Spain

Constitutional monarchy in Southwest Europe
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types
Entity
Location
Section of Populated Place
Country
instance of
Sovereign State
preferred
Country
Colonial Power
Mediterranean Country
Member State of the European Union
Realm
inception
1479
identity of subject in context
Hispanic Monarchy
instance of
Dynastic Union
preferred
1516
1715
identity of subject in context
Maison de Bourbon (Espagne)
instance of
Nueva Planta Decrees
latest date
1715
March 19, 1812
end time
May 4, 1814
basic form of government
The Liberal State
instance of
Spanish Constitution of 1812
December 9, 1931
end time
April 1, 1939
basic form of government
Republic
instance of
Spanish Constitution of 1931
time period
Second Spanish Republic
December 29, 1978
alias
España
Kingdom of Spain
ES
ESP
🇪🇸
life expectancy
20002005201020158082
82.832 year
point in time
2015
preferred
83.229 year
point in time
2014
83.078 year
point in time
2013
82.427 year
point in time
2012
82.476 year
point in time
2011
81.627 year
point in time
2010
81.476 year
point in time
2009
81.176 year
point in time
2008
80.873 year
point in time
2007
80.822 year
point in time
2006
80.171 year
point in time
2005
79.871 year
point in time
2004
79.62 year
point in time
2003
79.568 year
point in time
2002
79.368 year
point in time
2001
78.966 year
point in time
2000
78.717 year
point in time
1999
official name
Španělské království (czech)
Reino de España (spanish)
Королівство Іспанія (ukrainian)
Kingdom of Spain (english)
España (spanish)
Espainiako Erresuma (basque)
native label
España (spanish)
short name
Іспанія (ukrainian)
Spain (english)
España (spanish)
Espanya (catalan)
🇪🇸 (zxx)
named after
Hispania
demonym
Spanish (english)
español (spanish)
applies to part
Masculine Singular
española (spanish)
applies to part
Feminine Singular
испанец (russian)
applies to part
Masculine
испанка (russian)
applies to part
Feminine
испанцы (russian)
applies to part
Plural
spanisch (german)
Spanier (german)
Spanierin (german)
applies to part
Feminine
espanhol (portuguese)
applies to part
Masculine
espanhola (portuguese)
applies to part
Feminine
Spanjaard (dutch)
spanyol (hungarian)
испански (bulgarian)
espanyol (catalan)
applies to part
Masculine
Hispaniano (ido)
hispano (esperanto)
Spanyänan (volapük)
espanyola (catalan)
applies to part
Feminine
إسباني (arabic)
applies to part
Masculine
إسبانية (arabic)
applies to part
Feminine
إسبان (arabic)
applies to part
Plural
espaniol (lingua franca nova)
іспанець (ukrainian)
applies to part
Masculine
іспанка (ukrainian)
applies to part
Feminine
іспанці (ukrainian)
applies to part
Plural
ספרדי (hebrew)
applies to part
Masculine
ספרדייה (hebrew)
applies to part
Feminine
spanioli (romanian)
applies to part
Plural
spaniol (romanian)
applies to part
Masculine
spaniolă (romanian)
applies to part
Feminine
স্পেনীয় (bangla)
spagnolo (italian)
applies to part
Masculine Singular
spagnola (italian)
applies to part
Feminine Singular
spagnoli (italian)
applies to part
Masculine Plural
spagnole (italian)
applies to part
Feminine Plural
español (galician)
applies to part
Masculine Singular
española (galician)
applies to part
Feminine Singular
españois (galician)
applies to part
Masculine Plural
españolas (galician)
applies to part
Feminine Plural
official language
Spanish
preferred
Galician
Basque
Catalan
Occitan
anthem
Marcha Real
audio
literal translation
Ymdeithgan frenhinol (welsh)
culture
Culture of Spain
motto
Plus Ultra
motto text
Plus Ultra (latin)
Más allá (spanish)
Més enllà (catalan)
Further Beyond (english)
Ymlaen Ymhellach (welsh)
continent
Europe
preferred
Africa
country
Spain
capital
Madrid
located on terrain feature
Iberian Peninsula
Africa
coordinate location
latitude40
longitude-3
precision1
geoshape
commons.wikimedia.org
highest point
Teide
coordinate location
elevation above sea level
3,718 metre
basic form of government
Parliamentary Monarchy
office held by head of state
King of Spain
head of state
Felipe vi of Spain
preferred
Juan Carlos I
office held by head of government
Prime Minister of Spain
head of government
Pedro Sánchez Pérez-Castejón
preferred
Mariano Rajoy
start time
December 21, 2011
end time
June 1, 2018
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero
start time
April 16, 2004
end time
December 21, 2011
José María Aznar
