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Spain’s Public Debt in 2013
A good article in the Spanish-language Actibva reviews what to expect from the Spanish government regarding debt and deficits in 2013. I can’t speak to the predictive ability here but the article is good at a minimum for its highlighting of the facts and figures surrounding Spanish public debt.
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