Article 1, Section 3 of the Spanish Constitution says, "3. La forma política del Estado español es la Monarquía parlamentaria". That is, "The political form of the Spanish State is a parlimentary monarchy". See the related link.
The lack of experience in self-government among Spain's former colonies in Latin America significantly hindered their ability to establish stable democratic governments. Many of these nations had been under colonial rule for centuries, which limited their exposure to political autonomy and democratic practices. As a result, when they gained independence, they struggled with issues such as political fragmentation, authoritarianism, and the absence of established institutions, leading to instability and frequent power struggles. This historical context underscores the challenges faced by these nations in cultivating sustainable democratic governance.
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october 12
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Approximately 9,256 feet. :-)
Portugal and France
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Spains form of money is the euro
it came from siara swiggart and get a job
spains wind power in 23
if i knew i would tell u