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Spain is a developed country located in southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula. It is Western Europe’s second biggest country by area with 504,030 sq km. Its topography, history and rich cultural heritage attract tourists from all over the world.

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How far is Madrid to Montserrat?

There are 214 milesfrom Madrid to Montserrat, near Barcelona. It is just under a 3 hour drive.

Why is Lanzarote duty free if it belongs to Spain?

We're an autonomous region as far as the EU is concerned, in the same way that The Channel Islands are. We set our own duty and our own taxes.

Who persuaded many americans that a war with spain was neccesary?

The Canadians persuaded many Americans that a war with spain was necessary.

How many people live in Spain?

The population of Spain, estimated in 2009, is 46,661,950.

Why was Balboa's discovery important to the New World?

Vasco Nunez de Balboa's discovery was the first view of the Pacific Ocean by an explorer. This was significant because Balboa made the claim that all territories bordering the Pacific Ocean in the New World was for Spain. It also gave Europeans a better view of how large the world was.

What region of Spain is known for the production of oranges?

The province of Valencia is the region of Spain that is known for the production of oranges. Some types of oranges grown here are navel and navelina varieties. Spain is the leading producer and exporter of oranges in Europe.

Why should Mel Fisher have given his to treasure to Spain?

yes, its very helpful to people but no at the same tie he could have bout spices and other popular things with it.

Why was Spain important to the Romans?

Spain was important to the Romans for three main reasons. It was used by the Romans for troop recruitment. Caesar's famous Tenth Legion was mostly recruited from Spain, along with his Ninth. The Spanish terrain was also good for training troops. Spain also produced a great quantity of olive oil, and had metal resources.

Do seals live in galicia?

They do not breed or live in Galicia, although seals and (very occasionally) sea lions can be spotted along the Galician coasts.

What was franco's impact in Spain?

Francisco Franco ended a period of political turmoil in Spain with a violent revolution. He dragged Spain kicking and protesting, by the nap of the neck, from somewhere in the 18th or 19th century into the modern 20th century. He did so by establishing an absolute dictatorship.

He also was wise enough to bring back the Grandson of the last King of Spain, raise him to be a King, and to provide for a peaceful transition, upon Franco's demise, from an absolute dictatorship to a stable, democratic, constitutional monarchy.

I have never heard rumor one that he had billions of dollars looted from the country in secret accounts.

I think the future will regard him as a great patriot that did what he could, what he had to do, to the best of his ability, for his country. It wasn't pretty, but it got the job done in the face of tremendous privation and foreign opposition

I think he had a tremendous impact for good in Spain.

Why did Native Americans not object when Columbus claimed territory for Spain?

Objecting implies understanding the procedure. The Native Americans did not understand what "land claiming" is. Additionally, Columbus claimed the land in the Carribean in Spanish, which most Native Americans did not understand.

The concept of exclusive property ownership, which is dominant in most settled societies (and especially in Europe both then and now as well as the current USA), is based on the following idea. Somebody acquires a piece of land, either by purchase, inheritance, or conquest, and then he is the only person who can access the land. If others wish to access the land, they must get the permission of the owner. The owner has free reign over this property and nobody save a national government can expropriate the land from him. It follows naturally that someone with the view that all property is subject to exclusive property ownership would see "unowned property" in a desirable location and then claim it since this would then provide the benefits of exclusive ownership.

The Taino and Arawak Tribes of the Carribean had mutual land ownership, which means that various tribes would have overlapping territorial regions. Since no parcel of land pertained to only one tribe, the various tribes that controlled a given area moved around and settled at will. However, none could modify the land or eject someone who was within the shared area. Additionally, while the borders between exclusive properties are quite clear, the borders between mutually owned lands are much fuzzier.

This is why the idea that someone (Columbus) would assert that the land was exclusively his made no sense. He was not one of the tribes that had mutual ownership before, but there was no reason that Columbus' tribe (i.e. the expedition) could not share the land with the tribes who were already established there, provided that they behaved well.

How are Spain and the United States the same?

According to a study, the Spaniards and Greeks have much more sex than Americans.

What were the results of the match between Spain and Honduras in the 2010 FIFA World Cup?

Spain defeated Honduras. The statistics of the match are as follows:

Spain 2-0 Honduras

June 21, 2010 (20:30)

Managers:

  • Vicente del Bosque (Spain)
  • Reinaldo Rueda (Honduras)

Man of the Match: David Villa (Spain)

Location: Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg

Attendance: 54,386

Head Referee: Yuichi Nishimura (Japan)

Spain's Goalscorer: David Villa - 17th, 51st minute

Yellow Cards: 2

  • Danilo Turcios - 8th minute (Honduras)
  • Emilio Izaguirre - 38th minute (Honduras)

Red Cards: None