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The article reports on the sale of La Almoraima, a farming estate, by the Spanish government for $376 million in 2014. The move is part of the government's goal to raise public funds and promote economic recovery. However, the property deal is opposed by environmentalists because they believed that it is business-driven and will not serve the best interest of the people.

The article examines how many Spaniards are experiencing economic struggles despite national reports indicating the country has created more than one million jobs since 2014 and had a three percent growth in economic development. It discuss how many of these new jobs are part-time position that pay poorly and do not improve the living conditions of those who lost their jobs during the global economic crisis.

The author discusses what he called bad economic conditions of Europe including the slump worse experiencing by Greece, the percentage of Spain's unemployment and a depression in Finland.