"During summer months in Spain, there’s rarely any point in looking at a weather forecast. The prognosis is always sunny, with the only variable being just how hot it’s going to be. The same has been true of its economy over the last few years, which has consistently outpaced those of other EU nations—often by a big margin—and was named as the best in the world in 2024 by The Economist magazine.
Spain began a gradual process of growth and modernization in the early 1950s, as Francisco Franco approached the halfway point of his four-decade rule."
- Mark Nayler