Colegio Labor Comenius project 2011 2013 - Presentations of participating countries

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The document provides information about 4 European countries: Germany, Estonia, Spain, and Poland. For each country it lists key facts such as area, population, capital city, political system, official and secondary languages, currencies, and useful phrases. It also lists the current head of state, prime minister, and foreign affairs minister for each country's political organization.

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ANA FERNÁNDEZ LOUZAO
REBECA FERNÁNDEZ RAMOS
SARAH GARCÍA DEL CAMPO
JAVIER LÓPEZ GRAÑA
SERGIO MARTÍN SALVADO

ALEMANIA
Area 357,022 km 2
Population 81,471,834
Capital Berlin
Political System Parliamentary Republic
Oficial Languages German
Secondary languages Sorbian, Frisian
Currency Euro
Former Currency German Mark
Useful
Language
Hallo Hello
Tschüss Goodbye
Nein No
Ja Yes
GERMANY
Victory Column, BerlIn

POLITICAL
ORGANIZATION
Angela MerkelChristian Wulf
Guido Westerwelle
CHANCELLORHEAD OF STATE FOREIGN AFFAIRS
MINISTER

Area 45,228 km 2
Population 1,282,963
Capital Tallin
Political System Republic
Official Language Estonian, Russian
Secondary Languages Ucranian, Finnish
Currency Euro
Former Currency Estonian Crown
Useful
Language
Привет Hello
свидания Goodbye
нет No
если Yes
Bronze soldier, Tallinn

POLITICAL ORGANIZATION
MINISTER OF FOREIGN
AFFAIRS
Urmas PaetToomas Hendrik Ilves Andrus Ansip
HEAD OF STATE PRIIME´ MINISTER

Area 504,645 km 2
Population 47,021,031
Capital Madrid
Political System Parliamentary
Monarchy
Oficial Language Spanish
Secondary Languages Galician, Baske,
Catalan.
Currency Euro
Former Currency Peseta
Moncloa,Madrid

Juan Carlos I Mariano Rajoy José Manuel García Margallo
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION
HEAD OF STATE PRIESIDENT FOREIGN AFFAIRS MINISTER

Area 312,685 km 2
Population 38,441,588
Capital Varsovia
Political System Parliamentary Republic
Oficial Language Polish
Secondary Language Bielorrusian, Ucranian
Currency Euro
Former Currency Zloty
Useful Language
Ześć Hello
Izena Goodbye
Nie No
Tak Yes
Nicolas Copernico, Torun

Bronislaw Komorowski Donal Tusk
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION
HEAD OF STATE PRIIME
MINISTER
FOREIGN AFFAIRS MINISTER
Radek Sikorski

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Colegio Labor Comenius project 2011 2013 - Presentations of participating countries

1. ANA FERNÁNDEZ LOUZAO REBECA FERNÁNDEZ RAMOS SARAH GARCÍA DEL CAMPO JAVIER LÓPEZ GRAÑA SERGIO MARTÍN SALVADO

2. ALEMANIA Area 357,022 km 2 Population 81,471,834 Capital Berlin Political System Parliamentary Republic Oficial Languages German Secondary languages Sorbian, Frisian Currency Euro Former Currency German Mark Useful Language Hallo Hello Tschüss Goodbye Nein No Ja Yes GERMANY Victory Column, BerlIn

3. POLITICAL ORGANIZATION Angela MerkelChristian Wulf Guido Westerwelle CHANCELLORHEAD OF STATE FOREIGN AFFAIRS MINISTER

4. Area 45,228 km 2 Population 1,282,963 Capital Tallin Political System Republic Official Language Estonian, Russian Secondary Languages Ucranian, Finnish Currency Euro Former Currency Estonian Crown Useful Language Привет Hello свидания Goodbye нет No если Yes Bronze soldier, Tallinn

5. POLITICAL ORGANIZATION MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS Urmas PaetToomas Hendrik Ilves Andrus Ansip HEAD OF STATE PRIIME´ MINISTER

6. Area 504,645 km 2 Population 47,021,031 Capital Madrid Political System Parliamentary Monarchy Oficial Language Spanish Secondary Languages Galician, Baske, Catalan. Currency Euro Former Currency Peseta Moncloa,Madrid

7. Juan Carlos I Mariano Rajoy José Manuel García Margallo POLITICAL ORGANIZATION HEAD OF STATE PRIESIDENT FOREIGN AFFAIRS MINISTER

8. Area 312,685 km 2 Population 38,441,588 Capital Varsovia Political System Parliamentary Republic Oficial Language Polish Secondary Language Bielorrusian, Ucranian Currency Euro Former Currency Zloty Useful Language Ześć Hello Izena Goodbye Nie No Tak Yes Nicolas Copernico, Torun

9. Bronislaw Komorowski Donal Tusk POLITICAL ORGANIZATION HEAD OF STATE PRIIME MINISTER FOREIGN AFFAIRS MINISTER Radek Sikorski

10. Bronislaw Komorowski Donal Tusk POLITICAL ORGANIZATION HEAD OF STATE PRIIME MINISTER FOREIGN AFFAIRS MINISTER Radek Sikorski

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