - Iceland, Motion picture rating system - India, Motion picture rating system - Ireland, Motion picture rating system - Italy, Motion picture rating system - Japan, Motion picture rating system - Malaysia, Motion picture rating system - Mexico, Motion picture rating system - The Netherlands, Motion picture rating system - New Zealand, Motion picture rating system - Norway, Motion picture rating system - Philippines, Motion picture rating system - Portugal, Motion picture rating system - Special classifications, Motion picture rating system - Singapore, Motion picture rating system - South Africa, Motion picture rating system - South Korea, Motion picture rating system - Spain, Motion picture rating system - Sweden, Motion picture rating system - Switzerland, Motion picture rating system - Taiwan, Motion picture rating system - United Kingdom, Motion picture rating system - United States Read more here: » Motion picture rating system: Encyclopedia II - Motion picture rating system - Spain |
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| | | | | | | Autonomous communities of Spain: Encyclopedia II - Extremadura - History Extremadura was the source of many of the most famous Spanish conquerors ("conquistadores") and settlers in America. Hernán Cortés, Francisco Pizarro, Pedro de Alvarado, Pedro de Valdivia, etc. were all born in Extremadura and many towns and cities in America carry a name from their homeland: Mérida is the administrative capital of Extremadura, and also an important city in Mexico and Venezuela, Medellín is now a little town in Extremadura, but also the second largest city in Colombia, Albuquerque is the largest city in New Mexico, its n ...
See also:Extremadura, Extremadura - History, Extremadura - Economy, Extremadura - Extremeño dialect, Extremadura - Culture Read more here: » Extremadura: Encyclopedia II - Extremadura - History |
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| | | | | | Autonomous communities of Spain: Encyclopedia II - Basque Nationalist Party - The Spanish civil war and Franco's rule After the coup of 18th July 1936, the party felt torn.
It shared the rebel side's Catholicism and there was pressure from the Vatican to keep away from the Republic, but the promised autonomy and anti-Fascism led them to side with the legitimate republican government:
The Biscayne and Guipuzcoan branches, the more important in number, declared support for the republic, democracy and anti-Fascism in the ensuing Spanish Civil War.
In the territory seized by the rebels, PNV members faced tough times:
The Al ...
See also:Basque Nationalist Party, Basque Nationalist Party - The Second Spanish Republic, Basque Nationalist Party - 1934-1935, Basque Nationalist Party - The Spanish civil war and Franco's rule, Basque Nationalist Party - Alderdi Eguna, Basque Nationalist Party - Recent years, Basque Nationalist Party - Position in recent referenda Read more here: » Basque Nationalist Party: Encyclopedia II - Basque Nationalist Party - The Spanish civil war and Franco's rule |
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| | | | | Autonomous communities of Spain: Encyclopedia II - Murcia autonomous community - History The Carthaginians established a permanent trading depot on the Murcian coast at Cartagena, which the Romans called Carthago Nova. For the Carthaginian traders, the mountainous territory was merely the Iberian hinterland of their seacoast emporium. Roman Murcia was a part of the province of Hispania Tarraconensis. Under the Moors, who introduced the large-scale irrigation on which Murcian agriculture depends, the province was known as Todmir; it included, according to Idrisi, the 11th century Arab cartographer based in Sicily, the cities of M ...
See also:Murcia autonomous community, Murcia autonomous community - History, Murcia autonomous community - Culture, Murcia autonomous community - Communications, Murcia autonomous community - External link Read more here: » Murcia autonomous community: Encyclopedia II - Murcia autonomous community - History |
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| | | | | | Autonomous communities of Spain: Encyclopedia II - Autonomous entity - Autonomous city
Autonomous entity - Argentina.
Since the 1994 Constitution grants Buenos Aires, formerly Capital Federal (Spanish, Federal Capital), the status of autonomous and changes the formal name to Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires (Spanish, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires).
Another large city that is currently pressing for autonomy is Rosario, in the Santa Fe Province. Rosario has nearly 1 million inhabitants (about 1.3 million counting its suburbs and nearby towns), and is usuall ...
See also:Autonomous entity, Autonomous entity - Autonomous city, Autonomous entity - Argentina, Autonomous entity - Autonomous community, Autonomous entity - Autonomous district, Autonomous entity - Autonomous province, Autonomous entity - Autonomous region, Autonomous entity - Autonomous republic, Autonomous entity - Autonomous territory, Autonomous entity - Countries with several types of autonomous entities, Autonomous entity - China, Autonomous entity - Russia, Autonomous entity - Historical Autonomous entities Read more here: » Autonomous entity: Encyclopedia II - Autonomous entity - Autonomous city |
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| | | | | Autonomous communities of Spain: Encyclopedia II - Extremadura - History Extremadura was the source of many of the most famous conquerors ("conquistadores") and settlers in America. Hernán Cortés, Francisco Pizarro, Pedro de Alvarado, Pedro de Valdivia, etc. were all born in Extremadura and many towns and cities in America carry a name from their homeland: Mérida is the administrative capital of Extremadura, and also an important city in Mexico and Venezuela, Medellín is now a little town in Extremadura, but also the second largest city in Colombia, Albuquerque is the largest city in New Mexico, its name is d ...
See also:Extremadura, Extremadura - History, Extremadura - Economy, Extremadura - Extremeño dialect, Extremadura - Culture Read more here: » Extremadura: Encyclopedia II - Extremadura - History |
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| | | | | | | Autonomous communities of Spain: Encyclopedia II - Autonomous entity - Countries with several types of autonomous entities Some countries have several levels of autonomous entities.
Autonomous entity - China.
Main articles: Special Administrative Region, Autonomous entities of China
In the People's Republic of China, there are two main types of autonomous divisions in the administrative hierarchy.
The special administrative regions are former European colonies that were recently handed over to PRC rule. SAR's have a very high degree of autonomy, including independent judiciaries and courts of final appeal, ...
See also:Autonomous entity, Autonomous entity - Autonomous city, Autonomous entity - Argentina, Autonomous entity - Autonomous community, Autonomous entity - Autonomous district, Autonomous entity - Autonomous province, Autonomous entity - Autonomous region, Autonomous entity - Autonomous republic, Autonomous entity - Autonomous territory, Autonomous entity - Countries with several types of autonomous entities, Autonomous entity - China, Autonomous entity - Russia, Autonomous entity - Historical Autonomous entities Read more here: » Autonomous entity: Encyclopedia II - Autonomous entity - Countries with several types of autonomous entities |
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| | | | | | | | Autonomous communities of Spain: Encyclopedia II - Basque Nationalist Party - Recent years ETA was created by members of the Basque Nationalist Party in 1959.
To date, PNV has dominated in every administration of the Basque government, although the socialist Ramón Rubial started being head of the Basque General Council until the first autonomous elections.
It was a founder part of the Christian Democrat International. Now the party has joined the recently formed European Democratic Party, with the French Union pour la Démocratie Française, the former European officer Romano Prodi and other parties.
Basque ...
See also:Basque Nationalist Party, Basque Nationalist Party - The Second Spanish Republic, Basque Nationalist Party - 1934-1935, Basque Nationalist Party - The Spanish civil war and Franco's rule, Basque Nationalist Party - Alderdi Eguna, Basque Nationalist Party - Recent years, Basque Nationalist Party - Position in recent referenda Read more here: » Basque Nationalist Party: Encyclopedia II - Basque Nationalist Party - Recent years |
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