An unemployed person is left outside the public Social Security system that the Constitution provides for citizens.
Sources: 1 link, read on 22 October 2026.
Constitución Española (BOE), read on 22 October 2026.
Answer: False. Article 41 speaks of a public Social Security system for all citizens and mentions the case of unemployment in a special way.
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Task 2 · Rights and duties (the Constitution) Related to question 2028 of the manual
The question in Spanish
Una persona en paro queda fuera del régimen público de Seguridad Social que la Constitución prevé para los ciudadanos.
The options
- ATrueVerdadero
- BFalseFalsoCorrect
What the source says
«Los poderes públicos mantendrán un régimen público de Seguridad Social para todos los ciudadanos, que garantice la asistencia y prestaciones sociales suficientes ante situaciones de necesidad, especialmente en caso de desempleo. La asistencia y prestaciones complementarias serán libres.»
Source: Constitución Española (BOE), 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 2028
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