Talk:Spanish State

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The official name of 1936/1975 Spain always was the Kingdom of Spain (Reino de España).General Francisco Franco Bahamonde was a monarquic party (His Majesty Alfonso XIII was his nupcial´s testify) but he was his diferences with the spanish princes and princess . Also it is the modern name. But the spanish king, Juan Carlos I, is "Constitutional King of Spain" or "Rey Constitucional de España".

Umm. Wikisource:es:Fuero de los españoles has no mention of reino, but wikisource:es:Ley de Sucesión en la Jefatura del Estado talks about el Reino but not el Reino de España. Can somebody find some international document about say, Spain joining the UN? --Error 01:15, 8 November 2006 (UTC)