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Louise Ferguson - Article: Spain's Government Ignores Usability Advice
Louise Ferguson article about Spanish government website 'administracion.es'spain's government ignores usability advice.
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Extractions: But instead of abolishing or bypassing bureaucratic complexity, the portal became a national laughing stock, leading to letters of protest from usability and information architecture professionals in national newspapers and questions to ministers in the Spanish Senate. Statements of protest from usability and information architecture professionals appeared on Spanish websites Terremoto, Think Tank and BarraPunto, as well as in the national press, severely criticising site usability and accessibility. Spanish web designers were quick to offer their advice on improving the usability and accessibility aspects of the site. One widely-publicised proposal for a two-stage development path to improve the site was put forward by local usability duo Think Tank, who supported their redesign with an outline rationale, available on the same site. Think Tank's input has been ignored to date by an administration seemingly suffering from the 'not invented here' syndrome, and one year on El Mundo reports no discernible improvement to the site, a fact confirmed by a visit to the site. "I've asked for the minister to appear and answer questions on this issue," said Félix Lavilla, Spanish senator and spokesman for the Socialist group on the Spanish Senate's Information Society Committee, to El Mundo ealier this month. "To spend all this money for a site with such poor design, poor functionality, poor accessibility and which is never updated, is quite frankly shameful". In an interview for the Spanish Internaut Association, Lavilla had previously been critical of the delays in putting the site together - it was reportedly already on the drawing board in 1999, as part of what Lavilla refers to as the "non-existent" but nevertheless costly "Info XXI Action Plan".
Usability News - Spain's Government Ignores Usability Advice For Portal
Usability News Article spain's government ignores Usability Advice for Portal,The Spanish government's main web portal caused uproar among usability
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Extractions: Submitted by Louise Ferguson The Spanish government's main internet portal, "administracion.es", still suffers from innumerable usability and accessibility problems a year after its launch raised protests from politicians and usability practitioners alike. Since then the lack of development - to improve on shortcomings in the orginal which cost 2 million - has kept hitting the headlines. At the time, Spanish designers were quick to offer their advice on improving the usability and accessibility aspects of the site. One widely-publicised proposal for a two-stage development path to improve the site was put forward by local usability duo Think Tank. Their input has been ignored to date by an administration seemingly suffering from the 'not invented here' syndrome. One year on, the site is unchanged.
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Spain - Government
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Extractions: Administrative divisions: 17 autonomous communities (comunidades autonomas, singular - comunidad autonoma); Andalucia, Aragon, Asturias, Baleares (Balearic Islands), Canarias (Canary Islands), Cantabria, Castilla-La Mancha, Castilla y Leon, Cataluna, Communidad Valencian, Extremadura, Galicia, La Rioja, Madrid, Murcia, Navarra, Pais Vasco (Basque Country)
History Of Spain's Government
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Extractions: History of Spain's Government Spain's government has gone though many types of government that I have studied in my classes. Spain' government today is stated as a hereditary, constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary form of government. This basically means that Spain has written a constitution, has a king and parliament that runs the country. The king is Juan Carlos, I and the Prime Minister is Jose Maria Aznar Lopez. In 1873, Spain's first republic was assembled, though it only lasted for two years and ended after a military pronunciamiento in 1875. This restored the monarchy and Alfonso XIII. In 1898 Spain lost all of its power after losing a small war to the United States in Cuba. In 1931 the 'caciques' of the Spain fixed the election so that it looked as though the people didn't want another republic. The king fled the country to stop riots. On July 18th, 1936 a civil war started and did not end until three years later. In October 1936 General Franco drove Spain into forty years of brutal dictatorship. In 1975 Franco died closing the door to the forty years of this Spain's history the country would like to forget. After Franco's death Spain went into the kind of government that it has now. Click here to go to Introduction Click here to go to Spanish Customs Click here to go to Spanish Climate and Resources Click here to go to Bullfighting Click here to go to Conclusion Click here to go to Work Sited Click here to go to Urbana School's Home page
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Extractions: Courtesy Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress According to the 1978 Constitution, political power is centered in the bicameral Cortes, and the king exercises largely honorific functions as head of state (see fig. 12 ). Judicial power is vested in independent courts. The governmental system outlined in the new Constitution, in its emphasis on democratic principles and its provisions for decentralization, represents a radical transformation in the nature of the Spanish state. Data as of December 1988
1Up Info > Spain > Government Policies | Spanish Information Resource
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Extractions: Spain Spain Franco's policies toward cultural, ethnic, and linguistic minorities were directed at the suppression of all non-Spanish diversity and at the unification, integration, and homogenization of the country (see Policies, Programs, and Growing Popular Unrest , ch. 1). Until 1975 Spain's policy toward its ethnic minorities was more highly centralized and unifying than that of its neighbor, France, where a liberal democratic framework allowed private-sector initiatives to keep regional cultures and languages alive. With the restoration of democracy, Spanish elites (many of whom come from one of the peripheral ethnic homelands, especially Catalonia) were much more tolerant of cultural, ethnic, and linguistic differences. Article 2 of the 1978 Constitution includes this wording: "The Constitution is based on the indissoluble unity of the Spanish Nation, the common and indivisible fatherland of all Spaniards, and it recognizes and guarantees the autonomy of the nationalities and regions that comprise it [the Spanish Nation], and the solidarity among them." It should be pointed out, however, that the word "autonomy" is never defined in the Constitution, leaving a serious ambiguity in Spain's treatment of its ethnic minorities (see Regional Government , ch. 4). While requiring that Castilian be the official language throughout the country, the Constitution also recognizes the possibility that other languages may be "co-official" (an ambiguous term that is taken to mean "having co-equal status with Castilian for governmental purposes") in their respective autonomous communities. By 1988 five languages had been accorded such treatment: Catalan, Galician, Euskera (the Basque language), Valencian, and Majorcan.
