A new Golden Age

摘要

Jose maria aznar, Spain's prime minister for the past four years, is a man who exudes confidence. True, he can also be sullen, terse and awkward. He is not great on television, and does not smile much. But as he relaxes into his interview with The Economist, with a huge cigar and a dry wit, it is clear he has grown on the job. He seems to know where he is going. As he rightly says, comparing his buzzing modern times to the immediate post-Franco years, "Spain is another country."