There have been two Spanish Republics First SpanishRepublic 1873&ndash 1874 Second SpanishRepublic 1931&ndash 1939 Spain is not currently a republic , but a constitutional monarchy . After the Second Republic s fall, General Francisco Franco Franco declared Spain to be a monarchy, though he did not permit a monarch until his death in 1975. Occasional embarrassing errors in regard to Spain s status may have been caused by the Spanish language title of the Prime Minister of Spain , Presidente del Gobierno president of the government , as the title of president is usually associated with republics. See also History of Spain disambig ca Rep blica Espanyola de Spanische Republik es Rep blica Espa ola eo Hispana Respubliko fr R publique espagnole ko it Repubblica spagnola mk nl Spaanse Republiek ja pl Republika Hiszpa ska ru fi Espanjan tasavalta sv Spanska republiken ... more details
Infobox flag Name Second SpanishRepublic Article Image Flag of Spain 1931 1939.svg Noborder Leave blank ... Flag of the Second SpanishRepublic plain .svg Noborder2 Leave blank for rectangular flag for non ... Designer2 The Flag of the Second SpanishRepublic , also known as lang es la tricolor links no , was the official flag of Spain between 1931 and 1939 and the flag of the Spanish Republican government ... elections results led to the abolition of the monarchy and the proclamation of the Second SpanishRepublic ... . The National Flag would have the Coat of arms of the Second SpanishRepublicSpanish Republican ... SpanishRepublic . The civil ensign or merchant flag would be a simple tricolor without the coat .... The flag of the Second SpanishRepublic was also used by the Spanish Maquis between the end of the Spanish ... of the flag of the Second SpanishRepublic are wrong. Still, sound historical documents prove ... SpanishRepublic ref Gallery gallery perrow 5 File 77 aniversario 2 rep blica eibar3.JPG Flag of the Second SpanishRepublic in Eibar File Cubierta constitucion1931.jpg Cover of the Constitution of the Second SpanishRepublic File Republique allegorie 2.jpg Allegory of the SpanishRepublic File ... of the SpanishRepublic embracing Marianne , symbolizing the French Republic . 1931 File Plak t pan lsk ... SpanishRepublic in Montauban , France File GDR Medal of Hans Beimler Spanish Civil War BAR.png German ... See also Flag of Spain Coat of arms of the Second SpanishRepublic Second SpanishRepublic Himno ... watch?v kKKbJ9duNmA Second SpanishRepublic National Anthem DEFAULTSORT Flag Of The Second SpanishRepublic Category National symbols of Spain Category National flags Spain Category Flags of Spain Category Second SpanishRepublic Category Republicanism in Spain Category Article Feedback 5 ... use, the young republic proclaimed in 1931 eagerly adopted this symbol. citation needed ... anti Spanish State Francoist group Revolutionary Anti Fascist Patriotic Front FRAP . Presently the Republican ... more details
forces as a result of the war prompted the evacuation of Spanish Forces back to Cuba in that year. DEFAULTSORT Spanish Occupation Of The Dominican Republic Category 1865 disestablishments Category States and territories established in 1861 Category History of the Dominican Republic Category 19th century in the Dominican Republic Category Spanish West Indies Category Former countries in the Caribbean Santo Domingo, Spanish occupation of ... more details
File L ordre de la R publique d Espagne Grootofficier 1932 1939 2.jpg right 220px Star of a Gran Official File Grootkruis van de Orde van Verdienste van de Spaanse Republiek.gif right 220px Gran Cruz The Order of the Spanish Republic Spanish La Orden de la Rep blica Espa ola was founded in 1932 to replace the orders of merit of the former Spanish Monarchy. The order had he usual five degrees. There was a special collar for heads of state and two medal s were attached to this order of mertit. The ribbon was red with a white border. Category Orders, decorations, and medals of Spain de Verdienstorden der Spanischen Republik es Orden de la Rep blica Espa ola nl Orde van de Spaanse Republiek ... more details