start time
May 4, 1996
end time
April 16, 2004
Felipe González
start time
December 1, 1982
end time
May 4, 1996
Leopoldo Calvo-Sotelo
start time
February 25, 1981
end time
December 1, 1982
Adolfo Suárez
start time
July 3, 1976
end time
February 25, 1981
executive body
Government of Spain
legislative body
Cortes Generales
highest judicial authority
Supreme Court of Spain
Constitutional Court of Spain
diplomatic relation
Holy See
start time
1/1/1500
Italy
Brazil
Germany
Australia
Philippines
United Kingdom
Portugal
Argentina
Bulgaria
Chile
Croatia
Denmark
Hungary
Jamaica
Moldova
Malta
Mexico
Paraguay
Morocco
Romania
Japan
France
Poland
Indonesia
Cuba
Malaysia
Colombia
India
Peru
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Mauritania
New Zealand
Canada
Kiribati
Turkey
Venezuela
Uruguay
Pakistan
Taiwan
member of
United Nations Security Council
start time
January 1, 2015
end time
December 31, 2016
European Southern Observatory
start time
2006
Eurocontrol
start time
1997
Schengen Area
start time
March 26, 1995
International Centre for Settlement of…
start time
September 17, 1994
Missile Technology Control Regime
start time
1990
Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency
start time
April 29, 1988
European Union
start time
January 1, 1986
Asian Development Bank
start time
1986
Australia Group
start time
1985
NATO
start time
May 30, 1982
Organization for Security and…
start time
June 25, 1973
International Development Association
start time
October 18, 1960
International Finance Corporation
start time
March 24, 1960
International Bank for Reconstruction…
start time
September 15, 1958
United Nations
start time
December 14, 1955
UNESCO
start time
January 30, 1953
League of Nations
start time
January 10, 1920
end time
May 9, 1939
International Telecommunication Union
start time
January 1, 1866
Organisation for Economic Co-Operation…
Council of Europe
European Space Agency
World Trade Organization
African Development Bank
Central American Bank for Economic…
Organization of Ibero-American States
Member States of the Organization of…
Treaty on Open Skies
Interpol
Nuclear Suppliers Group
Organisation for the Prohibition of…
European Air Transport Command
Movement Coordination Centre Europe
Organisation for Joint Armament…
International Hydrographic Organization
International Energy Agency
Group on Earth Observations
Universal Postal Union
public holiday
New Year's Day
International Workers' Day
Assumption of Mary
Fiesta Nacional de España
Spanish Day of the Constitutio
Immaculate Conception of Mary
Christmas
Epiphany
Good Friday
age of candidacy
18 years old
age of consent
16 years old
age of majority
18 years old
marriageable age
16 years old
applies to part
Both Genders
criterion used
With Court Consent
18 years old
applies to part
Both Genders
retirement age
65 years old
maximum age
67 years old
compulsory education (minimum age)
6 years old
compulsory education (maximum age)
16 years old
author
Real Ordenaza Para El Gobierno de Los…
stated as
Spain.
Contract de l'Assiento en Faveur de la…
language used
Spanish
Extremaduran
Fala
Spanish Sign Language
Quinqui Jargon
Portuguese
Caló
Catalan
Catalan Sign Language
Basque
Aragonese
Occitan
Galician
Valencian Sign Language
Asturian
significant event
Constitution of Spain
point in time
December 29, 1978
Spanish Constitution of 1931
point in time
1931
Spanish Constitution of 1812
point in time
1812
Nueva Planta Decrees
point in time
1707
1716
Spanish Transition to Democracy
producer
Calabuch
spoken text audio
language of work or name
Spanish
replaces
Hispanic Monarchy
point in time
1716
Kingdom of Aragon
point in time
1715
ethnic group
Spaniards
proportion
0.88
participant of
Battle of Porto Bello
War of Jenkins' Ear
Franco-Spanish War (1635–1659)
American Revolutionary War
Siege of Breda of 1624–25
War of the Montferrat Succession
Rif War
population
196019701980199035M
39,926,268
point in time
1999
39,721,108
point in time
1998
39,582,413
point in time
1997
39,478,186
point in time
1996
39,387,017
point in time
1995
39,294,967
point in time
1994
39,189,400
point in time
1993
39,067,745
point in time
1992
38,939,049
point in time
1991
38,850,435
point in time
1990
38,791,473
point in time
1989
38,715,849
point in time
1988
38,630,820
point in time
1987
38,535,617
point in time
1986
38,418,817
point in time
1985