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May 1, 2012

Don't Blame Spain's Regions for Woes

Miguel-Anxo Murado, The Guardian

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Those blaming Spain's self-governing regions for its problems are mistaken - and pose a threat to the nation's integrity.

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TAGGED: Spain, Eurozone

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