Chapter 825: The Spanish Civil War

Because of the wedding between Prince Juan and Princess Anna Miller, the exiled Spanish royal family became one of the focal points of European citizens' attention for a short period.

However, at the same time, the situation within Spain was not good. The struggle between the left and the right wings had plunged Spain's political situation into considerable chaos.

Both parties adhered to a policy of opposition for the sake of opposition, which not only failed to generate any growth in Spain's industry and economy since the fall of the country but even led to an extremely awkward and terrible negative growth.

For Spanish nobility and major manor owners, such chaotic circumstances didn't have much impact.

After all, most of Spain's land and resources were controlled by these classes; for them, the government's turmoil was actually inconsequential.

But for the ordinary Spanish populace, the instability of government order seriously affected their quality of life.