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Spain has Madrid as its capital and Spanish as its official language, with Basque, Catalan and Galician recognized regionally. It is led by King Juan Carlos I and Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy. The major rivers include the Tajo, Segura, Miño, Ebro, Guadalquivir and Guadiana. The key mountain ranges shaping Spain's relief are the Teide, Tramuntana, Picos De Europa, Montes Of León, Guadarrama, Central System, Iberian System, Betic System and Gredos.
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- 2. PRINCIPAL CHARACTERICTICS RELIEF OF RIVERS RELIEF OF MOUNTAINSÇ THE END
- 3. Capital: Madrid Official language: Spanish Recognised regional languages: Basque,Catalan,Galician King: Juan Carlos I Prime Minister: Mariano Rajoy
- 5. RELIEF MOUNTAINS: Teide Tramuntana Picos De Europa Montes Of León Guadarrama Central System Iberian System Betic System Gredos