Por que são países distintos e fazem o que querem com as políticas e orçamentos e o caralho a 4?! Lol
Adding to all the reasons you mentioned I would also add that Spain has more natural resources and they are closer to central Europe not only geographically but more importantly logistically – they invested in the high speed rail system heavily subsidized with EU funds which Portugal didn’t. Not because we didn’t have access to those funds but because we were more interested in debating it ad infinitum until the opportunity was finally gone. This would obviously have GDP repercussions. If you look at an european high speed rail map you’ll see what I mean. I would also venture to say the spanish government is less bureaucratized, corrupt, centralized and more dynamic. I don’t know much about Spain but I have my suspicions as to why and how their social and fiscal policies are better but I’m not sufficiently informed to comment on it and it would be mere speculation on my part.
Não sei se justifica tudo mas quando da entrada na UE Espanha pensou a longo prazo e investiu bem os fundos, fez planos como deve ser, desenvolveu o que podia desenvolver, Portugal pensou a curto prazo e não planeou nada, fez umas autoestradas, plantou uns eucaliptos e abandonou a floresta e a agricultura.
> Portugal is one of the most corrupt Western European countries.
Espanha tem uma economia paralela enorme a comparar com Portugal.
Portugal is a socialist country. There’s the answer.
Portugal é só merda de gravata e fatinho, gente mesquinha que tem a puta da mania que é doutor mas roubam tudo o que puderem. Precisamos de uma organização governamental anti-corrupção com mão de ferro e penas PESADAS PARA SEREM CUMPRIDAS! Não é roubarem milhões, passam 2 anos na prisão e voltam á sua vida milionária.
Spain was pretty much always doing better than Portugal. Both nonetheless behind the rest of Western Europe due to the delayed industrial revolution, which was even more ineffective and delayed in Portugal. Plus, Portugal mass education was always far behind most of Europe.
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Spain didnt lose most of its territory
And they border france we just border spain
Por que são países distintos e fazem o que querem com as políticas e orçamentos e o caralho a 4?! Lol
Adding to all the reasons you mentioned I would also add that Spain has more natural resources and they are closer to central Europe not only geographically but more importantly logistically – they invested in the high speed rail system heavily subsidized with EU funds which Portugal didn’t. Not because we didn’t have access to those funds but because we were more interested in debating it ad infinitum until the opportunity was finally gone. This would obviously have GDP repercussions. If you look at an european high speed rail map you’ll see what I mean. I would also venture to say the spanish government is less bureaucratized, corrupt, centralized and more dynamic. I don’t know much about Spain but I have my suspicions as to why and how their social and fiscal policies are better but I’m not sufficiently informed to comment on it and it would be mere speculation on my part.
Não sei se justifica tudo mas quando da entrada na UE Espanha pensou a longo prazo e investiu bem os fundos, fez planos como deve ser, desenvolveu o que podia desenvolver, Portugal pensou a curto prazo e não planeou nada, fez umas autoestradas, plantou uns eucaliptos e abandonou a floresta e a agricultura.
> Portugal is one of the most corrupt Western European countries.
Espanha tem uma economia paralela enorme a comparar com Portugal.
Portugal is a socialist country. There’s the answer.
Portugal é só merda de gravata e fatinho, gente mesquinha que tem a puta da mania que é doutor mas roubam tudo o que puderem. Precisamos de uma organização governamental anti-corrupção com mão de ferro e penas PESADAS PARA SEREM CUMPRIDAS! Não é roubarem milhões, passam 2 anos na prisão e voltam á sua vida milionária.
Spain was pretty much always doing better than Portugal. Both nonetheless behind the rest of Western Europe due to the delayed industrial revolution, which was even more ineffective and delayed in Portugal. Plus, Portugal mass education was always far behind most of Europe.