Wed Nov 14, 2033 Madrid, capital of Spain, is an inelegant but lively city of numerous pubs, sidewalk cafs, boutiques, and discotheques open all hours of the night, a city of passion, art, and drama, from the ethereal paintings of El Greco to the fiery vigor of the flamenco to the deadly dance between graceful matador and snorting bull to the stately Neoclassical National Palace, which houses one of the world's greatest collections of armor and swords. Verdant tree-lined streets are lined with multi-storied luxury hotels, elegant residences, extensive libraries of ancient manuscripts and rare books, official embassies, and new office buildings encrusted with elephant-head caryatids, cupolas, and winged statues. Industry is light; most Madrileos are employed by the government, banking, or t