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Spanish recovery to be slow and protracted

Economic activity in Spain has collapsed as a result of the measures to contain the coronavirus. And even if the government begins to lift some of the restrictions next week, as it has suggested, the recovery will be very slow, particularly in the important tourism sector.

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