conventional long name SpanishRepublic common name Spain continent Europe country Spain era Interwar period government type Parliamentary republic event start Alfonso XIII of Spain Monarchy abolished ... date end April 31 event1 Spanish Civil War date event1 1936 1939 event end Republic in exile dissolved ... flag Flag of the Second SpanishRepublic image coat Coat of Arms of Spain 1931 1939 Flag Variant.svg image map Spanish State.png symbol Coat of arms of the Second SpanishRepublic image map caption Territories and colonies of Spain during the Second Republic. br br Green Integral constituent of the SpanishRepublic br includes Spanish Sahara and Spanish Guinea br Lime Spanish Morocco Protectorates ... area1 stat pop1 Refimprove date November 2010 The Second SpanishRepublic was the government of Spain ... Francisco Franco . The Second SpanishRepublic was proclaimed when King of Spain King Alfonso XIII ... in exile of the Second SpanishRepublic had an embassy in Mexico City until 1976 and was formally ... The Second SpanishRepublic came to power in April 1931 in an attempt to build a modern Spain. Reference ... on December 9, 1931. File Republique allegorie 2.jpg thumb 250px SpanishRepublic Allegory displaying ... as the national anthem and the Flag of the Second SpanishRepublic Tricolor , with three horizontal ... the other way and let the young SpanishRepublic die, as the actions of the Non Intervention Committee ... Air Force Flag of the Second SpanishRepublic Coat of Arms of the Second SpanishRepublic Catholicism in the Second SpanishRepublic Battle of the Ebro Further reading Gerald Brenan , The Spanish Labyrinth ... 1931 http www.youtube.com watch?v kKKbJ9duNmA Second SpanishRepublic National Anthem http www.memoriadelfuturo.org ... in Europe SpanishRepublic, Second Category Second SpanishRepublic Category Spanish Civil War Category ... 1931 .svg s1 Francoist Spain flag s1 Flag of Spain under Franco 1938 1945.svg s2 Spanish Republican ... spaces 2 small Latin br Further Beyond small national anthem El Himno de Riego common languages Spanish ... more details
Infobox Former Country native name Rep blica Espa ola conventional long name SpanishRepublic common ... Rep blica Espa ola.jpg thumb 250px right Allegory of the First SpanishRepublic, published in a satirical and liberal magazine History of Spain image caption The First SpanishRepublic lang es La Primera ... of proclamation of the Estat Catal inside the Spanish Federal Republic on 9 March which was overcome ... SpanishRepublic is Ponce Massacre commemorated in Puerto Rico up to the present day. Motivated ... to 14 April, the anniversary of the proclamation of the Second SpanishRepublic Second Republic in 1932. See also Second SpanishRepublic Coat of Arms of the Second SpanishRepublic References Reflist ... 1874 disestablishments Category Former countries in Europe SpanishRepublic, First Category History of Spain SpanishRepublic, First Category States and territories established in 1873 Category Republicanism ... Spain era Use Napoleonic Wars , Cold War , etc. status empire government type Presidential republic ... flag s1 Flag of Spain 1785 1873 and 1875 1931 .svg image flag Flag of the First Spanish Republic.svg ... Madrid national motto national anthem common languages Spanish language Spanish religion Roman Catholic Church currency Spanish peseta leader1 Estanislao Figueras year leader1 1873 leader2 Francisco ... type house1 Upper house house2 Spanish Congress of Deputies Congress of Deputies type house2 Lower ... Bourbon Restoration in Spain. The Republic s founding started with the abdication as King on 10 ... February the republic was declared by a parliamentary majority made up of radicals, republicans and democrats. The Republican leaders planned the establishment of a federal republic, but did not declare it immediately, and instead planned a Constituent Spanish Cortes Cortes to write a federal constitution. The radicals preferred a unitary republic, with a much lesser role for the provinces, and once the republic had been declared the two parties turned against each other. Initially, the radicals ... more details
