There's the same difference between the wealthiest part of Spain and the poorest county (gap of 30K$) as comparing Germany (45K$) and Argentina (15K$).
Does this happen in your cunt? What's the difference between the poorest region and the richest one?
>Does this happen in your cunt?
Even more than in Spain, yes
It's embarrasing to see Ceuta being richer than any provence on mainland.
>The Southern parts of Spain are the richest
>The Northern parts of Brazil are the richest/least poor
Funny to see, but I guess it's about distance to the equator somehow
Uk
Yes
Places like wales and northern ireland are like $17k per person while london is like $80k
Andalusia's population growth will soon mog the rest of Spain and through its ports and beautiful cities it shall surpass Cacalonia and Mandril.
Inshallah.
>Zagreb = super rich
>West = Slovenia tier
>North = very good
>Touristy parts of Dalmatia = ok to good
>Larger towns in east = livable somewhat
the rest is bosnia/serbia tier
Do you even know how to read a map's legend Hans?
both due to muslims
Se siente bien ser vasco
Lx -> 2nd world
Porto -> poorer than Lx
rest of PT -> 3rd world
Kind of but not really. Most people moved out of Eastern Finland so it's a dead area with no economy but the biggest and only city there(Kuopio) is as rich as Turku/Tampere.
Here's the map but it doesn't make much sense
>that green bit just because of Dubrovnik's tourism
Pretty much
Istria has more tourist but they're not as dependent on it
1) cities are always richer than country side areas. The smaller an administrative region around a city is, the richer it will be on average because you aren't taking countryside into consideration.
2) Ceuta and Melilla are greatly supported by the central government.
The north-east of this country should just secede from the poorer regions
Btw, why is Álava the richest province in all of Spain?
>What's the difference between the poorest region and the richest one?
rural backwater shitholes vs the center of political power
When I visited Portugal, Porto looked richer than Lisbon
Havent they tried a few times already
Smaller cities in Portugal are very well maintained but they're still poorer, Lisbon just embraced the cosmopolitan concrete jungle city culture way more than Porto