By constantly praising the so-called Sánchez model, the left has lost sight of reality. Even after the Ceuta disaster, the Spanish socialist leader continues, inexplicably, to receive praise from the government opposition. Yet it is enough to look at a couple of data points to realize that, in several sectors, Spain’s problems are by no means less than those of Italy. Starting with work, for example.
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Today the unemployment rate in our country is 5.1%, in Spain it is almost double, at 9.9%. Not only that. As specified in a post by Brothers of Italy: “The most significant difference concerns the quality of work. In Italy, employment growth is mainly driven by permanent contracts, while fixed-term contracts are decreasing. In Spain, on the other hand, discontinuous work weighs much more, with a significant share of workers formally employed but in fact inactive and without salary.”
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A few lines to bring the Italian left back to Earth, which, by discrediting our country and looking abroad, lives in a fairy tale world. “By discrediting Italy and chasing foreign models, the left has made yet another blunder,” reads the FdI post. What can I say… holy words.
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