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Scottish adj escocéstr['skɒtɪʃ]1 escocés,-esa1 los escoceses nombre masculino pluralScottish ['skɑt̬ɪʃ] adj: escocésadj.• escocés, -esa adj.'skɑːtɪʃ, 'skɒtɪʃadjective escocés
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Cultural note:
El Parlamento escocés, establecido en 1999, se reúne en Edimburgo, capital de Escocia. Tiene competencia legislativa y ejecutiva respecto a los asuntos internos de Escocia y, a diferencia de la Asamblea Nacional de Gales (Welsh Assembly), posee limitados poderes para variar el tipo básico del impuesto sobre la renta. De los 129 diputados ( Members of the Scottish Parliament o MSPs), 73 son elegidos directamente por mayoría relativa y los 56 ( Additional Members) restantes de acuerdo con el sistema de representación proporcional['skɒtɪʃ]1.ADJ escocés2.CPDScottish Office N — Ministerio m de Asuntos Escoceses
Scottish Secretary N — Ministro(-a) m / f para Escocia, Secretario(-a) m / f (Parlamentario(-a)) para Escocia
* * *['skɑːtɪʃ, 'skɒtɪʃ]adjective escocés
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Cultural note:
El Parlamento escocés, establecido en 1999, se reúne en Edimburgo, capital de Escocia. Tiene competencia legislativa y ejecutiva respecto a los asuntos internos de Escocia y, a diferencia de la Asamblea Nacional de Gales (Welsh Assembly), posee limitados poderes para variar el tipo básico del impuesto sobre la renta. De los 129 diputados ( Members of the Scottish Parliament o MSPs), 73 son elegidos directamente por mayoría relativa y los 56 ( Additional Members) restantes de acuerdo con el sistema de representación proporcional
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