The document discusses several aspects of society in Andalusia, Spain. It notes that while Spanish is primarily spoken, language involves more than just speaking. It also mentions that the illiteracy rate in Andalusia is 4.2% compared to 2.2% nationally. Additionally, it provides some details on demographics like aging populations and gender ratios. The text outlines norms around marriage, family size, abortion policies, and views on euthanasia and sex. It also touches on issues like immigration trends, education system structures, and traditional foods and dances of Andalusia.

1. SOCIETY By:Pirry,Angel,Adri.

2. In our region people speak Spanish,but speaking isn't the only thing to know a whole language,In Andalusia there is a 4’20% of illiteracy rate and the average in Spain is 2’20%.

3. In Spain there are more old people than younger people. Besides, there are more women than men. In Spain the usual age of marriage is 25 or 30. Maybe in rural Andalucia marriage age may be earlier.

4. Usually couples have 2 or 3 children. Abortion is allowed in some cases. For example, it is allowed in cases of fetal malformation or rape.

5. Euthanasia is a legal process that should be performed in cases of great suffering for the patient and family.

6. Sex is a normal activity that must be performed with protection. Gender discrimination is punished because both(men and women) have the same rights.

7. Immigration in Spain has grown quickly in the last 15 years. Some are earning money honestly and others live in the streets for a living illegally. illegally Legally

8. Schools in Spain are very organized, a problem is that some students have to move to other city want to study the career they want. Since they 3 years old children have to start going to school. At 5 they begin primary education and at 13, they start compulsory secondary education. Later ,they can go to university.

9. The typical food in Andalusia are “migas” and “gazpacho” The most common dances in Andalusia are Flamenco and Sevillanas.