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Madrid is the capital of Spain located in the center of the country. The document provides brief details about Madrid's government which is a democratic system with a king, popular landmarks like La Plaza de Mayor constructed in the 17th century, and museums housing famous Spanish art. It also notes that Madrid residents, or madrileños, enjoy eating snacks featuring ingredients like squid, cheese, and onions.
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- 1. Bie nid sa nve o Ma rid d Created By: Chico Cutler
- 2. Quic Info a n k rm tio • Madrid is the capital of Spain. • It is located in the center of the country. • The people of Madrid are known as madrileños.
- 3. Go rnm nt ve e • Spain has a democratic government but with a king. • The king’s name is Juan Carlos de Borbón.
- 4. LaP zad Ma r la e yo • La Plaza de Mayor was constructed in the XVII century and has nine arches. • For many years it was the Plaza of Toros. • Today many madrileños walk to view the great sight and buy refreshments.
- 5. Mus o d l P d e e ra o • In the Museo del Prado, there are a collection of art and pictures of Velázquez, Goya, Greco, and others.
- 6. TheFo d o • Many madrileños love to eat snacks. • They eat squid, fish, cheese, peanuts, olives, and more! • The onion is an important ingredient to a lot of their meals.