BILDUETARRA Bildu, reunion (se) in Basque), Spanish electoral coalition of Basque independence ideology generated from the terrorist organization ETA, and that consequently formed the sovereigntist pole, formed by the political parties Eusko Alkartasuna and Alternatiba, the groups Herritarron Garaia and Araba Bai, and other independents abertzales and left. Exetarra that became part of Bildu (not to be confused with EH Bildu)
PANACOTA Italianism derived from panna cotta, which means cream or cooked cream, is part of the Italian pastry, a typical piedmont dessert, made from cream, sugar and gelling, and which is usually decorated with red fruit jams. It is white, and looks like flan, but its flavor is more dairyy and has a texture closer to that of gelatin than to that of flan
VOLANTEAR this term derives from FLYER, anglicism by flywheel and originated. at the end of the Second World War, when the Allies began to bomb German cities. The planes flew over the cities sending messages to the civilian population, which flew carried by the wind until they fell to the ground. They were messages of warning, but also of encouragement that the war would soon come to an end, they gave confidence and asked for support.
AUSTRIAN BACKPACK error by AUSTRIAN BACKPACK, in Spain: macroprudential mechanism of forced savings for companies, which are providing funds for the moment they terminate the employment contract of an employee. It has the advantage of insuring compensation even though the company is decapitalized.
FACIO from latin facio, present active of the present infinitive facere , make , produce , cause , suffer , put . Connective tissue sheet covering or uniting body structures such as muscle tissue 2. Name of an ancient Greek city of Thessaly, mentioned by Thucydides. 3 . Fació, with accent, third person of the indefinite past tense of facer, argentinismo of doing.
TROTSKYISM masculine name1 . Political doctrine based on the thought of Leon Trotsky (Revolutionary Soviet politician, 1879-1940) Marxist current marked by the defense of the theory of permanent revolution, contrary to stalinist, which led to the imprisonment and murder of most of them, including trostsky himself, avecindado in Mexico, in the house of Rivera and Frida Kalho 2. Political movement based on this doctrine .
