Denmark is located in northern Europe, with a population of over 5 million people. It has a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary government system. Denmark is a member of the European Union but does not use the euro as its currency. The economy relies on industries like renewable energy and tourism, and the country has a strong social welfare system that provides benefits like maternity leave, education assistance, and unemployment coverage.

1. Laura Arroyo
Elena Maroto
DENMARK
Laura Herrero
Ana Vadillo
TODAY

2. GEOGRAPHICAL SITUATION
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43,094 square kilometers,
and 7,314 km of them are
coasts.
Population
of
5,482,000
inhabitants.

3. POLITICS
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European Union (without Euro).
Constitutional monarchy.
Queen Margrethe II.
Constitution of Denmark, separation of
powers.
Folketing.
Parliament: 179 members.
The Government (The Cabinet, Prime
Minister and other Minister).
Margrethe II, Queen of
Denmark.
Helle Thorning-Schmidt,
Prime Minister of Denmark.

4. POLITICS
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Not a single unified judicial system.
Member of NATO.
Divided into five regions and 98
municipalities.
High taxes.

5. TRADITIONS AND CUSTOMS
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Transport.
Festivals.
Cultural achievements.

6. TRADITIONS AND CUSTOMS
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The lifestyle according to the four seasons of the year.
Symbols.
Hearth and family.

7. MONUMENTS
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The Little Mermaid (statue).
Christiansborg Palace.
Source Gefion.
Egeskov Castle.

8. ECONOMY
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Danish Krone.
Copenhagen Stock Exchange.
Tourism.

9. ECONOMY
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Renewable energy.
Denmark’s National Bank.
Main industries.

10. ECONOMY
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Employment.

11. ECONOMY

12. ECONOMY

13. SOCIAL WELFARE

14. SOCIAL WELFARE

15. SOCIAL WELFARE

16. SOCIAL WELFARE

17. SOCIAL WELFARE
Maternity Leave:
52 Weeks/ 100%
Educational Grants and Loans:
Unemployment Benefits:
Covering Living Costs
90% of previous income/ 2 years

18. CHRISTMAS