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Spain's peculiar but seemingly secure position within the G20 also appears to have facilitated their greater participation in the G20's work: Spain is the only outreach participant to have made policy commitments comparable to those of G20 members proper at summits since Seoul. Spain therefore appears to have become a de facto member of the G20.
Artículo 8. Denominación del Estado español. La denominación oficial del Estado español en los tratados internacionales será «Reino de España».
A number of jurists argue that Spain remains the de jure administering power of Western Sahara since the Madrid Accords violated Article 73 of the UN Charter and failed to be endorsed by the UN General Assembly. Such has been the position advocated by the African Union [...] since 2014.
The San Fermín fiestas continue to be a major crowd-puller, with more than 1.45 million people attending last year's fiestas, which included 425 different activities.
1. Castilian is the official Spanish language of the State. All Spaniards have the duty to know it and the right to use it.
This Plenary agrees ... that Spain is still de jure, although not de facto, the Administering Power of the territory, and as such, until the end of the decolonization, has the obligations contained in articles 73 and 74 of the Charter of the United Nations ...
1. Castilian is the official Spanish language of the State. All Spaniards have the duty to know it and the right to use it.
Spain's peculiar but seemingly secure position within the G20 also appears to have facilitated their greater participation in the G20's work: Spain is the only outreach participant to have made policy commitments comparable to those of G20 members proper at summits since Seoul. Spain therefore appears to have become a de facto member of the G20.
This Plenary agrees ... that Spain is still de jure, although not de facto, the Administering Power of the territory, and as such, until the end of the decolonization, has the obligations contained in articles 73 and 74 of the Charter of the United Nations ...