Specialties and Subspecialties. The AAMC Careers in Medicine website has an extensive list of all medical specialties and subspecialties for you to consider specializing in after Medical School. Their list describes the length of residency (specialty) and fellowship (subspecialty) programs, match data, workforce statistics, and compensation.
Freedom of religion is guaranteed by the Spanish Constitution, although the majority of the population is Catholic. Other religions also practised in Spain include Islam, Judaism, Protestantism, and Hinduism, all of which have places where to conduct their rituals.owever other languages are also spoken in certain areas of Spain. These are: Catalan, in Catalonia; Galician, in Galicia; Euskera/Basque, in the Basque Country; Valencian, in the Region of Valencia; and a particular variety of Catalan, spoken in the Balearic Islands.
Largest Religions In Chile More than two centuries after Chile's independence from Spain, the Catholic Christian faith of the conquistadors remains the largest in the country still today. A local Catholic Church in Puerto Varas, Chile and a statue of Virgin Mary on Cerro San Cristobal near Santiago, Chile. Religions Commonly Practiced in Chile In the 15th Century, the Incas inhabited most of what is now present day northern Chile, but in 1533 the Spanish conquered them. Chile gained its independence from Spain on 12 September 1818.