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Spain
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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What is a workforce of people forced to work against their will?
The most obvious answer is enslavement or slaves.
There is also:
- Compelled Labor: where a person is paid minimally but unable to leave the employment
- Indentured Servitude: where a person works to pay off a debt and cannot leave until he has worked off the debt
- Corvée labor: where a person must give up one month or more of his life to perform unpaid government works
How long does it take to wire transfer money from Spain to US bank?
a few days ago someone at the Santander bank in Spain told me 3 days, I'll see soon enough, got one sent on monday 24, yesterday was Christmas ain't there yet
What are some breakfast foods that they have in Spain?
Most people drink coffee (usually with milk.) They may eat a sandwich, or a roll, or biscuits. Some people like cooked breakfasts, like an omelet or sausages. Some may drink a glass of wine or beer with their breakfast.
Yes, they have been since 1995. Mostly all the members of the European Union are apart of the World Trade Organization.
What is the value of a dixon falcon 12 gauge shot gun made in Spain worth?
what is a dixon falcon 12 gauge shot gun made in Spain worth
What kind of accommodation in Spain is there?
Every conceivable accommodation is available in Spain. From hostels, hotel, apartments, chateaus, villas and resorts. Youth hostels as usual is also popular. Though a rise in the demand of apartment rentals can be noticed in the logistics for 5 years now. Friendly Rentals is one good choice.
Were Montezuma and Atahualpa both leaders of Native American people conquered by the Spanish?
both were sapa incas
Atahualpa was the leader of the Inca tribe in South America.
Montezuma was the leader of the Aztec tribe in what is now Mexico.
Both tribes were conquered by the Spanish.
Where is the nearest train station to Melilla in Morocco?
A train station was built in 2009 just at the borderline with Morocco in the city of Nador a couple miles from Melilla. The train connects with Moroccan rail system that goes to the south and the north of the country.
You can take the train from Tangier to Nador in 10 hours to go to Melilla.
What country is larger Spain or Ukraine?
Ukraine,the largest country located completely on the European continent, is bigger, at 603,628 square kilometers.
Spain is significantly smaller, at 504,030 square kilometers.
Although Spain wanted families to immigrate, most of the settlers were male (Apex)
Who is the patron saint of Basque country?
The patron saint of the Basque country is St. Ignatius of Loyola.
What is the English translation of the Basque 'ongarri'?
"Fertilizer" is an English equivalent of "ongarri".
Specifically, the Basque word is a noun. Its pronunciation is "ohn-GHAHR-ree." Another equivalent is "ongailua," which is pronounced "ohn-GHEYE-loo-ah."*
*The sound "eye" is similar to that in the English noun "eye."
What action did Queen Isabella take during the unification of Spain?
She made The Jews became catholic or made them leave the country
conquistador i do believe
If you are a citizen on Spain are you a citizen of all Europe?
European citizens retain the citizenship of their native country. They have relaxed travel restrictions to the rest of the European Union if their native country is a member of the European Union.
Is there a Santander bank in new Delhi?
yes there is in the presidents house. there is also one in a villiage
Is the Madrid airport has access to a subway?
Yes it does have access to all 4 terminals. T1, 2, 3 are served by one stationg and T4 by another one. The ride from the city Center takes approximately 30 minutes.
What is the official country name for Barcelona Spain?
Well, Barcelona is a city but the official name of Spain is Reino De Espana.
In Spain do children put straw in their shoes?
Yes, in fact in many parts of Spain children do put straw in their shoes...but only if they are over the age of 10. Before the age of 10, they put green grass in their shoes to show they are yet "green".
It is a custom started in the 16 century when there was a surge in the scorpion population and children would become injured or killed putting on their shoes in the morning. Parents started putting in the green grass for young children, green grass in generally considered the better scorpion repellent because as grass withers into "hay", much of the phytochromium dissipates.
After some time, the scorpion population once again dwindled to normal numbers, but the straw in the shoes custom, and its strong association to life affirmation, was kept in place.
In Spain there is an expression that loosely translates into, "May the straw in your shoes always be green" Meaning of course, to you always the best!
What is in the Philippe Cousteau Anchor Museum in Asturias Spain?
The Philippe Cousteau Anchor Museum [Museo de Anclas Philippe Cousteau] is an open air museum in the Spanish Principality of Asturias [Principado de Asturias]. The museum includes a bronze bust of Philippe Cousteau, a large ceramic mural, and currently 15 ship anchors. The bust was sculpted by Asturian artist Vicente Menendez-Santarua Prendes [b. November 23, 1936]. The ceramic mural was designed by Ramón RodrÃguez [b. January 1, 1943], Asturian artist and Director of la Escuela Municipal de Cerámica de Avilés since 1983. The mural was assembled by the school.
