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In Juan Carlos Barba blog you can find a post where information that shows spanish goverment reports about an unemploiment decrement is not real.

The main graphic, between more others, is this:

But, don't worry, you can see other shocking news, like the incresing of public workers while private workers are loosing their emploi and while public administration is getting near insolvence... Spain, a endless fiesta? Don't think so ;-)

Related to the article "Catalunya a la merda", here you are public debt of spanish regional goverments... Catalonia is one of the worst...

Here you are a huge report (93 pages) about Spanish real state crach causes and consequencies. It's very interesting. . . . . . . .

Readed at Barrapunto.com

El País publish a report of the tragedy for science research in Spain: researchers have no more options than leave the country, because here public founds are even lower then normally (R+D in Spain is about 1% of PIB, while in USA or Germany is over 2%).

The public spanish goverment agency for research, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC), is reducing external personal demand about 20%, and is only replacing 3 of 10 titular jobs.

Go ahead with data from biggest 11 spanish cities.

From the last post by JCb:

• Past high pressures to Spanish debt are now decreasing. Why?
• European bankinf system last data published for BCE show that Spanish banks have rise up its debt from 85.618.000.000€ to 126.300.000.000€: a record!
• Spanish banks weigth rise up 25.4% of the european total. 18 months ago wasl 9.8%. Was BCE getting a european bad bank? Not very good news...

http://www.bde.es/webbde/es/estadis/infoest/e0801.pdf

Spanish progresive lost of competitivity (prices on 1995 have value 100, for convenience).

Només amb Itàlia no sortim tant mal parats.

Here you are investemtn risc of Spanish banks:

Half of them are degradating their positions last times.