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Is Europe's Spring Near Amid Crisis
The article addresses the European political and economic crisis, highlighting that house prices increased by 63.6% across the European Union between 2015 and 2025, with a significant rise of 169% in Portugal. It also explains that inflation, while slowing down, has not disappeared, and that the burden is unevenly distributed among different economic groups, deepening the sense of instability. Data indicates that the eurozone deficit reached 2.9% of GDP in 2025, with debt rising to 87.8%. The loss of purchasing power and the varying levels of public confidence are exacerbating the crisis, as political stability depends on democracy's ability to bring about real change through governments.
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