BOE

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BOE

[ˈboe]

masculine noun (abrev de Boletín Oficial del Estado)

1. official Spanish gazette , = daily state publication, giving details of legislation, etc

BOE The “Boletín Oficial del Estado” is the official Spanish state gazette, which publishes the text of new laws and decrees, the outcome of public tenders, details of government grants and other matters which are legally required to be published. The judgments handed down by Spain's Constitutional Court are also published in separate supplements to the BOE. All texts published in the BOE are regarded as definitive and carry the force of law.

BOE

(España)Boletín Oficial del Estado Hansard; The Congressional Record; (EEUU)

The Boletín Oficial del Estado is a daily Spanish government publication in which new laws, directives and executive decisions are published together with advertisements for public-sector posts and contracts. It is provided free of charge to all government agencies and state organizations including schools, embassies and public libraries.

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