English-Spanish translation for "fiction"

Where do they get this fiction from?

It is scandalous, therefore, that Japan went along with this fiction.

We cannot have double standards when differences between fact and fiction reach such a high level.

She's written or edited everything from essays and short fiction to training manuals and travel guides.

It is pure fiction to maintain that all we have ever been interested in is spending as much money as possible.

I have the brochure here, and everyone can see that it is a comic strip and therefore fictional.

The results could include other children's books, a biography of J.K. Rowling, or a non-fiction book on children's literature.

What this means is that organic farmers and consumers will not actually see this much vaunted but fictional freedom of choice.

(created by Francesco Manfio and Sergio Manfio, who is also the director), realized in collaboration with UNESCO Venice Office and with RAI Fiction, is coming.

I am saying that from the outset because we must draw a distinction between fact and fiction when we look at the question of illicit traffic in nuclear materials.

This non-fictional example shows that we need better solutions, but I will not of course oppose the Regulation or Protocol we have before us today.

This opening of the borders is really only a pretty fiction, if that, because what has really happened is that the borders have been shifted inwards a bit.

Only in this way can fact rather than fiction govern our decisions on food law and food safety in the future.

This scenario-based guide describes how the IT Director for a fictional company licenses Microsoft products and services through a series of initiatives.

Equally, I often dislike violence in books and films, such as Pulp Fiction, but only when fantasy touches reality should criminal law be introduced.

Is a fictional blanket paradigm in which the same measures are adopted across the board for subjects and contexts which are only similar in terms of statistics, still viable?

We all hope that the pandemic will remain a fictional, theoretical exercise, and will never occur, but I am optimistic that we are well prepared for the possibility of an outbreak.

I think that Mr Cox's compromise of inserting a sticker or a sheet stating that the story is fictional, is unnecessary; to do so would be to bow to pressure from the chemical industry.

Mr Mulder deserves thanks for having, in particular, pointed out that this yearly exercise of ours is in danger of being reduced to political fiction, a string of good intentions and good proposals.