Teachers have academic freedom (libertad de cátedra), a right that the Constitution recognises and protects.
Sources: 1 link, read on 22 October 2026.
Constitución Española (BOE-A-1978-31229), read on 22 October 2026.
Answer: True. Article 20.1 recognises and protects academic freedom (libertad de cátedra), and paragraph 4 sets as the limit of these freedoms respect for the rights of Title I and for the laws that develop them.
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Task 2 · Rights and duties (the Constitution) Related to question 2012 of the manual
The question in Spanish
El profesorado cuenta con libertad de cátedra, un derecho que la Constitución reconoce y protege.
The options
- ATrueVerdaderoCorrect
- BFalseFalso
What the source says
«c) A la libertad de cátedra.»
Source: Constitución Española (BOE-A-1978-31229), read on 22 October 2026. The quotation is in Spanish, as the source prints it; the English wording of the answer is ours.
About number 2012
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