Kingdom Of Spain Research Paper

With the death the Dictator General Franco of Spain in 1975; Spain began taking the first step towards democracy. In 1993, Spain became a member of the EU, benefitting greatly from the freedom movement of services, people, money, and goods inside of the European Union. Spain also benefited from allowment of movement between countries, allowing the service economy in Southern Spain to flourish. Unfortunately, recent events threaten the short lived prosperity of all members of the union. With the rise in more solitary thinking, and splitting from the union; several nation states are questioning the purpose of a unitary force of the European union. The Kingdom of Spain has concern for not only its own economy, but without the ability of free travel between sovereign states thousands of Spaniards with an unknown future in countries where they are staying. With the people in the United …show more content…
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, better known as ISIL, is a radical islamic group in the middle east that has committed thousands of human rights violations and terrorist attacks throughout the world. ISIL now controls over half of Iraq, and part of Syria and is a force we can not take lightly. ISIL uses acts of terror to get what it wants, and needs to be dealt with immediately before anymore innocent lives will be lost.
The Kingdom of Spain has received numerous threats from ISIL, to invade its own land. Which can not be taken lightly. ISIL should be treated as big as any other threat facing the world today, and should be placed on even higher priority than any other terrorist threat, as ISIL threatens not only the piece of mind of the people as a terror organization, but as a threat to the idea of democracy itself. ISIL threatens numerous countries, not only with physical terror attacks, but with the age of social media, several videos attacking the ideas the EU stands