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El Derecho de Seguridad Social de la Unión Europea es una parcela del Derecho de la Unión que tiene un interés muy grande, desde el punto de vista académico universitario y desde el punto de vista del ejercicio de la abogacía. Desde el primer punto de vista, porque en España forma parte del plan de estudios para la obtención del título de Grado en las Facultades de Derecho. Desde el segundo punto de vista, porque en España es una parcela del Derecho de Seguridad Social muy litigada ante los tribunales. También es muy interesante en relación con el Derecho portugués. Ello se debe a que España y Portugal son países con importantes flujos de trabajadores migrantes hacia otros Estados miembros de la Unión Europea.
The European Union social security law is an area of European Union law having a great interest, from both the academic university and the practice of law points of view. From the former point of view, because in Spain it is part of the courses for obtaining the degree of Law in the Schools of Law. From the latter point of view, because in Spain it is an area of Social Security Law highly litigated before the courts. Relating to Portuguese law, it is very interesting as well. This is due to the fact that Spain and Portugal are countries with significant flows of migrant workers to other European Union member States.
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Social security law, União Euroepia, Portugal, Spain, Direito do trabalho, Trabalhadores migrantes, Espanha, European Union, Migrant workers, Segurança social
Social security law, União Euroepia, Portugal, Spain, Direito do trabalho, Trabalhadores migrantes, Espanha, European Union, Migrant workers, Segurança social
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