2011 is on its way out the door and I won't be sad to see it go. Things are starting to hit rock bottom here and the general feeling is that 2012 will be worse. Let's hope this is not the case. It is hard to be positive in such dire economic circumstances. Fortunately, there is still a bit of work going on although there is talk of cutbacks next year. What does this mean? Basically, less work to go around.
Living in Spain is like being permanently on a roller coaster. One minute you are up and the next you are down. This sensation has been going on for a few years now and looks set to continue. It's one crisis after another: real estate crisis, banking sector crisis, euro crisis. What will be next? Let's have a look at the front page of one of the papers today.
Living in Spain is like being permanently on a roller coaster. One minute you are up and the next you are down. This sensation has been going on for a few years now and looks set to continue. It's one crisis after another: real estate crisis, banking sector crisis, euro crisis. What will be next? Let's have a look at the front page of one of the papers today.
Much of the same. New leader Rajoy promising to give Spain more relevance inside the EU, and the King's son-in-law being accused of tax evasion.
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