Image Flag of Spain 1931 1939.svg thumb right Flag of the Second SpanishRepublic Image Cathedral palma ... SpanishRepublic was an important area of dispute, and tensions between the Catholic hierarchy and the Republic were apparent from the beginning the establishment of the Republic began the most dramatic .... The municipal elections of 1931 that triggered the establishment of the Second SpanishRepublic and the Spanish Constitution of 1931 brought to power an anticlerical government. ref name britannica ... privileges for the Church. An admirer of the pre 1914 Third French Republic , he wanted the Second SpanishRepublic to emulate it, make secular schooling free and compulsory, and construct a non religious ... Spanish Civil War in 1936 . The Second Republic POV section date August 2010 Main Second SpanishRepublic ... Vincent, Catholicism in the Second spanishrepublic ISBN 0 19 820613 5 ref The government, led by President ... , Helen, http assets.cambridge.org 97805214 53141 sample 9780521453141ws.pdf The SpanishRepublic at War ... in the Second SpanishRepublic, p.182 ref Frances Lannon characterizes the constitution as creating ... politics. ref Vincent, Catholicism in the Spanish Second Republic, Oxrford,p.202 ref The campaign ... 220 Catholicism in the second SpanishRepublic ref In 1934, a Spanish cleric named Aniceto de Castro ... statism became very thin indeed. ref M.Vincent, Catholicism in the Second SpanishRepublic ref ... Mary Vincent, Catholicism in the Second SpanishRepublic, p.239 ref Mary Vincent writes that, the rapid ... was dissolved. According to Mary Vincent, The tragedy of the Second SpanishRepublic was that it abetted ... . ref Vincent, Catholicism in the Second SpanishRepublic, p.248, Frances Lannon, Privilege ... books?id JGoqcg22N4gC&dq Spanish Catholicism An Historical Overview , p. 149, Univ of Wisconsin ... politics of the years preceding the Spanish Civil War. Similarly, Frances Lannon asserts that, Catholic ... of Spain. ref F. Lannon, the Spanish Civil War, 1936 39 p.18 ref Following elections in June 1931, the new ... more details
File Coat of Arms of Spain 1931 1939 .svg thumb 160px right Arms of Spain during the Second SpanishRepublic with the mural crown on top File Billet 1935.jpg thumb Allegory of the SpanishRepublic wearing a mural crown on the head. Spanish republican banknote The Coat of arms of the Second SpanishRepublic was the emblem of the Second SpanishRepublic , the democratic government that existed in Spain between April 14, 1931, when Monarchy of Spain King Alfonso XIII of Spain Alfonso XIII left the country, and April 1, 1939, when the last of the Republican Loyalist forces surrendered to Rebellion rebel Francoist forces at the end of the Spanish Civil War . The National flag of the Second SpanishRepublic would have the coat of arms in the middle of the central yellow band. There was no coat of arms in the Spanish Republican Civil Ensign . Description The SpanishRepublic established in 1931 revived the coat of arms of the First SpanishRepublic 1873 1874 but depicting in the second quarter an uncrowned Lion heraldry lion . During the First SpanishRepublic First Republic the arms were depicting in the second quarter a crowned lion. The Provisional Government of had 1868 adopted the following coat of arms quarterly of Kingdom of Castile Castile , Kingdom of Le n Leon , Aragon and Navarre ent en point of Granada . The crown was a mural crown instead of the Spanish Royal Crown royal crown . The coat of arms of the Second SpanishRepublic was flanked by the two Pillars of Hercules bearing ... of Arms of Spain 1868 1870 and 1873 1874 .svg Version of the First SpanishRepublic File Coat of Arms ... 1939.svg flag of the Second SpanishRepublic National flag of the Second SpanishRepublic gallery See also Coat of arms of Spain List of coats of arms of Spain Flag of the Second SpanishRepublicSpanish ... Virtual Miguel de Cervantes es http www.fotw.net flags es1931.html coa Coat of Arms of the Second Spanishrepublic FOTW Category Second SpanishRepublic Category National symbols of Spain Category Spanish ... more details
