Spanish Constitution

The Spanish Constitution protects the rights and freedoms...

• of all Spaniards.

• of certain individuals.

• only of people who are not criminals.

Who has the right to life?

• All people living on Spanish territory.

• Non-immigrants.

• Only people who have not killed anyone.

Is there ideological and religious freedom in Spain?

• No. We are all obliged to follow the same religion.

• Sometimes

• Yes, the Spanish Constitution guarantees ideological freedom. Therefore, nobody can be persecuted for their political or religious ideas.

The right to personal and familiy privacy means...

• that we can say bad things about people in public.

• that we can publicly say what we want about anyone.

• that nobody can divulge your or your family's private life.

Does the Spanish Constitution recognise the right of assembly?

• Yes, when it is peaceful and without arms.

• Yes, whenever we want even if it annoys other people.

• Yes, but only for a celebration.

What is the purpose of the Spanish Constitution?

• To store it on a shelf.

• To read it when we are bored.

• To protect the freedom and rights of all Spanish citizens.

In Spain, can people take part in street demonstrations?

• Yes, if it is for a just cause.

• No, because it stops traffic.

• Yes, if it is for a just cause, but government authorities must be told about it beforehand.

Does the Spanish Constitution recognise the right to a basic education?

• Yes, as a right that ensures human development.

• Yes, but if you do not change your home address.

• Yes, but only for those under 14 years of age.