4.000 pesetas.

Twenty pesetas.

350 pesetas.

Listen, miss... 4.000 pesetas.

There's 50 pesetas missing.

Not even 100 pesetas?

Fifty pesetas for two calls!

I already told you 350 pesetas.

A million pesetas, more or less.

We weren't sure. How much? Three pesetas.

Do you have 100 pesetas for me?

That's what I paid 500 pesetas for.

National currency and unit of measure 1,000,000 pesetas

At the factory, I make almost 600 pesetas.

Come on, let's go. You'll see, I'm well worth 100 pesetas.

See, I have 100 pesetas left to buy food on the way.

He pockets 25 pesetas an hour. He'll give you a clean 17.

Under the terms of the sentence, the Civil Guards were ordered to pay compensation of 500,000 pesetas to the complainant.

The author subsequently reported the theft from his house of 7 million pesetas which he had been paid by clients of the company.

The same law establishes that non observance of these regulations is a very serious offence, punishable by a fine of 7,000,001 to 100,000,000 pesetas.

The amount of the Spanish pension in 1995 was 62,174 pesetas (373.67 euros) and the amount of the Swiss pension was 578 Swiss francs, both per month.

He was tried by the Supreme Court for forging of a private document and sentenced on 6 October 1994 to two years' imprisonment and 100,000 pesetas in compensation.

In the first document Mr. Boudjefna said that he had received 100,000 pesetas in compensation, and in the second document supposedly conveyed his desire to terminate his contract.

2.1 On 4 April 1997 the Cádiz Provincial Court sentenced the author for an offence against public health to 10 years and 1 day in prison, suspension from public office, and payment of a fine of 120 million pesetas.

4.1 In respect of the facts reported by the author, the State party points out that the document acknowledging the debt records that the author put aside 4,725,369 pesetas without the company's knowledge or consent, and that he continued working at the company in order to pay off the debt.

Following submission of an application for divorce by the author's ex wife, court No. 4 in Vilanova i la Geltrú, in a ruling dated 7 March 1992, awarded the mother care and custody of the couple's minor daughter and ordered the author to pay his ex wife the sum of 25,000 pesetas (150.28 euros) per month in maintenance.

Act No. 10 1994 of 19 May on urgent job promotion measures, published on 23 May 1994, continues the public funding established earlier by Act No. 22 1992 of 30 July on urgent measures to promote employment and provide unemployment protection, which had established a government programme to promote hiring on indefinite contracts, with 500,000 pesetas earmarked (sixth additional provision) for promotion of the recruitment of women in professions in which they are under represented.

A subsidy of 500,000 pesetas is provided for each open ended contract given to a woman registered as unemployed for at least one year in occupations or trades in which women are under represented, or to unemployed women aged over 25 who, having earlier held a job, wish to resume working after a break of at least five years, provided that their hiring by the enterprise is not compulsory under a law or agreement.