Spain ahead of the US in bankers’ prosecution
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Crisis-hit Spaniards are furious with their banks and those who have been running them, but the country has been surprisingly tough on its lenders.
Jun 26 2013 / 1 Comment / Read More »
There is a simmering confrontation between some EU members’ highest courts and European authorities over the limits of austerity, interstate solidarity and human rights.
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There is a growing chorus of voices claiming that Spain’s exports are pushing the country out of economic trouble; but the reality suggests that much more than a healthy trade balance is needed.
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While Cantabria's conservatives ban the controversial practice, the cash-strapped central government sees a source of badly needed jobs and investment.
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