Spain remains deeply divided, a fault line that continues to challenge its political stability and social cohesion. Despite efforts to bridge regional, cultural, and ideological differences, tensions persist across the country-reflecting entrenched disputes over identity, governance, and autonomy. In this analysis, The Critic examines why Spain cannot seem to escape its own divisions, exploring the historical roots and contemporary dynamics that keep the nation polarized.
Spain’s Lingering Regional Tensions Undermine National Unity
Decades after the end of Francoist Spain, the country still grapples with deeply rooted regional identities that persistently challenge efforts toward national cohesion. Catalonia’s push for independence remains the most visible flashpoint, fueled by a complex mix of cultural pride, economic grievances, and political aspirations. Meanwhile, the Basque Country continues to nurture its unique linguistic and cultural heritage, occasionally manifesting in…
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Author : Jackson Lee
Publish date : 2025-11-28 23:54:00
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