> Spain response is probably one of the worst in the world,
I don't think so. This problem is not monolithic. Response is just one factor but not the only, structural factors are other.
An example on structural factors is the population size. Biggest countries will have a higher absolute mortality (more deaths) than smaller ones for example. Just because they had a bigger pool of people vulnerable.
Small ones, on the other hand, could end having a much higher relative mortality.
Is unclear at this point who types of factors have more weight here, but all the hot spots in the first part of the first wave share several common denominators. All except one, and they are structural ones.