El Convenio bilateral de Seguridad Social suscrito entre España y Ucrania
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Universitat d'Alacant
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ISSN: 2445-3269
Year of publication: 2018
Volume: 3
Issue: 2
Pages: 120-137
Type: Article
More publications in: e-Revista Internacional de la Protección Social (e-RIPS)
Abstract
Conventional Social Security implies a set of rules agreed between two or more States, aimed at preventing the individual from seeing their rights eliminated or reduced, in terms of social benefits, by changing their residence from one country to another, but without affecting them. to the domestic legislation of such States. Not all bilateral agreements regulate all benefits, nor with the same degree of protection. The Social Security Agreement signed between Spain and Ukraine in 1996, as a bilateral Social Security instrument at the bedside, is a faithful reflection of what the Member States consider to be one of their exclusive competences: relations with third States in the field of social security. Social Security, although we appreciate that the sovereignty of the States is not total because they operate community limitations.