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wiktionary Spanish may refer to Of or related to Spain Spanish language , the official language of Spain and most of Latin America Spanish people or Spaniards The Spanish Empire , the empire administrated by Spain from the 15th century Spanish cuisine Spanish song Spanish song , R&B song by Craig David Spanish, Ontario , a town in the Canadian province of Ontario Spanish River Ontario , a major river in Northern Ontario Liquorice , known as Spanish in Yorkshire and Lancashire Spain disambiguation disambig ar da Spansk de Spanisch es Espa ol desambiguaci n fr Espagnol homonymie ia Espaniol disambiguation it Spagnolo nl Spaans doorverwijspagina pt Espanhol sq Spanjoll simple Spanish sk panielsky ur ... more details
briefly became the First SpanishRepublic , but the monarchy was soon restored. By the start of the 20th ... , chose republican forms of government. In 1931, the Second SpanishRepublic 1931 1939 turned into a Spanish ...Hatnote For the political ideology, see Republicanism . For other uses, see Republic disambiguation . Forms of government A republic is a form of government in which the people, or some significant portion ... cite encyclopedia title Republic encyclopedia Encyclop dia Britannica ref In modern times, a common simplified definition of a republic is a government where the head of state is not a monarch. ref name WordNet citation title republic journal WordNet 3.0 publisher Dictionary.com accessdate 20 March 2009 url http dictionary.reference.com browse republic ref ref name M W cite encyclopedia title Republic encyclopedia Merriam Webster url http www.merriam webster.com dictionary republic accessdate August 14, 2010 ref The word republic is derived from the Latin phrase res publica , which can ... and medieval times the archetype of all republics was the Roman Republic , which referred ... specific types of regime which did not exactly correspond to that of the Roman Republic. An example ... , Bk. II, ch. 2 3. ref Most often a republic is a Sovereignty sovereign country, but there are also ... a confederation of sovereign Soviet Socialist Republic s. Origin of the term In Medieval Northern ... can quite literally be translated as public matter . ref name Ideas2099 Republic New Dictionary of the History ... republic still most commonly means a system of government which derives its power from the people ... the primary definition of republic in most contexts. This bipartite division of government types differs ... scholars as republic. The term politeia is today usually translated as form of government ... as The Republic Plato The Republic . However, apart from the title, in modern translations of The Republic , alternative translations of politeia are also used. ref Allan Bloom Bloom, Allan . The Republic ... more details
The Cuyo Spanish Espa ol Cuyano is the dialect of Spanish language Spanish that evolved in the Cuyo Province historical province of Cuyo and that is now spoken in the Argentine provinces of Mendoza Province Mendoza and San Juan Province San Juan . To a lesser extent it is also spoken in the provinces of San Luis Province San Luis and La Rioja Province La Rioja . The Cuyo Spanish shares a series of common traits with Chilean Spanish due to settlement history and commercial ties. Later on, under the Argentine Republic Rioplatense Spanish , the dialect of Buenos Aires and Uruguay influenced the Cuyo Spanish. language stub Spanish variants by continent Category Spanish varieties of South America Category Languages of Argentina es Espa ol cuyano ... more details
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Distinguish Caribbean Spanish The Spanish Caribbean refers to the Spanish language Spanish speaking areas in the Caribbean Sea , namely Cuba , the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico . The phrase, thus, excludes countries such as Jamaica , Haiti , and the Lesser Antilles . While the Spanish Caribbean countries are widely considered to be part of Latin America , it is sometimes spoken of as a region distinct from Latin America, as in the phrase Latin America and the Caribbean Spanish speaking areas During the period of Spain Spanish colonization of the New World, Spanish Caribbean referred to those settlements in islands of the Caribbean Sea under political dominion of Spain, as in the phrase a 1765 cedula authorized seven sea ports, in addition to the port of San Juan, to trade with the Spanish Caribbean. ref name mpsPRbridges citation title PDFlink http pdfhost.focus.nps.gov docs NRHP Text 64500544.pdf National Register of Historic Places Multiple Property Documentation Historic Bridges of Puerto Rico MPS 32 KB date July 31, 1994 author Luis F. Pumarada O Neill publisher National Park Service ref References Reflist Caribbean geo stub Category Caribbean countries Category Spanish speaking countries Caribbean ... more details
