1	Introduction to the course and general information about Spanish-speaking countries.
2	Socioeconomic and sociocultural characteristics of Spain and Latin American Countries (capital, population, important cities, per capita income, unemployment rate, etc.)
3	Basic facts about Spanish and Latin American History (first peoples living in the Iberian Peninsula, Romanization process, Arab invasion and reconquest process).
4	Basic facts about Spanish and Latin American History II (colonization and independence of the Americas, Spanish Civil War).
5	Basic facts about Spanish and Latin American History III (Franco Period, Spanish Immigration to Latin America, Spain's transition to democracy).
6	Geography of Spain and Latin America, climate, vegetation, forests.
7	The evolution of the Spanish Language (origin, the first written texts and books, Royal Spanish Academy), its diversity (similars and differences in Spanish and Latin American Spanish).
8	Midterm Exam
9	Languages ​​in contact with Spanish (hybrid languages ​​emerging from contact with English and Portuguese).
10	Economic activities and important companies in Spanish and Latin American Countries.
11	Migration movements between Spain and Latin American countries and their effects on the economy. Migration towards the USA and European Countries.
12	Profesional Life in Spain and Latin American Countries (working hours and conditions, public holidays, vacations, payments, unemployment insurance).
13	The role of cultural elements in business life in Spain and Latin America and their comparison with Turkish business life.
14	Review

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