| Summary/Abstract |
The consequences of the latest world financial and economic crisis have become quite apparent. Spain and the Spanish people are suffering the impact of both a lack of confidence in the international markets and a diminished access to finance mechanisms. To affirm that the economy is a transverse factor that determines in a direct and indirect way a country's alternatives in other matters and is key to a state's safety and well-being is saying nothing new. Accommodating the country's national intelligence structures to permit a suitable response to this increasing financial threat is an important challenge.
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