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It seems like that no amount of littering of bandwidth with long essays about how in volumetric, monetary and quantity productions, Mexico is irrelevant against other emerging economies just as Spain is a failed underdog among developed countries. Open markets earned China to be world's biggest...

No, globalisation rather helps an industrial great power take control of interests of other nations. Earlier, countries were self-suffcient even if austere and poor from inside. US, Japan, China, Germany, India and Vietnam etc. benefited from it. Spain and Latin America are casualties of it...

Do you ever even had political science as a subject? A great power = Very powerful country and no other definition. You may provide the source from which source your definition is drawn from. Being a civilisation is another topic. You have to learn the difference between the state and the...

Even though I'm replying too late after being inactive for long, let it be. Achieving the state of affluence are goals of every country. But they are not definition of a great power. These are just methods. Some countries take lead, become great powers and manipulate world for their benefit...

Your incompetency and lack of knowledge or if you are trying misinterpret two different subjects just because you don't like it, isn't my baggage. You are up & down adding Spanish and Mexican achievements at the end of every post, I didn't ask for. Spanish milestones anyway are pale in front of...

I quote academics and what I've learnt in my political science and public administration subject. What's your definition of a great power? A powerful state is different from powerful individuals. World's richest individual can't survive against a state which can annihilate wealth of wholesome...

Essentially first tier powers are US, Russia and China with polar positions in global politics followed by second tiers of India, France, UK and Japan who act as secondary leaders of their friendly power poles. Great powers have political control of world due to their military and economic...

France and UK have built thrust vectoring systems for far superior systems. So, it doesn't matter if Spain has built one or two systems. Spain's total contribution does. Also, what is the total displacement of largest aircraft carrier built by Spain? Those are WW1 era sub-20k tonnes carriers...

I cannot make sense of your replies. If it's all about photos, this thread can be filled with a tonne. Most middle powers and upper middle income economies have at least a small degree of civil/lower tier military aircraft, automotive and military vehicle manufacturing, even New Zealand would...

A lot happens there. It's not a quite peaceful nation internally, at least these days. More negative news than positive now is a different case.

Spain doesn't have a standing in aerospace against Germany, France or UK or Asian states in most aspects. It's a manufacturer, not a major R&D base building new fighter designs. Obviously, it's developed country with high per person output in tech sector like most former colonial powers (even...

Spain and Portugal have lost relevance in geopolitics long ago. Latin America doesn't hold any baggage anymore except lingual and cultural norms due to colonial history.