“UK economy flatlines in November as Labour growth push fails” was a common British newspaper headline on the eve of the Labour government’s November budget. Since entering government almost one and a half years ago, Labour has insisted growth is the number one priority to deliver its political and economic goals—and to stay in power. Meanwhile in Spain, with its democratic left government, the English-speaking prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, in power since 2018, doesn’t talk growth: he does it.