The Spanish Constitution forces everyone to follow a religion.

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False. In Spain nobody is obliged to have a religion. The Constitution guarantees freedom of thought and religion, and it also says that nobody can be forced to declare their religion, beliefs or ideology. In addition, no religion is a state religion: Spain is a non-confessional State (Estado aconfesional), although it keeps relations of cooperation with the Catholic Church and other faiths. Trick: freedom means being able to choose to believe or not to believe, without pressure from the State.