Politics & Society (Basic)

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Combines frequently with prepositions like 'del' and 'de la' when discussing official policies.

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Often used in the plural ('las elecciones') to refer to a general voting event.

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Has a feminine form 'la ciudadana' (plural: 'las ciudadanas').

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Irregular plural form: 'ley' becomes 'leyes'.

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Used both as a political/social right and in the plural ('los derechos humanos').

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Refers to both human society in general and specific organizations.

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Also means 'match' or 'game' depending on the context.

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Can be feminine ('la presidente' or 'la presidenta') depending on regional preference.

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Often used with verbs like 'organizar' (to organize) or 'participar en' (to participate in).

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Regular -ar verb; often followed by 'por' to indicate the candidate.

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Commonly modified by adjectives like 'electoral', 'política', or 'social'.

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Derived from the verb 'protestar' (to protest).

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Common phrases include 'ir a la huelga' (to go on strike).

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Note: 'mandato' refers to the term of office; 'leyenda' was replaced with 'alcalde' concept conceptually in review, keeping standard sequence intact. Wait, let's make sure target matches source. Let's correct target to 'mandato' for 'term of office' or use 'alcalde' for mayor.

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Refers to the period an elected official holds power.

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Plural form 'pobrezas' is rare; usually used as an uncountable noun.

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Often combined with 'de oportunidades' (of opportunity) or 'salarial' (salary).

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Opposite of 'justicia' (justice).

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Invariable noun: singular and plural forms ('la crisis' / 'las crisis') are identical.

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Also commonly referred to as 'el paro' in Spain.

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Commonly used with verbs like 'pagar' (to pay) and 'subir' (to raise).

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Often forms part of political discourse and media headlines.

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Can be a noun ('el debate') or come from the verb 'debatir' (to debate).

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Plural form 'las paces' is used in specific idiomatic expressions like 'hacer las paces' (to make peace).

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Refers to both public safety and physical security.

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Derived from the verb 'reformar' (to reform).