Spain Suffering from Zapatero’s Mistakes
Even as Prime Minister Zapatero announces budget cuts and reform, Spain’s hopes for a quick recovery aren’t looking up.
Even as Prime Minister Zapatero announces budget cuts and reform, Spain’s hopes for a quick recovery aren’t looking up.
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President Obama is unpopular and could face difficulty if he seeks reelection in 2012.
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The premier talked about the world economy, Chinese relations with the United States and the future of political reform in China.
The United States need to bring Hamas into the Middle East peace process.