Spain is a long way behind its euro-zone neighbours in recovering from the pandemic. That is partly because its important tourism sector has been hamstrung by travel restrictions but it also reflects domestic weakness. Some of the shortfall will be recouped in the coming quarters, but Spain will continue to lag.
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