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Spain has 17 autonomous communities and many traditional festivals and celebrations. Some of the notable festivals include La Tomatina, a tomato-throwing festival in Buñol; Las Fallas, where large paper mâché sculptures are burned in Valencia in March; and Holy Week processions. Spain also has famous fairs like the Seville Fair and the running of the bulls at the San Fermin festival in Pamplona. Spanish gastronomic traditions include crema catalana, a Catalan custard dessert; San Jose fritters eaten on March 19th; panellets, an almond-based dessert eaten for All Saints Day; and easter cakes varying by region.
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This document provides information about several regions and cities in Spain. Extremadura is an autonomous community in the east of Portugal with the provinces of Cáceres and Badajoz, known for Pimentón de la Vera and Torta del Casar. The Valencian Community is in east Spain below Catalonia, with over 5 million inhabitants across Valencia, Castellón, and Alicante provinces, known for paella. Terrassa and Sabadell are cities in Vallès Occidental with around 214,000 and 212,000 people respectively, featuring historic monuments like Castle Cartoixa in Terrassa and traces of industry in Sabadell.
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Spain is divided into 17 autonomous communities with provinces, and is a parliamentary monarchy that is a member of the 28-country European Union. The country's autonomous communities each have their own provinces under a national government led by a king and prime minister, and Spain participates in the EU along with 27 other European nations.
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Spain
Spain has 17 autonomous communities and many traditional festivals and celebrations. Some of the notable festivals include La Tomatina, a tomato-throwing festival in Buñol; Las Fallas, where large paper mâché sculptures are burned in Valencia in March; and Holy Week processions. Spain also has famous fairs like the Seville Fair and the running of the bulls at the San Fermin festival in Pamplona. Spanish gastronomic traditions include crema catalana, a Catalan custard dessert; San Jose fritters eaten on March 19th; panellets, an almond-based dessert eaten for All Saints Day; and easter cakes varying by region.
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Murcia is an autonomous community in Spain with a population of 442,203 people and a dry Mediterranean climate. Catalonia is also an autonomous community, with Barcelona as its capital city, known for landmarks like Sagrada Familia and regional foods such as bread with tomato and beans. Terrassa is a city near Barcelona with Romanesque churches and a tradition of human towers called "castells", performed by groups like "els minyons".
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This document provides information about several regions and cities in Spain. Extremadura is an autonomous community in the east of Portugal with the provinces of Cáceres and Badajoz, known for Pimentón de la Vera and Torta del Casar. The Valencian Community is in east Spain below Catalonia, with over 5 million inhabitants across Valencia, Castellón, and Alicante provinces, known for paella. Terrassa and Sabadell are cities in Vallès Occidental with around 214,000 and 212,000 people respectively, featuring historic monuments like Castle Cartoixa in Terrassa and traces of industry in Sabadell.
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Spain is divided into 17 autonomous communities with provinces, and is a parliamentary monarchy that is a member of the 28-country European Union. The country's autonomous communities each have their own provinces under a national government led by a king and prime minister, and Spain participates in the EU along with 27 other European nations.
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El río Tajo nace en la Sierra de Albarracín en Teruel, España. Tiene una longitud de 1007 km y desemboca en Lisboa, Portugal. Atraviesa el centro de la Península Ibérica de este a oeste con afluentes como el Jarama, Alberche y Tiétar. Es el río más largo de la Península Ibérica.
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The "Juan Escultor de Villanueva" High School is located in Pola de Siero, Asturias, Spain near the Nora river. The school was established in 1982 and is named after a famous Spanish Baroque sculptor born in Pola de Siero. It has over 90 teachers and 630 students divided across four buildings. The school offers a bilingual program in English and vocational training pathways in fields like food industry, administration, and environmental chemistry. Students participate in extracurricular activities such as exchanges programs, camping, museum visits, and sports.
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