The Spanish economy has been through everything, from imperial opulence to the deepest crises. We have survived property bubbles, financial bailouts, pandemics, and much more. And although the future looks full of challenges, it is also full of opportunities.
As a country, we must learn to diversify our economy, reduce our dependence on vulnerable sectors, and prepare for the jobs of the future. At the same time, we must address structural problems such as insecure employment, access to housing, and demographic imbalance.
And although the Ibex 35 will keep rising and falling like a roller coaster, and El Corte Inglés will remain a refuge for bargain hunters, what really matters will be our ability to adapt, innovate, and, above all, survive in a constantly changing economy.
Because, at the end of the day, the economy is not just figures on a screen. It is the daily life of millions of people trying to find a balance between surviving and prospering in an increasingly complex world.