Infobox settlement settlement type Village name Spanish Point other name Pad top italic Rinn na Sp inneach image skyline Rinn na Spainneach Spanish Point.jpg image caption Spanish Point, 2007 pushpin map Ireland pushpin label position left pushpin map caption Location in Ireland coordinates display inline,title coordinates type dim 100000 region IE latd 52.845 longd 9.437 blank name sec1 Irish Grid Reference blank info sec1 iem4ibx R029783 subdivision type List of sovereign states Country subdivision name Republic of Ireland Ireland subdivision type1 Provinces of Ireland Province subdivision name1 ... elevation m 20 Spanish Point Irish place name Rinn na Sp inneach is a village in the parish of Miltown Malbay in County Clare , Republic of Ireland Ireland , situated on the west coast of Ireland ... ships of the Spanish Armada in Ireland Spanish Armada off the coast. ref name logainm cite web title Rinn na Sp inneach Spanish Point url http www.logainm.ie 6835.aspx work Placenames Database of Ireland ..., 2.5 km from Miltown Malbay , Spanish Point was named after the unfortunate Spanish who died here in 1588, when many ships of the Spanish Armada in Ireland Spanish Armada were wrecked during ... eolas coclare history spanish armada.htm work Clare History publisher Clare County Library ... enthusiasts. There is also a nine hole golf course. Spanish Point is home to Spanish Point golf course ... ireland countyclare spanish point golf club.html Worlfgolf ref ref http www.golfinginireland.ie clubs courses clare spanish point.htm Golf course Spanish Point ref Nearby is also a the privately owned Spanish Point Airfield. See also St Joseph s Secondary School, Spanish Point List of towns and villages in the Republic of Ireland List of towns and villages in Ireland References Reflist County Clare Category Towns and villages in County Clare es Punta Espa ola ga Rinn na Sp inneach it Spanish Point nl Spanish Point ru ... more details
The Spanish Labyrinth full title The Spanish Labyrinth An Account of the Social and Political Background of the Spanish Civil War by Gerald Brenan , is an account of Spain s social, economic and political history as a background to the Spanish Civil War . First published in 1943, it has since then run to several reprints and, together with works by noted Hispanist s such as Paul Preston , Raymond Carr and Hugh Thomas , The Spanish Labyrinth is background reading for studies of Spain and its history. ref http www.swan.ac.uk history undergraduate UndergraduateModules LevelThree HIH369TheSpanishCivilWar Swansea University Department of History ref The 1993 edition has an extensive foreword by Raymond Carr stating that the book was acclaimed as one of the most brilliant political and social studies in many years by the Chicago Sunday Tribune , and the essence of Spain by the Manchester Guardian . Carr himself called the book a revelation to my generation and went on to add What is remarkable about Brenan s account of the Second Republic of 1931 6 is the fairness that has enabled it to stand the test of time his account stands out as surprisingly impartial. ref http assets.cambridge.org 97805213 98275 frontmatter 9780521398275 frontmatter.pdf Cambridge University Press frontmatter ref References reflist External links http www.cambridge.org catalogue catalogue.asp?isbn 9780521398275 Cambridge University Press DEFAULTSORT Spanish Labyrinth, The Category 1943 books Category English non fiction literature ... more details
