Spanish-Speaking Countries and Capitals

Spanish-Speaking Countries and Their Capitals

Overview of Spanish-Speaking Countries

• Overall Theme: Understanding the geographical distribution of Spanish-speaking countries and their capitals.

List of Spanish-Speaking Countries

1. México

   • Capital: La Ciudad de México

2. Guatemala

   • Capital: La Ciudad de Guatemala

3. Honduras

   • Capital: Tegucigalpa

4. El Salvador

   • Capital: San Salvador

5. Nicaragua

   • Capital: Managua

6. Costa Rica

   • Capital: San José

7. Panamá

   • Capital: Ciudad de Panamá

8. Colombia

   • Capital: Bogotá

9. Ecuador

   • Capital: Quito

10. Perú

    • Capital: Lima

11. Bolivia

    • Capitals: Sucre (constitutional), La Paz (seat of government)

12. Chile

    • Capital: Santiago

13. Venezuela

    • Capital: Caracas

14. Paraguay

    • Capital: Asunción

15. Argentina

    • Capital: Buenos Aires

16. Uruguay

    • Capital: Montevideo

17. Cuba

    • Capital: La Habana

18. República Dominicana

    • Capital: Santo Domingo

19. Puerto Rico

    • Capital: San Juan

20. España

    • Capital: Madrid

21. Guinea Ecuatorial

    • Capital: Malabo

Additional Information

• Understanding the locations of these countries can aid in recognizing cultural influences, historical context, and language usage across different regions.
• Spain is the only European country where Spanish is the principal language, while Guinea Ecuatorial is the only African country where Spanish is an official language.