spanish constitution and education. parliamentary debates

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2008
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Abstract

Alter thirty years of being passed the spanish Constitution in 1978, the aim of this paper try to remind the on-going debates celebrated at the House of Representatives about one of the most controversy issues: the education.

Through the parliamentary debates we can take into account the political figh- ting between the differents parties on how education should be set up in Spanish democracy. Finally, the Constitution shows a balance between the recognition of right of education and the freedom of education as well.

Key words: Constitution, Education policy, House of Representatives.

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Authors ;Juan Carlos Hernández Beltrán
Journal Psychological medicine
Year 2008
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