Spain surprises in global quality-of-life rankings: two cities among the world’s 40 best places to live

Spain has secured an impressive position in one of the world’s most influential rankings of urban quality of life. Two of its cities have made it into the global top 40, outperforming numerous internationally renowned destinations. But the results contain…

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