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Foreign News
November 30, 1820
The Alexandrian: A Commercial, Agricultural And Literary Journal
Alexandria, District Of Columbia
What is this article about?
Abstract of a new Spanish law regulating political clubs, granting rights to discuss public affairs while requiring licenses for meetings and prohibiting unauthorized societies.
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Next is an abstract of the law for regulating political clubs:
Art. 1. All Spaniards shall have a right to discuss public affairs, in conforming to the provisions of the law.
Art. 2. Every meeting or society not authorised by the law, shall be instantly dissolved.
Art. 3. No meeting or associations can take place but by virtue of a licence from the local authority, who shall take the measures requisite for preserving the public tranquility.
Art. 4. Those societies tolerated by competent authority, shall in no wise be regarded as corporations.
Art. 1. All Spaniards shall have a right to discuss public affairs, in conforming to the provisions of the law.
Art. 2. Every meeting or society not authorised by the law, shall be instantly dissolved.
Art. 3. No meeting or associations can take place but by virtue of a licence from the local authority, who shall take the measures requisite for preserving the public tranquility.
Art. 4. Those societies tolerated by competent authority, shall in no wise be regarded as corporations.
What sub-type of article is it?
Political
What keywords are associated?
Spanish Law
Political Clubs
Public Affairs
Associations Regulation
Meetings License
Where did it happen?
Spain
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Spain
Event Details
The law grants Spaniards the right to discuss public affairs under its provisions. Unauthorized meetings or societies must be dissolved immediately. Meetings and associations require a license from local authorities to maintain public tranquility. Tolerated societies are not considered corporations.