Essay on 21 Speaking Spanish Countries And Their

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21 speaking Spanish countries and their capitals
Buenos Aires, Argentina
La Paz, Bolivia
Santiago, Chile
Bagotá, Columbia
San Jose, Costa Rica
Havana, Cuba
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Quito, Ecuador
San Salavador, El Salvador
Malabo, Equatorial Guinea
Guatemala City, Guatemala
Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Mexico City, Mexico
Managua, Nicaragua
Panama City, Panama
Asunción, Paraguay
Lima, Peru
Madrid, Spain
Montevideo, Uruguay
Caracas, Venezuela
San Juan, Puerto Rico

Location of countries on world map

Panama City, Panama

Panama’s Flag

The white parts of panama’s flag is for peace and purity. The blue stars stands for the purity and honesty of the life of the country. The red stars stands for the law and authority in that country. The red and blue star together represents the new republic.

Panama’s Currency

Panama uses U.S. Dollars but they are called Panamanian balboa. The name Panamanian balboa is named after a Spanish explorer named Vasco Núñez de Balbo. Vasco Balbo became the first European to see the pacific ocean.

Panama’s currency exchange rate with the U.S. dollar

Imports Passenger and cargo ships
Antibiotics
Refined Petroleum
Crude Petroleum
Sulfonamides
Packaged Medicaments
Cars
Special Purpose Ships
Nucleic Acids

Exports

Coal Tar Oil
Passenger and cargo ships
Crude petroleum
Antibiotics
Bananas
Gold
Hard Liquor
Scrap Iron
Non-fillet fresh fish

Panama’s contributions

One of panama’s contributions to everyone in the world is the Panama Canal. The Panama Canal travels 48 miles long and allows ships to pass through the Pacific ocean and the Atlantic ocean .The canal makes shipping goods and other things easier from the east coast to the west coast of the U.S. shorter.

Recipe native to panama

Sancocho Recipe

2 1/2 quarts water

1 tablespoon salt

1 chicken leg quarters

1 large onion, chopped

1 teaspoon ground

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