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Spain Technological Advancements

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1. What role has social media played in Spain?
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Just for entertainment
Influencing public opinion
Only in business
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2. What are two key challenges of social media in Spain?
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Lack of content
Poor connectivity
Misinformation and echo chamber effect
Low user engagement

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1. What role has social media played in Spain?

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2. What are two key challenges of social media in Spain?

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3. How has digital transformation impacted Spanish businesses?

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4. What sector saw a significant uptick in Spain due to COVID-19?

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5. What is the goal of Spain's 'Digital Spain 2025' agenda?

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6. How is AI being used in Spanish healthcare?

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7. What potential does blockchain have beyond cryptocurrencies?

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8. What concern does AI raise in the workforce?

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9. What is a challenge in Spain's technological advancements?

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10. What impact does social media have on public movements in Spain?

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11. How are digital tools integrated into everyday life in Spain?

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12. What issue does digital transformation in Spain raise?

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13. How is blockchain viewed in the Spanish banking sector?

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14. What are two emerging technologies discussed in the article?

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15. What is a key aspect of Spain's approach to technology?

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