Now that Spanish elections are settled and the current government will likely keep in power, it would be a master move to ease the legal / bureaucratic / tax si

Now that Spanish elections are settled and the current government will likely keep in power, it would be a master move to ease the legal / bureaucratic / tax side of starting a business in Spain and attract some investments fleeing from the current uncertainty because the whole Brexit situation. Talent is still very high in Barcelona, as the city's attractiveness is not restricted to job opportunities and salaries: Weather, food, international connections, cost of living, location in mainland Europe, the Mediterranean, culture, sports, Pyreness at 2hr drive if you prefer skiing, lots of mountains closer to hike, excellent and cheap public transport network, fast trains to Madrid and Paris, ... What's not to love? :) Of course this is not going to happen as the government is corrupt and has little interest on boosting startups. Their idea of business is siphoning people's money through utility bills (all presidents have / had ultimately become chairmen of different utility companies) and bank commissions.