Spain Country Information

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About The People Did You Know... Every year, Buñol hosts La Tomatina, the world's largest vegetable fight. S »» More Eating & Recipes... At a formal dinner, the host or hostess indicates seating arrange »» More In Their Language... The usual greeting by Spanish males is a handshake. Good friends often »» More Fashion... The Spanish are concerned with their public appearance, even when just ru »» More Socializing... The Spanish are generally friendly, helpful, and individualistic. They enjo »» More Family... The family is very important in Spain. Divorce rates are low. The average »» More Sports & Recreation... Football (soccer) is the national sport in Spain. Nearly all c »» More	World Region: Europe View More Maps of Spain
Spain History El Escorial, northwest of Madrid, built by Philip II in the second half of the sixteenth century THE NATIONAL HISTORY of Spain dates back to the fifth century A.D., when the Visigoths established a Germanic successor state in »» More	Statistics, Graphs, Charts, & Data Tables Capital Cities... Madrid »» History of Madrid Population: 40,525,002 GDP: $1,380,000,000,000 (USD) Total Area: 504,782 (sq km) 194,896 (sq mi) Currency: euro

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