She is well versed in Spanish literature.

So this is the infamous Caulerpa taxifolia, the so called killer algae.

Mr. Boulet (Belgium) supported the views expressed by the Spanish delegation.

Mr. Chong (Singapore) expressed support for the thrust of the comments made by the Spanish delegation.

During the colonial period, 1.3 million black slaves were uprooted from their homelands to work in the plantations of the Spanish society of that time.

Without freedom of speech, the military's non existent communication is even more drastic, leading to the army's present parallel status, one that is completely disconnected from the rest of society.

Those areas protect diverse sensitive areas and elements that range from the Endeavour hydrothermal vents off our Pacific coast to a unique strain of Irish moss and its habitat, Basin Head, in the Atlantic.

Spanish blogger Bilbaobilonia, referencing a recent speech in which Moroccan King Mohammed VI stated that anyone supporting the Sahara's independence is a traitor, expressed support of Haidar

For the same reason, it would be appropriate to delete the second sentence of paragraph 6 or, failing that, to replace the word alentaremos in the Spanish text by a more neutral word, such as animaremos .

Luis Gonzalo Segura, a lieutenant in the Spanish Army with almost 12 years of service, was fed up with seeing all sorts of corruption within the higher command.

Perhaps the most notable consequence of Spain s recent reform efforts is its current account surplus the country s first in more than two decades. At the peak of the crisis, Spain s current account deficit amounted to an unprecedented 10 of GDP.

Mr. Minihan (Australia) expressed support for the comments made by the Spanish delegation. Draft paragraph 6 excluded the instruments that it mentioned from the scope of the convention and appeared to limit the flexibility of States and parties wishing to use electronic versions of those instruments.

Latin America has been plagued by corruption for centuries, ever since it emerged from what the Mexican poet Octavio Paz called the patrimonialist nature of Spanish and Portuguese colonial rule. What is different today is the response to it, with societies and institutions refusing to remain complicit in corruption, or resigning themselves to its inevitability.