Regional Review

Issue 8.5 | Sunday 27th April 2008

Old world, new challenges

Re-elected prime minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero's reforms are helping to reshape Spain for the 21st century

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News Analysis

The life aquatic

The Galician fishing sector is the most important in the EU, writes Carmen Gallego, and ensures the well-being of the autonomous Spanish region

Sunday 27th April 2008
Watering hole

Valencia is a pioneer in using EU fnds for environmental projects, so Sarah Collins takes a look at how the region manages its water

Sunday 27th April 2008
The pain in Spain

Thousands of Europeans are facing the prospect of losing their dream homes in Spain because of unscrupulous builders and a lack of government leadership, says Michael Cashman

Sunday 27th April 2008
Positive development

Terrassa is a prime example of how Spain’s smaller cities have developed strongly thanks to EU funding, claims Marie Ranty

Sunday 27th April 2008
Cooperation without frontiers

Spanish and French regions along the border are working together towards shared goals, says Martin Malvy

Sunday 27th April 2008
Generating success

Castilla-La Mancha is one of Spain’s most progressive regions when it comes to sourcing energy from renewables, but it cannot work alone, argues Benito Montiel

Sunday 27th April 2008

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