What to expect from Spain in 2023

Spain was Spain again. 2022 saw the return of fiestas, festivals, and ferias — such profound economic and emotional stimulants for Spanish society — return in their full capacities, filling the country’s streets and squares with colour, vigour, and alegría. However, no sooner had the battle with an invisible enemy in Covid-19 begun to wane than Vladimir Putin declared war on Ukraine. Spaniards quickly learned the meaning of cost-push inflation — in July, it hit a <a href="https://elpais.com/economia/2022-07-29/la-inflacion-acelera-en-julio-al-108-maximos-de-38-anos-en-plena-temporada-turistica.html" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">38-year high</a> of 10.8%. As Spain enters a bumper election year, attention will move away from the ideological debates that fill the airwaves and column inches here toward a subject we can all understand: the money in our pockets. <a href="https://brendyboyle.medium.com/what-to-expect-from-spain-in-2023-b4cba4812f9d">Click Here</a>