ГРАБЕЖ В ЖАРУ: Кто выигрывает миллиарды, пока Испания плавится?

Spain is melting. But along with the asphalt, something far more important is melting – your family budget. Why does every new temperature record bring bankruptcy to some and record profits to others? Why are farmers losing their harvests, energy companies reporting billions in losses, and supermarkets quietly changing their prices? In this issue, we examine not the climate, but the economic side of the Spanish heatwave. From disappearing Spanish tomatoes to imports from Morocco and Algeria. From electricity bills to the future of Spanish tourism. From bureaucratic advice to "drink more water" to a question the government tries not to ask itself. This is a story not so much about the weather as about how the climate is gradually transforming into a new financial system, where winners and losers are determined long before the thermometer rises above 40 degrees. If you enjoy analysis of Spain without slogans, but with facts, irony, and sarcasm, subscribe to the channel and share this episode. 00:00 A Spanish tomato that turned out to be Moroccan 03:10 Every July begins with the same scenario 07:20 Why heat has become a profitable business 11:40 Air conditioning as a new luxury 15:00 Billions for climate action – where are the results? 19:00 Heat or management failure? 23:10 El Niño and why the authorities were again unprepared 27:10 How Spain is losing its farmers 30:40 Who is really making money from the heat 33:40 A government that can only give advice 35:20 Finale: Why the common man always pays for the climate