No footnotes date November 2010 Spanish Dominican Spanish is Spanish language Spanish as spoken in the Dominican Republic , a Caribbean country, and throughout the Dominican diaspora, which is found mostly in the United States, chiefly in New York City , Boston , and Miami . Dominican Spanish is similar to Puerto Rican Spanish , Cuban Spanish , Canarian Spanish Canary Islands of Spain , Andalusian Spanish Andalucia, southern Spain , Panamanian Spanish and Venezuelan Spanish . Speakers of Dominican Spanish may also use several Spanish archaisms. Dominican Spanish has heavy influence from African ... Despite the particularities, speakers of the Dominican variant of Spanish usually have no trouble understanding speakers of other Spanish dialects, due to exposure to such dialects in mass media and the use of standard Spanish in the Dominican education system. The opposite is sometimes more difficult ... speech. Phonology Like many other Spanish dialects, Dominican Spanish features ye smo the sounds ... in English language English u Y u ork and u J u ohn . That is, in the Dominican Republic, se ... is delicately almost mutely present in Andalusian Spanish , and also the l use is prototypical, and more marked, in Puerto Rican Spanish . It is believed to be of Andalusia n origin. Strong contraction ... Spanish uses the common Caribbean inverted placement of the second person singular pronoun t .... Clarify date March 2010 Other differences with Standard Spanish include subtleties like hypercorrection ... corrected asministracione p sblica . p sblica? Vocabulary As in every dialect, Dominican Spanish ... wikitable Dominican Spanish Standard Spanish English aposento a Spanish archaism also meaning chamber ... seldom used in standard Spanish also dinero money un chin chin chin possibly of Arawak language ... farm agricultural field colmado this is an archaism seldom used in Spanish also , and pulper a ... flakes cereal cereal Pamper many Spanish speaking countries use this term, including Puerto Rico ... more details
Refimprove date June 2010 Spanish Cuban Spanish is the dialect of the Spanish language as it is spoken in Cuba . As a Caribbean Spanish Caribbean dialect , Cuban Spanish shares a number of features with nearby ... to their syllabic position. One of the most prominent features of Cuban Spanish is the debuccalization of IPA s in the syllable coda . This trait is shared with many other Caribbean varieties of Spanish ... instance of lenition, in Cuban Spanish is the deletion of final ref Harvcoltxt Guitart 1997 p 515 ref ... tumbao . Another characteristic of Cuban Spanish is the use of the diminutive ico and ica instead ... compa ero compa era meaning comrade is used instead of the common se or se ora . The Cuban Spanish of the eastern provinces former Oriente is closer to the Dominican RepublicSpanish than to the Spanish spoken in the western part of the island. Origins of Cuban Spanish Of all the regional variations of the Spanish language , traditional Cuban Spanish is most similar to, and originates largely from the Spanish spoken in the Canary Islands of Spain . Cuba owes much of its speech patterns to the heavy .... Much of the typical Cuban replacements for standard Spanish vocabulary stems from Canarian lexicon . For example, guagua bus differs from standard Spanish autob s . The word guagua originated ... usage for a Spanish word is the verb fajarse to fight . ref http buscon.rae.es draeI SrvltGUIBusUsual ... . ref In standard Spanish the verb would be pelearse , while fajar exists as a non reflexive verb related to the hemming of a skirt . Much of the vocabulary peculiar to Cuban Spanish comes from the different ... are of West African, French or indigenous Taino origin, as well as peninsular Spanish influence outside ... such as pulover which is used to mean T shirt and chor shorts , with the typical Spanish change from ..., multilectalism, and the organization of phonology in Caribbean Spanish dialects year 1997 title ... Learn Spanish and Cuban Slang Spanish variants by continent Category Caribbean Spanish Category ... more details
Spanish Invasion may refer to one of the following historical invasions by Spain Spanish colonization of the Americas Spanish Invasion of Britain 1719 Spanish invasion of Georgia Spanish invasion of Portugal 1762 Spanish invasion of New Granada Disambig ... more details
