Spanish Labor Market Shows Signs of Recovery, Bolivia’s Economic Crisis Deepens

The Spanish labor market opens the summer season with 71,000 new workers and 47,000 fewer unemployed. Meanwhile, Bolivia's economy fuels distrust in Arce and his version of a 'failed coup'. Simply Economics covers the improving health of the labor market in Spain and the deepening economic challenges in Bolivia, providing valuable insights into the potential impact on the respective countries' economies.

Sources:
https://elpais.com/economia/2024-07-02/el-mercado-laboral-abre-la-temporada-de-verano-con-71000-nuevos-trabajadores-y-47000-parados-menos.html
https://www.sinembargo.mx/01-07-2024/4520665

Outline:
(00:00:00) Introduction
(00:00:40) The labour market opens the summer season with 71,000 new workers and 47,000 fewer unemployed
(00:04:01) Bolivia's economy fuels distrust in Arce and his version of a "failed coup"