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I don't mean that all is wrong. In fact, it is one of the least scandalously liberal-leaning articles about Spain that I have read in foreing media. But it's a liberal description, after all. In my conservative opinion, not really truthful, not conservative. No, sir.
I don't mean that all is wrong. In fact, it is one of the least scandalously liberal-leaning articles about Spain that I have read in foreing media. But it's a liberal description, after all. In my conservative opinion, not really truthful, not conservative. No, sir.
== Diplomatic isolation? ==
Spain diplomatic isolation ended soon after the second world war. Recognising Franco's regime as a potentially unstable bulwark against Communism, US began in the late 40s. By the early 60s, the US had bases in Spain and was paying for massive road and power projects. At that time, Spain was part of the UN and NATO. Although, Spain refused to formally recognise Israel or the Warsaw Pact countries while Franco was alive, there was intergovernmental cooperation and full trade relations. [[User:Rafael|Rafael]] 08:58, 5 June 2013 (EDT)