The document discusses key economic indicators and events in Spain since 2008. It describes Spain's declining GDP and economic recession since 2008 driven by reductions in public spending, private consumption, employment, and investment. It then defines GDP, per capita income, consumption, and investment. It lists some major Spanish companies and discusses legal issues around home evictions and unfair loan terms. It also summarizes several citizen protest movements in Spain around issues like education cuts, healthcare cuts, water privatization, mining, corruption, and library funding. It describes the 15M movement as a leaderless, politically neutral group protesting unemployment, austerity measures, the two-party system, and calling for economic and political reforms.

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Is the market value of all the products and
services produced in one year by labor and
property supplied by the residents of a
country.

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Since 2008 the Spanish economy has been
suffering from decline giving way to a long
period of recession. During 2012, there was a
contraction of GDP, and the evolution of the
economy in this period was marked by the
strong decrease in the expense of the public
administrations and the decrease in private
consumption, driven by the reduction of
employment and wage income and investment.

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Is the mean income of the people in an
economic unit such as a country or city. It is
calculated by taking a measure of all sources of
income in the aggregate (such as Gross national
income) and dividing it by the total population.

7. -Consumption: Is the action and effect of
consuming or spending, wheter products or
goods and services used to meet primary and
secondary needs.
-Investment: is the act by which certain
assets are invested with the aim of obtaining
and income over time.

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ENDESA: in Spain is one of the leading
distributors and producers of electricity.
INDITEX: Focused on the manufacture and
distribution of clothing.
SANTANDER: One of the largest banks in
the world.

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The court found that Spanish legislation goes
against EU law because it prevents judges
declaring the terms of a loan agreement to be
unfair.
An estimated 350,000 families have been
evicted from their homes since Spain's
property market crashed five years ago.

10. Green Tide is called the set of protests
against cuts in non-university education that
began to occur in Spain, mostly in Madrid, at
the beginning of the school year 2011/2012.
With the White Tide name known to all groups
and the demonstrations organized to defend
public health and in protest of the cuts and
privatization plans.

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The Blue Tide reborn in various parts of Spain
against the privatization of water and rivers of
the hand of a platform consisting of civic
associations, environmental groups and unions
Black Tide The term may refer to:
- Mining protests
- Protests officials
-Protests against corruption
The Yellow Tide defends public library system.

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Disgusted people also known as 15M(
fifteen-may) manifestation is apolitical
manifestation called by several
organizations through socials networks to
people that were disgusted with the actual
situation of the country.
The first manifestation of this group was in
front of ´´PUERTA DEL SOL´´ square in
Madrid, and then this manifestations were
extended to other cities.

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This group aren´t agree with the actual
political and economic model of Spain, they
complain about the bipartidism , about trade
union representants , about unemployment,
health cutback, education cutback and
evictions.
One of theirs slogans is ´without home,
without job, without pension, without fear.
They report the system decomposition and
they reclaim a real democracy, socials
improves, scarcity abolition, Bologna Process
abolition and electoral law abolition.