As for Spain, there are a lot of communists there (though for various reasons, Spain's CPs aren't that good or big) and a lot of good Spanish-language classes too. Spain is also the "periphery" of European nations... not that that's saying much; they still have a say in Europe, even if they're economically weak comparatively. Good working-class history though; a good number of former members of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade and some archivists studying that period live there, I think, last I heard. If not Spain, then Bolivia (but you'll have to deal with air-sickness at first; every foreigner does).
As a Latino, I feel that last part.
As for Spain, there are a lot of communists there (though for various reasons, Spain's CPs aren't that good or big) and a lot of good Spanish-language classes too. Spain is also the "periphery" of European nations... not that that's saying much; they still have a say in Europe, even if they're economically weak comparatively. Good working-class history though; a good number of former members of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade and some archivists studying that period live there, I think, last I heard. If not Spain, then Bolivia (but you'll have to deal with air-sickness at first; every foreigner does).