Economy, apathy pose threats to Spain’s ruling Socialists

Posted: Friday, Mar 07, 2008 at 2208 hrs IST
Updated: Thursday, Mar 06, 2008 at 2229 hrs IST

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Madrid, Mar 6: of the past 14 years has been fuelled by easy credit and a house price boom, both of which have vanished in a matter of months. But, while unemployment has jumped by 240,000 in a year to 2.3 million, the rate is still low by the standards of recent decades in Spain.

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