Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Wednesday he sees "very difficult hours ahead" as he visited his Swedish counterpart Stefan Lofven for talks ahead of an EU summit later this week.
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Spain been hit hardest as it seems to have put most of it eggs in one basket, which is tourism. Time to rethink. Spain has so much to offer, a large work force who can be trained in other jobs rather than hospitality. Manufacturing could be revitalised, we do not have to buy everything from china. Start producing goods at home, start bringing bigger tariff for Chinese goods and things could fall into place.After all so much tourism is destroying the environment as well as hordes of unwanted things.