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Spanish Countries

Spanish Countries. By: Summer Stussy. Panama. The capital of Panama is Panama. The most common religions there are Roman Catholic and Protestant. The money they go by are Balboa and our U.S dollar. They trade bananas, sugar, shrimp, and coffee to other countries.

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Spanish Countries

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  1. Spanish Countries By: Summer Stussy

  2. Panama • The capital of Panama is Panama. • The most common religions there are Roman Catholic and Protestant. • The money they go by are Balboa and our U.S dollar. • They trade bananas, sugar, shrimp, and coffee to other countries. • The most common languages that are spoken there are Spanish and English.

  3. RepublicaDominicana • The capitol of the Dominican Republic is Santo Domingo. • Spanish is the official language spoken there. • Their main exports are ferronickel, sugar, gold, silver, cocoa, tobacco, and meat. • They currently use peso dominicano for their money. • Their type of government is representative government. • The religions mostly practiced there are Roman Catholic and Protestant.

  4. Honduras • The capitol is Tegucigalpa. • The languages mostly spoken in this country are Spanish and indigenous languages. • Like the other two countries their common religions are Roman catholic and Protestant. • The government is democratic constitution republic. • Currency there is lempira. • Their main exports are coffee, bananas, shrimp, lobster, zinc, wood, and meat.

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