Three years ago, another eurozone country, also known for pristine beaches and great food was submerged in crisis, working investors into a frenzy and triggering talk of the “end of the euro.”
That previous troublemaker, Spain, has worked hard to dig its economy out of a hole, an effort that has paid off in the eyes of money managers who believe history won’t repeat, and that Greece’s seemingly never-ending crisis now won’t infect the Iberian country.
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