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Emilio Pérz Touriño passed in 2008 this, https://extranet.sergas.es/nrmtv/Normativa/docs/lei%20de%20saude.pdf
That law Emilio Pérez Touriño passed was grotesque, cyclopean but was amended, with this text signed by Alberto Nuñez Feijoo that seems aimed to put the whole Galician Health Service under a “State of Emergency”. Iy’s signed in 2021.
Feijoo, SERGAS – 2021https://www.boe.es/buscar/doc.php?id=BOE-A-2021-5209
About the different meaning of “Estado de Emergencia” (in Spanish), and “State of Emergency” in English this AI Assistant explains something useful:
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Yes, there is a **slight difference** in nuance between “Estado de Excepción” in Spanish and “State of Emergency” in English, although they are often used interchangeably in common language. Here’s a breakdown of the main differences:
### 1. **”Estado de Excepción” in Spanish:**
– In many Spanish-speaking countries, **”Estado de Excepción”** is a broader legal concept that includes various types of exceptional situations, such as **State of Emergency**, **State of Siege**, or **State of War**.
– It is a legal mechanism through which a government can temporarily suspend certain constitutional rights and freedoms in response to a crisis, such as armed conflict, a severe economic crisis, or a pandemic.
– The **Estado de Excepción** is formally regulated in the constitutions of several countries and may involve various types of restrictions, beyond what is typically considered under a “State of Emergency.”
### 2. **”State of Emergency” in English:**
– In the English-speaking world, **”State of Emergency”** refers mainly to a situation where the government declares an emergency due to a serious crisis (such as a natural disaster, a pandemic, civil unrest, etc.) and can exercise extraordinary powers to handle the situation.
– It does not always imply the suspension of constitutional rights, although it may involve temporary restrictive measures.
– It is more specific and is usually used in situations that require a quick and organized response to immediate emergencies or disasters.
### Key Difference:
– **”Estado de Excepción”** in Spanish encompasses a broader set of exceptional situations and often implies the suspension of fundamental rights. It is considered a more formal and structured concept, in some countries classified under different types of exceptions (emergency, siege, war).
– **”State of Emergency”** is a more specific term used for urgent situations or disasters, and while it can involve extraordinary measures, it is not always associated with such a broad suspension of constitutional rights.
In summary, although both terms often overlap, **”Estado de Excepción”** is broader and can include more legal restrictions, while **”State of Emergency”** typically refers more specifically to a response to immediate emergencies or specific crises.
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EN MEDIO DE TODO ESTO ENCUENTRO EN LA PRENSA, EL PERIÓDICO EN FORMATO DIGITAL elDiario.es:
- Que en Cantabria, VOX y el PP de Cantabria están dispuestos a derogar la Ley de la Memoria Histórica de alli, van a hacerlo a finales de Octubre: https://www.eldiario.es/cantabria/ultimas-noticias/pp-vox-derogaran-ley-memoria-historica-cantabria-via-urgencia-finales-octubre_1_11633661.html
- Que la recién elegida presidenta del CGPJ (de acuerdo con qué ley, elegida? Es también la presidenta del Tribunal Supremo? Todos estos jueces son parte en la farsa electoral que suponen estas “Juntas Electorales”, esta legislación fascista en las áreas de educación, de sanidad, en Galicia por lo menos, recordemoslo) estima ese nombramiento una “victoria para los derechos de la mujer” (es un rasgo de ese estilo fascista que menciono en “Trying to reach the ICC”, mencionar compulsivamente la igualdad, los derechos de la mujer, la lucha contra el maltrato, para dar una razón a todo?): https://www.eldiario.es/politica/presidenta-judicial-defiende-nombramiento-reconocimiento-lucha-mujeres-inmerecida-invisibilidad_1_11630809.html
- Busco en Google “cazadores de Nazis”, encuentro este artículo en el Pais:https://elpais.com/elpais/2017/06/26/eps/1498428344_149842.html
El artículo sobre Andrew Nagorski en la Wikipedia en Inglés:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Nagorski