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Canarian SpanishSpanish espa ol de Canarias , el habla canaria , or dialecto canario is a variant of standard Spanish language Spanish spoken in the Canary Islands by the Canarian people , and in the southeastern ... century. The variant is very similar to the Andalusian Spanish variety spoken in Andalusia and in much of southern Spain and especially to Caribbean Spanish because of Canarian emigration to the Caribbean in earlier times. Canarian Spanish, therefore, heavily influenced the development of Caribbean Spanish. The Spanish speaking Caribbean islands were originally largely settled by colonists ... times, Portuguese settled alongside the Spanish people Spanish in the north of La Palma , but died off or were absorbed by the Spanish. The population that inhabited the islands before the conquest ... the canarian spanish dialect.htm ref Due to their geographic situation, the Canary Islands .... Canarian speech influenced the development of the Spanish spoken in Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic, as thousands of Canarians emigrated to those islands during the colonial period. Cuban Spanish and Puerto Rican Spanish are strikingly similar to Canarian Spanish. When visiting Tenerife ... dialect of Spanish. Uses and pronunciation As is the case with most varieties of Spanish outside ... 20 21 Cauce20 21 2847Serrano 29.pdf ref As is the case with most varieties of Spanish outside ... of Spanish outside of mainland Spain, itito exists as an exaggerated use of the diminutive ito .... As is the case with most varieties of Spanish outside of mainland Spain, in some diminutives, syllables ... . citation needed date April 2009 The most distinctive non mainland and Andalusian Spanish ... sic 2006 00000003 00000001 art00004 ref This feature is common to most parts of the Spanish speaking ... of Spanish, IPA s debuccalized to IPA h in coda position. This characteristic is common in Andalusia ... of in certain expressions, as is the case with many varieties of Spanish outside of mainland Spain ... more details
Southern Provinces Tarfaya Strip Tiris al Gharbiyya Sahrawi Arab Democratic RepublicSpanish Morocco ...Dablink For the song by Foals, see Spanish Sahara song . Infobox Former Subdivision native name lang ... long name Overseas province of Spanish Sahara common name Spanish Sahara continent Africa region Western Africa country Western Sahara era subdivision Spanish Empire Territories in Africa 1885 1958 ... Spanish State Spain 1958 1975 life span 1884 1976 event start year start 1884 date start December 26 ... event1 November 14, 1975 event2 date event2 p1 Spanish West Africa flag p1 Flag of Spain 1785 1873 ... s3 Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic flag s3 Flag of Western Sahara.svg flag Flag of Western Sahara image map Spanish Sahara.png image map caption Green Spanish Sahara br Dark gray Other Spanish Empire Territories in Africa 1885 1975 Spanish possessions br Darkest gray Second SpanishRepublic Spain capital El Aai n common languages Spanish language Spanish and Arabic language Arabic religion Sunni Islam Roman Catholic Church Catholicism title leader List of colonial heads of Spanish Sahara ... of colonial heads of Spanish Sahara Subgovernor representative1 Emilio Bonelli Hernando year representative1 ... of colonial heads of Spanish Sahara Governor deputy1 Francisco Bens Argando a year deputy1 1903 1925 first deputy2 Federico G mez de Salazar y Nieto year deputy2 1974 1976 last currency Spanish peseta Sahara conflict Spanish Sahara lang es S hara Espa ol or Lang es Sahara Espa ol lang ar ... one of the last remnants of the Spanish Empire , and was abandoned following international pressure ..., under the sponsorship of the Spanish Society of Commercial Geography lang es Sociedad Espa ola de ... Spain and France in the early 20th century. Spanish Sahara was then created from the Spanish territories ..., the areas known as Spanish Morocco . Entering the territory in 1884, Spain was immediately challenged ... political leaders. Modern history File Morocco Protectorate.svg left 7px 200px alt Spanish West Africa ... more details