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The central government of spain has exclusive rights to handle the affairsof the rest of the world, such as defence, justice and trade.
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Extractions: In recent years Spain has undergone a dramatic change in government, from dictatorship to democracy. For almost 36 years General Franco controlled the lives of Spain's citizens and the destiny of the country until his death in 1975. After Franco's days the Spanish people expected a continuation of the dictatorship, but this didn't happen and over the following few years Spain became a democracy. More can be read about Spain under Franco in the history and culture people section Ironically Spain is now supported by a Constitution which is one of the most liberal in Europe and is also a member of the United Nations, NATO and the European Union. When political parties were legalised in 1977 and the new Spanish constitution was drawn up on the 31 st October 1978, the first and most important action taken was the devolution of regional power.
Madrid And Barcelona, Spain
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Extractions: Welcome Photos-Index Lesson Plans Diary Related Spain Web Sites General Information Government Spain Embassies Links Spain's Government and History Government Parliamentary monarchy. History of Spain and Government In the era of exploration, discovery, and colonization, Spain amassed tremendous wealth and a vast colonial empire through the conquest of Peru by Pizarro (153233) and of Mexico by Cortés (151921). The Spanish Hapsburg monarchy became for a time the most powerful in the world. In 1588, Philip II sent his invincible Armada to invade England, but its destruction cost Spain its supremacy on the seas and paved the way for England's colonization of America. Spain then sank rapidly to the status of a second-rate power under the rule of weak Hapsburg kings, and never again played a major role in European politics. The War of the Spanish Succession (170114) resulted in Spain's loss of Belgium, Luxembourg, Milan, Sardinia, and Naples. Its colonial empire in the Americas and the Philippines vanished in wars and revolutions during the 18th and 19th centuries.
Spain And Andorra - Consular Information Sheet
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Extractions: Consular Information Sheet This information is current as of today, Spain and Andorra March 14, 2003 COUNTRY DESCRIPTIONS: Spain and Andorra are both highly developed and stable democracies with modern economies. Spain is a member of the European Union. Additional information on Spain may be obtained from the Tourist Office of Spain (http://www.okspain.org), telephone (212) 265-8822, or via the Internet at http://www.okspain.org. The website of the Spanish Embassy in the United States is http://www.spainemb.org. Additional information on Andorra may be obtained from the Andorran Mission to the U.N., 2 U.N. Plaza, 25th Floor, New York, New York 10018, telephone (212) 750-8064 or via the Internet at http://www.andorra.ad. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: A passport is required for both countries, but a visa is not required for tourist or business stays up to 90 days. Individuals who enter Spain or Andorra without a visa are not authorized to work. American citizens planning to study in Spain should be aware that Spanish immigration regulations require applications for student visas to be submitted 60 days before anticipated travel to Spain. In an effort to prevent international child abduction, many governments have initiated procedures at entry/exit points. These often include requiring documentary evidence of relationship and permission for the child's travel from the parent(s) or legal guardian not present. Having such documentation on hand, even if not required, may facilitate entry/departure.
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Spain's Government Will Subsidize Computers For Net Use
In a move that promises to promote greater Net access and fight software piracy,spain's government announced plans this week to give money to every citizen
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