An interesting article on Spanish website
Cotizalia.
It looks at recent
Eurostat data, which shows that, since the euro came into force,
Spain and
Greece have seen the highest increases in the cost of living throughout the EU. In comparison to the rest of the EU27 index, the cost of living in
Spain has increased by 14.5 percent and in
Greece by 14.8 percent, whereas it has remained reasonably stable in
Germany.
A pretty toxic political combination when coupled with high unemployment, which shows no sign of abating anytime soon.
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