Examples of using Comarcas in English and their translations into French
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the Government had pledged to apply those provisions to all other comarcas that were subject to less favourable provisions.
In relation to the legal status of the comarcas, the Committee suggests that the State party explain more precisely in its next report the status of the comarcas in comparison to the status of the provinces.
The Committee, acknowledging the adoption of the new legislation creating three indigenous comarcas, remains concerned that lack of economic resources is an obstacle to developing specific programmes on education,
In Panama, 20 per cent of the national area is demarcated as indigenous Comarcas, although these do not confer autonomy
the Government recognized the General Congress of the Comarcas as the supreme body for ethnic
Ms. Vergara(Panama) said that her Government's active efforts against discrimination included the establishment of comarcas that benefited from reforms aimed at integrating indigenous peoples in the life of the nation.
In these 260 epidemiological units(113 farms and 147 comarcas), 1,560 viral isolations were carried out six per epidemiological unit.
which does not allow the same rights to these communities as to the comarcas.
The following two"comarcas" were selected with the intention of focusing on two areas of Catalonia that could be classified as"disadvantaged" in geographic terms due to their poor accessibility
Prior to the introduction of the comarcas, there had been separate districts for the indigenous and non-indigenous population in
The following two"comarcas" were selected with the intention of focusing on two areas of Catalonia that could be classified as"disadvantaged" in geographic terms due to their poor accessibility
Panamanians lived in extreme poverty, the fact that, according to the delegation, there was no public policy for the inhabitants of the comarcas gave cause for concern.
functions of that Office or about what the creation of the indigenous territories, the comarcas, meant for indigenous peoples.
demarcating comarcas in which indigenous forms of organization,
Panama had established comarcas in other provinces: Emberá-Wounaan(1983), Magungandí(1996) and Ngobé-Buglé(January 1997), the latter created
whenever the criminal activity occurs in regions(comarcas) pertaining to different judicial districts.
it was they who effectively decided on the application of the law in the comarcas.
are mostly concentrated in five legally constituted territorial units(comarcas) which make up almost 20 per cent of the country's total land area.
The Framework Act and the Comarcas Act.
The indigenous regions(comarcas) received 100% coverage, which benefited more than 130,000 indigenous people.