The Council of Europe proposed that the English autonomous communities to develop co-official languages a teaching model of "total immersion", but acknowledges that most of these autonomous teaching these languages \u200b\u200bare based on a bilingual model, which, as explained, does not meet the commitments made by Spain after the ratification of the ' European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages. "
In a report released yesterday, the Committee of Ministers, decision-making body of the Council of Europe, recommended to the English authorities, among other things, to "take steps to adopt a specific legal framework for the protection and promotion of Aragon and Catalan of Aragon "and to clarify the status, and where appropriate measures of protection and promotion of the Berber in Melilla, Ceuta Arabic, Galician in Castilla y Leon and the Portuguese in Olivenza.
In the document, the Committee of Experts of the Charter assesses the status of regional and minority languages \u200b\u200bin Spain, from a report provided by the authorities on the implementation of the Charter and following a site visit conducted between 10 and September 14, 2007
