We live in times where it seems that the truth no longer exists, where opinions matter more than facts and everything can be manipulated.<\/p>\n
What the facts say about the economic situation in Spain<\/big><\/p>\n However, the truth exists and the facts are final. According to Eurostat data<\/a>, Spain is the country with the highest unemployment rate in the European Union<\/strong> (12.8%; the average in the euro area is 6.6 %) and the second with the most youth unemployment (29.3%, only four tenths below the first, which is Greece). Likewise, Spain is the fourth country in the EU with the highest percentage of public debt<\/strong>, which already reaches 113.2% of national GDP, almost 30 points above the EU average, which is at 84%. Likewise, Spain is the EU country with higher percentage of population at risk of poverty<\/a> (even if we discount the population that receives social assistance) and the only European country that has not recovered pre-pandemic wealth levels<\/a>.<\/p>\n The cynical self-promotion of the Pedro S\u00e1nchez government<\/big><\/p>\n However, and despite these data, the Spanish do not stop listening to self-promoting messages from the government<\/strong>. A few days ago, in Congress, S\u00e1nchez assured<\/a> that our economy is doing \"good progress\" and launched into boasting about the situation in our country. It seems like a bad joke, but in reality it is a manipulation<\/strong>, the purpose of which is to keep many of the voters of the left installed in a fictional world even though their daily reality indicates otherwise. . And that manipulation succeeds.<\/strong><\/p>\n The high support that the PSOE continues to receive in the pollss<\/big><\/p>\n
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