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Resumen : El presente trabajo expone y analiza los criterios de solucion empleados por el Tribunal Supremo para dar respuesta a la cuestion de saber si dos mujeres, viudas de un sujeto legalmente casado con ambas en Marruecos, pueden ser beneficiarias de la pension de viudedad generada por dicho sujeto. El Tribunal Supremo acoge e implementa la tesis del orden publico internacional atenuado. Lo hace al mar­gen de todo convenio internacional y de todo precepto legal porque entiende que el orden publico atenuado protege los fundamentos juridicos de la sociedad espanola y permite, al mismo tiempo, que un matrimonio legalmente celebrado en Marruecos, surta ciertos efectos legales en Espana. En particular, admite que ambas esposas puedan ser consideradas beneficiarias, a partes iguales, de la pension de viudedad espanola. Palabras clave : orden publico internacional, pension de viudedad, poligamia, Derecho internacio­nal privado Abstract: This paper deals with the criteria used by the Supreme Court of Spain in order to answer the question of whether two women, widows of the same husband, both legally married in Morocco, can be regarded as beneficiaries of the widow’s pension generated by their husband. The Supreme Court of Spain implements a mitigated public policy effect even though no international convention applies to the case. Once guaranteed that the legal foundations of Spanish society are safe, the Spanish Supreme Court activates an attenuated public policy to allow some legal effects of a marriage legally celebrated in Morocco. Among them, the court admits that both wives can be considered beneficiaries, in equal parts, of the Spanish widow’s pension. Keywords : public policy, widow’s pension, polygamy, private international law.

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Poligamia en Marruecos y pensión de viudedad en España. El Tribunal Supremo y el orden público internacional atenuado = Poligamy in Morocco and pension in Spain. The Spanish Supreme Court and the public policy exception