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Originally Posted by FIRE
Isn't that with many tracks and events in Spain? For many years local and regional governments have funded building tracks and hosting events but now with empty pockets (or no subsidy from the EU  ) that has come to and end. |
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Originally Posted by NaBUru38
There's like 50 international airports in Spain. There are well known cases of brand new ones being inactive.
It's plain old politicians. Everyone wants a MotoGP race, everyone wants a Primera División club, everyone wants a 300-metre building.
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Mainly, crisis with Spain is because of corruption, those city mayors permitted or gave builder companies Big infraestructures (In exchange on undeclared commisions as % big as those big constructions) Youngsters left studiing to go to easy money in construction, all worked until the credit of banks dissapeared, so no more construction, people stopped working and so tax revenues and then here we are big debts and big infraestructures.
For me those infraestructures aren't the problem, maybe a good management can find with low cost air companies a use, and if not dismantled can have a future use when surrounding towns grow, but few are dismantled or sold to specullators cause some force periodic cost to their towns so they miss-sell or badly-sell to avoid mainteinance costs, closing the circle of the threw of public money by losing control of the infraestructure.
The shame here is politicalls here cover themselves, when they are judged guilty the negotiate absolution
of corruption cases with the other wing political party. Thats why for next ellections in spain will flee the vote from both traditional parties.