Spain: are cracks starting to show?

For now, markets continue to give Spain the benefit of the doubt. But with signs that its modest economic recovery will soon lose momentum and increasing concerns that the regional governments will undermine the fiscal consolidation programme, Spain could soon be drawn further into the eurozone crisis, with potentially disastrous consequences for the wider region.

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