Spanish Guatemalan Spanish is the national variant of Spanish language Spanish spoken in the Central America n republic of Guatemala . About 9 million of the 13 million population speak Spanish. ref http www.spanishcourses.info Mains SpanishSpoken EN.htm Where Spanish is spoken Countries and number of people speaking Spanish ref It includes the use of the Grammatical person second person singular personal pronoun Voseo vos . ref Pinkerton 1986, p.690. ref Vocabulary Local words include caite sandal chap n Guatemalan chish interjection signifying disgust ref http buscon.rae.es draeI Online dictionary of the Real Academia Espa ola es icon ref chucho dog literally choo cho mosh oat porridge patojo child shuco dirty pisto money ishto kid brat cincho belt canche blonde pajilla straw colocho curly usually when speaking of hair bolo drunk There are also many words unique to Central America, for example, chunche or chochadas or babosadas means thing or stuff in some places citation needed date March 2008 . Also the words used to describe children or kids is different in various countries in Central America, in Guatemala they are called often called patojos . In Guatemala and Honduras the word g iros is also used. citation needed date December 2010 In Guatemala also in Honduras and El Salvador ... slang.htm Honduras slang ref See also Central American Spanish Notes reflist References ... author aut Pinkerton, Anne title Observations on the Tu Vos Option in Guatemalan Ladino Spanish ... of Spanish and Portuguese pages 690 698 cite journal author aut Predmore, Richard L. year 1952 ... variant of Spanish journal Intercultural Communication year 2001 publisher Chelyabinsk State ... aut Toursinov, Anton title Stylistic variability of pronoun addresses in modern Spanish of Guatemala ... END biblio format style refend END biblio format style Spanish variants by continent Category Spanish ... American Spanish ... more details
united administratively under Spanish rule. Between 1926 and 1959 they were united as the colony of Spanish Guinea. During the Spanish Civil War 1936 1939 , the nationalist side from Fernando Poo who rebelled on September 19, 1936 overtook the Second SpanishRepublic Republican forces of R o Muni ... Spanish Colony . Institutional web site of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea. ref The population ...Infobox former country native name Territorios Espa oles del Golfo de Guinea conventional long name Spanish Territories of the Gulf of Guinea common name Spanish Guinea continent Africa region Equatorial Africa country Equatorial Guinea empire Spain status Colony era year start 1926 year end 1968 date start 11 August date end 11 August event start event end Equatorial Guinea Independence p1 Bioko p2 Annob n p3 R o Muni s1 Equatorial Guinea flag p1 Flag of Spain 1785 1873 and 1875 1931 .svg flag p2 Flag of Spain 1785 1873 and 1875 1931 .svg flag p3 Flag of Spain 1785 1873 and 1875 1931 .svg flag s1 Flag of Equatorial Guinea.svg image flag Flag of Spain 1945 1977.svg flag Flag of Spain flag type ... type Coat of arms of Spain image map LocationEquatorialGuinea.svg image map caption Spanish Guinea capital ... Spanish Language Spanish title representative List of colonial heads of Equatorial Guinea Governor ... 1963 64 first deputy2 V ctor Suances D az del R o year deputy2 1966 68 last currency Spanish Guinea Peseta File Rio Muni.PNG thumb upright Coat Of Arms of the Spanish Rio Muni colony Spanish Guinea was an Africa ... Rivers were ceded to Spanish Empire Spain in exchange for territory on the American continent Treaty ... by the Spanish government. Emancipados , black population assimilated to the Whites. They had a Christian Spanish education. Some of them descended from freed Cuban slaves, brought to Africa ... coord missing Equatorial Guinea Category Spanish Africa Category History of Equatorial Guinea Category ... in Africa Guinea, Spanish Category Former colonies in Africa Category Former Spanish colonies EquatorialGuinea ... more details
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