Fugitive former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont has been arrested in Germany on a European arrest warrant. His solicitor said Mr. Puigdemont had intended to travel back to Belgium, where he has resided since fleeing Spain in October. A man has also been charged in France over alleged links to a suspect in last year's deadly jihadist attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils, Spain. Meanwhile, women across Spain are preparing for a 24-hour strike at work and in the home on International Women's Day to highlight unequal pay and their disproportionate share of unpaid domestic work.

1. SPAIN

2. Chapter 1 Current events (April 2018)
France charges man allegedly linked to
Barcelona attack
A man has been charged in France over
alleged links to a suspect in last year's
deadly jihadist attacks in Barcelona and
a nearby seaside resort, a French legal
source said Friday.
A total of 16 people were killed when a van
drove into crowds on the popular Las
Ramblas boulevard in the heart of
Barcelona and in a knife attack in the
nearby resort of Cambrils last August.
The arrests were made during a joint operation with French and Spanish
police in the south and southwest of France.
Women across Spain prepare 24-hour strike
at work and in the home
"if we stop, the world stops" - Spanish women
The ‘feminist strike’ will not only be limited to women in the work place
but will also stretch to the home, where women are being encouraged to
abandon their usual duties including childcare, cooking and household
chores.
The action is designed to highlight the fact that women are not only
penalized in the work place by being paid less than their male
counterparts but they also do by far the largest share of unpaid work.

3. 3.FUGITIVE FORMER CATALAN PRESIDENT CARLES
PUIGDEMONT HAS BEEN ARRESTED IN GERMANY.
The politician was detained on a European Arrest Warrant
by German police on Sunday while attempting to cross the
border into Denmark.
His solicitor said that Mr.
Puigdemont had been
intending to travel back to
Belgium, where he has
resided since fleeing Spain in
October.

4. Chapter 2: Famous Spanish People
Pablo Picasso
I - Today we are lucky to have a worldwide
recognized painter,Pablo Picasso.Good morning Mr.
Pablo,it’s our honor to be with you today
P - Good morning
I - So let’s begin with a simple question. When,and
where were you born?
P - I was born on the 25th of October 1881,in Malaga that
is located in Spain.
I - When did you start drawing and what really
motivated to do so?
P - I have been drawing since I was a little boy. My
motivation was my father who was also a painter and the
first who taught me how to draw.
I - So you followed your father’s steps, right?
P - Yes
I - Which of your paintings is your favourite?

5. P - My favourite painting is Guernika
I- Okay Mr Pablo ,thank you
Antonio Banderas
I - Today we are very lucky to have one of the most
internationaly recognized actor. Good morning Mr.
Banderas! How are you?
B - Good morning, I am fine, thank you.
I - So let’s begin with a simple question.When and
where you were have you been born?
A - I have been born in 10 August in 1960,in the city of
Malaga that is locted in Spain.
I - When did you first participate on a movie?
A - The first time i took part in a movie was in 1982.
I - In how many movies have you stared?
A - I have stared in 16 movies
I - Which one movie that you have played is your
favourite?
A - My favourite movie is The mask of Zoro.
I - Okay Mr. Antonio, thank you.

6. Chapter 3
The food
Starter: Tortilla
Tortilla ingredients:
 waxy potatoes
 onion
 olive oil
 large free-range eggs
Main Course: Paella

7. Paella ingredients:
 Herb Blend:
 chopped fresh parsley
 fresh lemon juice
 olive oil
 large garlic cloves, minced
 Paella:
 water
 saffron threads
 cans fat-free, less-sodium chicken broth
 unpeeled jumbo shrimp (about 1/2 pound)
 olive oil
 skinned, boned chicken thighs, cut in half
 Spanish chorizo sausage (about 6 1/2 ounces) or turkey kielbasa, cut
into 1/2-inch-thick slices

8.  slice prosciutto or 33%-less-sodium ham, cut into 1-inch pieces
 finely chopped onion
 finely chopped red bell pepper
 canned diced tomatoes, undrained
 sweet paprika
 large garlic cloves, minced
 uncooked Arborio rice or other short-grain rice
 frozen green peas
 mussels, scrubbed and debearded
 fresh lemon juice
 Lemon wedges (optional)
Dessert: Miguelitos
Miguelitos ingredients :
For the Pastry:
 puff pastry (2 sheets, thawed)
 large egg
 flour
 powdered sugar ( for dusting)
 For the Filling:
 milk

9.  sugar (granulated)
 vanilla extract
 egg yolks
 cornstarch
 cinnamon stick
 lemon (peel only)
CHAPTER 4 THE EVERY DAY LIFE FOR
TEENAGERS IN SPAIN
Spain is an ideal country to visit for teenagers. The country is already very
well known as a retirement destination for Europeans and a great vacation
spot for families. However, the country has a lot to offer for people of any age,
especially for teenagers in Spain.
There are many reasons why Spain attracts teenagers. Firstly, the normal
schedule in Spain is much more relaxed than in other countries. This allows
teenagers in Spain to enjoy a certain freedom that they may not be able to
experience elsewhere.
Spanish teenagers often get together in the city center and hang out, with
nothing to fear, since Spain is a very safe country
SPORTS AND ACTION
Spanish teenagers have many options to practice fun activities or sports in the
outdoors. In the summer, many teenagers in Spain practice adventure sports
such as canoeing, rafting or climbing. In the winter, the same mountains that
are alive and active in the summer become great places to ski or snowboard.
Teenagers in Spain can surf the wild waves of the Cantabrian Sea in the north
or practice windsurfing and kit-surfing in the blusterous Strait of Gibraltar. If
you prefer to watch sports rather than play them, there is no shortage of
prestigious sporting events and famous athletes in Spain. Watch the Formula
1, important tennis matches or catch an exciting Real Madrid or FC Barcelona
European football game… the list is endless.
THEME PARKS AND WATER PARKS
Spain has more theme parks than any other European country! Some of the
large North American studios have opened parks in Spain such as Port
Aventura by Universal Studios near Barcelona, or the Warner Brothers Park in
Madrid. These theme parks attract a large number of teenagers from Spain as
well as families from all over Europe.
GOING OUT
Going out is a popular activity for teenagers in Spain because it is a great way
to experience the true environment of the country. In all Spanish towns and
villages it is tradition to hold festivals and other celebrations in the street

10. including outdoor concerts, markets, fairs, firework displays, competitions,
food stands, parades etc.
CHAPTER 5 :General information
about Spain
Capital city : Madrid
Official spoken language : Spanish
Co-Official language :
Catalan,Galician,Basque,Occitan
Ethnic Groups : 89.9% Spanish , 10.1% Others
Religion : 68% Roman Catholic , 27% Irreligious ,
5% Other Religion
Area : 505,990 km2
(51st)
Population : 2016 ➧46,354,321 (30th
Currency : Euro(€)
CHAPTER 6
Map of Spain

11. CHAPTER 7
The things we like the most in Spain are
their monuments and their museums like
the Patio del Palacio Real de Madrid. Also,
we like their language and their delicious
food as paeya. However, we love their
music and football players(Pique). We want
to see the bull fights and the tomato-
warfare.
Chapter 8: Differences between Greece and
Spain:
 Language (greek and Spanish)
 Food (mediterrenean, different recipies)
 Type of music (different traditional music)
 Flag (other colours!!)
 Religion (roman catholic in Sp, orthodox in
Gr