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"forced march" in Spanish

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"forced march" in English
{noun}
marcha forzada
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
{noun}
forced march
marcha forzada{f}
The real reasons underpinning the forced march towards EMU are never targeted.
Pero nunca se apuntan las verdaderas razones en las que se funda la marcha forzada hacia la Unión Económica y Monetaria.
Today, there are officially 22 million unemployed people in Europe, as a result of unrestrained free trade with the rest of the world and the forced march towards a monetary utopia.
Actualmente hay 22 millones de parados en Europa, a causa del libre cambio desconectado del resto del mundo, a causa de la marcha forzada hacia la utopía monetaria.

SIMILAR TRANSLATIONS
Similar translations for "forced march" in Spanish
marchnoun
avance- paso- marcha de protesta- marcha- desfile
to marchverb
desfilar- obligar a caminar- marchar- hacer marchar
forcedadjective
forzoso- obligatorio- obligado- obligada- rebuscado- forzado- forzada
lively marchnoun
pasacalles- pasacalle
protest marchnoun
protesta
funeral marchnoun
marcha fúnebre
dead marchnoun
marcha fúnebre
route marchnoun
marcha de entrenamiento
wedding marchnoun
marcha nupcial
forced entrynoun
allanamiento de morada
forced labournoun
tequio
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
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The real reasons underpinning the forced march towards EMU are never targeted.
Pero nunca se apuntan las verdaderas razones en las que se funda la marcha forzada hacia la Unión Económica y Monetaria.
Even at the pace of a forced march, Parliament will not be able to render its opinion until September at the earliest.
Ni a marchas forzadas el Parlamento podría emitir su opinión antes de septiembre, como pronto.
It is time to call a halt to the ideologically driven forced march towards liberalisation and privatisation.
Es hora de que pongamos fin al proceso de liberalización y privatización que se ha puesto en marcha por motivaciones ideológicas.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, Karl von Wogau's report comes within the perspective of a forced march towards the euro which has been imposed on the people of Europe.
Señor Presidente, Señorías, el informe de nuestro colega Karl von Wogau se sitúa en la perspectiva del avance forzoso hacia el euro impuesto a los pueblos europeos.
Today, there are officially 22 million unemployed people in Europe, as a result of unrestrained free trade with the rest of the world and the forced march towards a monetary utopia.
Actualmente hay 22 millones de parados en Europa, a causa del libre cambio desconectado del resto del mundo, a causa de la marcha forzada hacia la utopía monetaria.

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