Spain
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Spain's rank movement over the last 30 days
Score Analysis
Analysis of Spain's policy signalling profile
Spain currently holds a WokeMeter assessment score of 71, placing it in the 97.8th percentile globally and ranking fourth out of 186 countries. This high score reflects Spain's extensive policy signalling intensity in areas typical of Western democracies. Factors contributing to this score include its compliance with the EU's Digital Services Act, which enhances content moderation frameworks, and its strong legislative focus on LGBTQIA+ rights, including legal recognition and anti-discrimination protections. This assessment aligns with Spain's dimension scores, which are consistently around 71 across most categories, indicating a balanced approach to institutional DEI policies, media moderation, and corporate signalling.
Analyzing the dimension scores, Spain demonstrates uniformly high signalling intensity across various social policy dimensions. The Speech & Expression Climate, Institutional DEI Policy Intensity, and Education & Curriculum Signalling all score at 71.05, reflecting robust institutional commitments to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Legislative/Regulatory Activism scores slightly lower at 70.70, suggesting a strong but not maximal regulatory approach. Similarly, Corporate/Investor Signalling and Protest & Activism Salience score at 71.05, indicating significant engagement with DEI policies and social activism. These consistent dimension scores suggest a comprehensive and integrated approach to progressive policy signalling in Spain.
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Recent Events
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