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The problem in Spain is that the government and its regulations are so bad, that the only way Spain can become competitive is if the government gets its act tog
by tormeh 12y ago
The problem in Spain is that the government and its regulations are so bad, that the only way Spain can become competitive is if the government gets its act together. Until then (i.e. always) lower wages and longer hours will have to do.
- disputin 12y ago(i.e. always) Based on above comments I hope you're voting for Podemos. * if the government gets its act together* That won't happen spontaneously.
- kaoD 12y ago> I hope you're voting for Podemos. It doesn't appeal to everyone. Although Podemos isn't trying to market itself as a left-wing party, it indeed is (and everyone knows it). Its leaders had strong political connections with left-wing movements (some of them were political advisors for Chávez) and promote socialist ideas (some of them good, some bad, in my opinion). Unfortunately a right-wing Podemos is unlikely to succeed due to the traditional conservatism of the right-wing, and the "indignado" market share is already taken by Podemos. Some far-right parties grew a bit nothing real but for the moment.