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The Roma community in Spain are protesting over the entry of a definition in the latest edition of a Dictionary published by the Royal Spanish Academy.
Against one of the entries, the dictionary describes the Roma as "those who use deceit and trickery in order to swindle someone in any question... Those who try to cheat someone using lies and tricks".
Representatives of the Feminist Roma Association immediately announced their plans to stage protests on November 7th outside the premises of the Royal Spanish Academy building in Madrid.
In a statement to an ABC journalist, the Director of the Royal Spanish Academy's commented that the dictionary does not have to be politically correct.
Only 2 years ago the Roma community asked the Academy to reconsider the literal definition of their name, with the Scholars responding that they would "think about it", but that any changes must be made in consultation with the Association of Spanish Language Acadamies.
However, 2 years down the line and the request seems to have passed unheeded.
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