Retrieving special characters through an HttpRequest

Why I can not retrieve special characters like accents, spanish chars, etc. through an HttpRequest? Instead of the special char I want to retrieve it always changes them to another symbol. For example (ni�o, informaci�n)
Is there any way to do it?
Thanks in advance

The HTTP specifications say that data sent through HTTP must be in ASCII. Those accented characters are not in the ASCII character set, so when you ignore the rule and send them anyway, they become mangled. You'll observe that this forum has the same problem.
The HTTP specs do provide a way to send non-ASCII characters, though, through some kind of escaping or encoding. You could look it up, they are in an RFC on the Internet somewhere. However, you are probably asking about characters that are sent to you by some agent (probably a browser) that you do not control.

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