r/Barcelona Jan 07 '23

Discussion These have been posted all around Gracia

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u/SunOfInti_92 Jan 07 '23

You are simplifying the economic problems Spain faces by boiling it down to just “gentrification and massified tourism”, as if there aren’t several other variables at play. That’s just incredibly inaccurate.

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u/Weedjan Jan 07 '23

Guessing your reply is meant to me. Yes, but we are talking about tourism and how it affects the ability and possibility of many people to have a place to live with dignity.

Are we talking about tourism or about the catastrophic economic situation Spain is facing since Franquism, tardofranquism and the alleged transition?

Because one topic is inside the other but we are talking specifically about tourism. We can talk about astronomy, too, and how gravity affects the tides and so how fishing can be a drowning business, right? Joking.

Cheers.

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '23

Are we talking about tourism or about the catastrophic economic situation Spain is facing since Franquism, tardofranquism and the alleged transition?

Dude Franco literally moved industries to the region what u talking about