Economía y Hacienda’s English-language PR site, The Spanish Economy, is pretty good as far as these things go: the English is OK (stuff like “the main indicators of the Spanish economy” is unidiomatic but not fucked); labour market reform sounds like it’s already in place; and the housing crash isn’t highlighted.
I’m not so sure, though, about the iconography. The banner is surely a horrific decomposition of Alex’ eyelashed orbs and those dinky little cufflinks, and the 
is even more evocative.
Is Ms Salgado ganging up with the droogs against the Dissidents?
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