(Photo: Javier)
Around
the world, one in eight people go to bed hungry every night but Spain
ranks as the 13th best country for food overall, according to Oxfam's
Food Index.
The
reasons for this are that in the categories of "enough to eat,
food quality and food affordability" Spain does very well,
though perhaps surprisingly in the area of health it scores poorly.
This is largely due to having a relatively high level of diabetes and
obesity, as opposed to most of Africa and Asia which has relatively
little of those two medical problems.
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Sunday, March 30, 2014
The food in Spain
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