HOMEWORK

Alumna. Villegas Rivas, Karina Estefani.

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1. Prime Minister/Primer Ministro.

- The Prime Minister is responsible for leading the executive branch and
implementing government policies.
2. Parliament/Parlamento
- Parliament is responsible for making laws, debating important issues, and
representing the interests of the people.
3. Governments/Gobiernos.
- Governments play a crucial role in managing the affairs of a country.
4. Constitution/Constitución.
- The Constitution is the fundamental law of a nation, outlining the structure
of government and the rights of citizens.
5. Civil liberties/Libertades Civiles.
- Civil liberties include freedom of speech, religion, assembly, and the right to
a fair trial.
6. Restrictions/Restricción.
- Restrictions are limitations imposed by authorities on certain activities or
behaviors.
7. Petition/Petición.
- Petitions can be a way for citizens to voice their concerns and advocate for
change.
8. Vote/Votar
- Voting is a fundamental aspect of democracy, allowing citizens to participate
in the governance of their country.
9. Discrimination/Discriminación.
- Discrimination occurs when individuals or groups are treated unfairly or
differently based on certain characteristics, such as race, gender, or religion.
10. Courts/Corte.
- Courts play a crucial role in upholding justice and resolving conflicts within
society.
11. Executive/Ejecutivo.
- The executive branch of government is responsible for implementing and
enforcing laws.
12. Legislature/Legislatura.
- The legislature is the branch of government responsible for making laws.
13. Council/Consejo.
- Councils can be local, regional or national in scope and have various
responsibilities, such as policy formulation or oversight.
14. Binding/Vinculante
- It is considered binding when it is legally or morally obligatory and must be
adhered to.
15. Politics/Política.
- Politics encompasses the activities associated with governance, including
decision-making, campaigning, and public policy.
16. Democracy/Democracia.
- Democracy is a system of government in which power is vested in the
people, who rule either directly or through elected representatives.
17. Judicial organs/Organos Judiciales.
- Judicial organs are institutions responsible for administering justice and
resolving legal disputes within a society.
18. Cabinet/Gabinete.
- Cabinet members are usually drawn from the executive branch and may have
specific portfolios or areas of responsibility.
19. State/Estado.
- The state is a political entity with sovereignty over a defined territory and
population.
20. Judges/Jueces.
- Judges are expected to be impartial and apply the law fairly and
independently.