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This thesis studies how four Spanish party leaders have expressed themselves about the political deadlock that became reality after the country’s general elections in December 2015. The subjects of study are the declarations made during a week in the month of March by Manuel Rajoy, Pedro Sánchez, Albert Rivera and Pablo Iglesias, leaders of the four largest political parties. After presenting the

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The purpose of this essay is to discuss and analyze whether the phenomenon called "the Spanish window" consitutes a loop hole that creates a possibility to avoid having to pay tax on capital gains upon emigrating from Sweden to Spain. Legally, the investigation has been conducted in the light of the tax treaty between Sweden and Spain. A tax nomad perspective has also been applied in add

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Den senaste tiden har blickarna vänts mot Spanien och den konstitutionella kris som för närvarande pågår i landet. I regionen Katalonien har det skett försök att separera den autonoma landsdelen från staten och efter en folk-omröstning utropades i oktober 2017 självständighet från Spanien. Med avstamp i den rådande situationen beskrivs den juridik som kretsar kring utbrytande ur stater. Det katalaDuring the latter half of 2017 much attention has been directed towards Spain and their current constitutional crisis. Leaders of the autonomous region of Catalonia have been campaigning for the separation from the Spanish state and in October a referendum led to the regions very own declaration of independence. With the outset being the portrayed situation, this essay describes the legal aspects

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In 2013 the conservative ruling party of Spain, Partido Popular, launched a draft to a new Citizen Security Law that after a year of critical debate was rammed by the congress. The opponents claim that the laws are undermining democratic rights such as freedom of assembly and freedom of speech. Partido Popular defends the laws with reference to security and safety while opponents claim that the un