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Analysis nº 273
by Soeren Kern, April 28, 2008
Analysis nº 261
French President Nicolas Sarkozy says he will decide by late 2008 or early 2009 whether France will fully rejoin the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). It is one of the more important issues left unresolved at the recently concluded Bucharest Summit, where Sarkozy proclaimed: “I reaffirm here France’s determination to pursue the process of renovating its relations with NATO.”  Download PDF
Analysis nº 260
by Soeren Kern, March 7, 2008
Analysis nº 259
Voters in Spain will elect a new government on March 9. The highly competitive race pits the leader of the conservative opposition Popular Party (PP), Mariano Rajoy, against the incumbent Socialist Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.  Download PDF
by Oscar Elía Mañú, February 20, 2008
Analysis nº 245
by Soeren Kern, February 4, 2008
Analysis nº 258
Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero recently boasted that the average Spaniard is now richer than the average Italian. Referring to new economic data published by Eurostat, the European statistics agency, Zapatero pro-claimed that: “Spain has overtaken Italy. I told Romano [Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi] it would.” Zapatero went on to say that Spain is now hot on the heels of France and Germany.  Download PDF
by Gerardo del Caz, December 19, 2007
Analysis nº 219
The Spanish economy has greatly benefited from low interest rates and has experienced continued growth, sustained by an increase in consumption and the construction sector. On the other hand, the increase in value of real estate assets has produced a wealth effect on the Spanish population that has stimulated consumption even more.
by Emilio Campmany, December 18, 2007
Analysis nº 235
After having reported that the king’s reaction towards Chávez had been agreed with Zapatero, and when it became known that things had not been that way, the leftwing newspaper El País harshly criticized the already famous “Why don’t you shut up?!”; the daily considered it overstepping the mark of royal functions, causing a diplomatic conflict that the democratically elected government of Spain would have preferred to avoid.
Analysis nº 220
Five suicide bombings since April 11 are enough to conclude that terrorism is not residual in Algeria and its increasingly ferocious manifestation should call everyone’s attention in the Maghreb as well as in Europe – if it has not occurred yet.
by Rafael L. Bardají, October 9, 2007
Analysis nº 218
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