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    January 22, 2025

    Mexico | Trump 2.0 Mass Deportation: A Low Probability Event

    On the first day of the Trump 2.0 administration, at least 7 executive orders or proclamations were issued regarding immigration issues, highlighting the importance of this issue for his government.

    July 26, 2024

    Spain | Galicia converges

    In 2025, the Galician economy could report a 6.4% increase in GDP per capita when compared with 2019, the largest advance within Spain. This brings the autonomous region one step closer to converge with the country as a whole.

    May 13, 2024

    Spain | The country's growth in the European context

    Spain's positive growth differential with the EU is good news, but it can be exhausted and is not enough to reduce the gap between GDP per capita and productivity, which is the only engine capable of generating sustained growth.

    October 10, 2019

    Venezuelan Immigration to Peru: characteristics and macroeconomic impacts

    Venezuelan immigrants to Peru over the last three years (more than 800,000, equivalent to 2.4% of the Peruvian population) have had non-negligible impacts on aggregate demand and potential GDP.

    February 22, 2016

    The European Council: Brexit, refugees and beyond

    The European Council that took place on February 18-19 dealt with two important issues which could shape the evolution of the EU in 2016 and much beyond: the refugee crisis and the agreement between the UK and the EU to be offered at the Brexit referendum.

    October 10, 2012

    25 años de crecimiento. ¿Toca ahora austeridad?

    El crecimiento en España se explica por una acumulación de factores de producción, cuyas principales características difícilmente se repetirán