Is “Spain” actually considered a sovereign nation? or is it really just South France?
My buddy is trying to convince me that Spain has its own government, but that sounds like crazy mumbo jumbo. I’m pretty certain that Spain is just a region of France. My buddy also claims that they have the internet in Spain, which leads me to believe that he’s lying about the whole thing because everyone knows that there is no Spanish internet.
More Questions From This User See All
Answers & Comments
Verified answer
What are you on about? Of course, Spain is a sovereign, independent nation. Moreover, some regions within 'spain' are autonomous like the basque region and catalonia , if spain can grant self rule to the other regions, obviously in itself it must be a sovereign nation.
Heard of Southern Canada?
It is the part of Canada, south of great lakes. The main cities of Southern Canada are New York, Chicago, Los Angeles. I was told that actually it is a sovereign country of 50 States. Your buddy knows.
The real 'mumbo-jumbo' is coming from you. You're either a troll, ignorant of the facts, or both. You're wrong on all counts.
Obvious troll is obvious
Spain is most definitely an independent country
East of Portugal.
*Rick you seem to have missed out the silent P in your name