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You mean Spain the fastest growing European country by many metrics? Not sure, we're here, been chilling all summer, time to get back to work now :) What happen

You mean Spain the fastest growing European country by many metrics? Not sure, we're here, been chilling all summer, time to get back to work now :) What happened to the country you live in?

tyre 6d ago
Spain’s youth unemployment is the highest in Europe. I hope it’s improving, but economically Spain has not recovered post-2008 in line with others in the EU.
- miohtama 6d ago
  Don't worry. Finland has taken over with the highest unemployment and will likely soon have the highest youth unemployment.
  - codedokode 6d ago
    Probably because in Finland you are provided housing and money even if you don't work.
    - sham1 6d ago
      No, that's not it. Instead it's the right-wing "geniuses" running the government that have been a major cause of this. The NCP and Finns Party keep making a mess of things in the name of their ideology.
    - scamaltman2 6d ago
      You're absolutely right, and that's a load-bearing point. If we just kill the unemployed people, there will be low unemployment.
mdp2021 6d ago
> fastest growing European country by many metrics Countries grow in secondary matters and the primary ones (civilization) remain unattended. And by the way, when something "grows fast", do not misunderstand the indicator... Ethiopia had a 13% annual growth recently; Guyana has a 16% annual growth at this time: you are not thinking that "life is good there" and "Miami videoclip vibes everywhere", right?
- ricardobayes 5d ago
  > Countries grow in secondary matters and the primary ones (civilization) remain unattended. However this has not been the case for Spain. Spain is deemed a full democracy by all objective and independent metrics. I am debating whether to even post this reply since your point to compare it to Ethiopia is so absurd you're likely not going to agree with facts. And yes, "life is good there", by also topping some, albeit, not objective quality of life metrics. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Economist_Democracy_Index#List_by_country https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Economist_Democracy_Index#... https://freedomhouse.org/explore-the-map?type=fiw&year=2026 https://freedomhouse.org/explore-the-map?type=fiw&year=2026 https://www.internations.org/expat-insider/2026/quality-of-life-2026 https://www.internations.org/expat-insider/2026/quality-of-l...

You mean Spain the fastest growing European country by many metrics? Not sure, we're here, been chilling all summer, time to get back to work now :) What happened to the country you live in?

tyre 6d ago

Spain’s youth unemployment is the highest in Europe. I hope it’s improving, but economically Spain has not recovered post-2008 in line with others in the EU.

miohtama 6d ago
Don't worry. Finland has taken over with the highest unemployment and will likely soon have the highest youth unemployment.
- codedokode 6d ago
  Probably because in Finland you are provided housing and money even if you don't work.
  - sham1 6d ago
    No, that's not it. Instead it's the right-wing "geniuses" running the government that have been a major cause of this. The NCP and Finns Party keep making a mess of things in the name of their ideology.
  - scamaltman2 6d ago
    You're absolutely right, and that's a load-bearing point. If we just kill the unemployed people, there will be low unemployment.

mdp2021 6d ago

> fastest growing European country by many metrics Countries grow in secondary matters and the primary ones (civilization) remain unattended. And by the way, when something "grows fast", do not misunderstand the indicator... Ethiopia had a 13% annual growth recently; Guyana has a 16% annual growth at this time: you are not thinking that "life is good there" and "Miami videoclip vibes everywhere", right?

ricardobayes 5d ago
> Countries grow in secondary matters and the primary ones (civilization) remain unattended. However this has not been the case for Spain. Spain is deemed a full democracy by all objective and independent metrics. I am debating whether to even post this reply since your point to compare it to Ethiopia is so absurd you're likely not going to agree with facts. And yes, "life is good there", by also topping some, albeit, not objective quality of life metrics. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Economist_Democracy_Index#List_by_country https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Economist_Democracy_Index#... https://freedomhouse.org/explore-the-map?type=fiw&year=2026 https://freedomhouse.org/explore-the-map?type=fiw&year=2026 https://www.internations.org/expat-insider/2026/quality-of-life-2026 https://www.internations.org/expat-insider/2026/quality-of-l...