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Unemployment In Spain Spain has a rate of unemployment near 24,1%, which is pretty higher than the european average (10,8%). Concretelly, Andalusia, Canary Islands and Extremadura have a rate of unemployment over 33,5%, what turn them in the three regions with the highest rate of unemployment of Europe (and thus, Spain) by far. So these are bad times for spanish people, especially for young people from the south of Spain. It is very difficult for us in this situation to make any kind of life project, no matter how humble it is. Particularly one of my best friends had to quit university some months ago because of her economical problems. She was studying in Barcelona and in the first place, her mother couldn't send her any money because she were out of work and she was going to be evicted from her home for not being able to pay her mortgage. In the second place, here in Spain we receive our scolarships around June, at the end of the academical year, so she coudln't count on that money. Then, practically practically she didn't have any economical resources at all. She came back to Canary Islands a week ago. I feel very sad when I realize that she won't be able to study again if she doesn't get a job and save at least 7 or 8 thousand of Euros.

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Unemployment In Spain

Spain has a rate of unemployment near 24.1%, which is pretty much higher than the european average (10.8%). Concretelly, Specifically, Andalusia, Canary Islands and Extremadura have a rate of unemployment over 33.5%, what turn which makes them in the three regions with the highest rate of unemployment of in Europe (and thus, Spain) by far.

So these are bad times for Spanish people, especially for young people from the south of Spain. It is very difficult for us in this situation to make any kind of life project plan, no matter how humble it is.

Particularly, one of my best friends had to quit university some months ago because of her economical financial problems. She was studying in Barcelona and in the first place, her mother couldn't send her any money because she were was out of work and she was going to be evicted from her home for not being able to pay her mortgage. In the second place, here in Spain we receive our scholarships around June, at the end of the academic al year, so she couldn't count on that money. Then practically practically she practically didn't have any economical financial resources at all. (This sentence depends on when your friend had money problems. Back then? Or also now?)

She came back to Canary Islands a week ago. I feel very sad when I realize that she won't be able to study again if she doesn't get a job and save at least 7 or 8 thousand of Euros.

 

(I prefer the word "financial" when talking about individuals and "economics" when talking about groups.)

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Unemployment In Spain

Spain has a rate of unemployment near 24.1 which is pretty significantly higher than the european average (10.8%). ConcretellyMore specifically, Andalusia, the Canary Islands and Extremadura have a rate of unemployment over 33.5%  what turn which makes them in the three European regions with the highest rate of unemployment of Europe (and thus, Spain) by far.

So Therefore, these are bad times for spanish people. This is especially true for young people from the southern of Spain. It is very difficult for us in this situation the youth to make any kind of life project, generate a living, no matter how humble it is.

Particularly For example, one of my best friends had to quit university some several months ago because of her economical problems. She was studying in Barcelona and in the first place, her mother couldn't send her any money.Her mother was because she were out of work and she was going to be evicted from her home for not being able to because she could not pay her mortgage. In the second place, Additionally, here in Spain we receive our scolarships around June, at the end of the academical year, so she coudln't couldn't count on that money. Then, practically practically she This resulted in my friend not having didn't have any economical resources at all.
She came back to the Canary Islands a week ago. I feel very sad when I realize consider that she won't be able to study again if she doesn't get a job and save at least 7 or 8 thousand of Euros.

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I worked in 2013 with 4 Spaniards in Bogota. They were from Malaga and Cadiz. They said that they could not find a job in Spain and decided to come to Colombia regardless of the problems of this country. I hope the situation in Spain gets better soon.
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I have noticed it. There are more and more Spaniards around place whare I live (in the sububrbs of Warsaw). Why don't you come to Poland? Polish people like Spaniards very much and it is possible to find a job with good command of English and Spanish, especially here in Warsaw or in Crakow. The university fee is about 1000 euros for a year. Other prices in Poland are also lower than in Spain, for example you can order a dinner in lunch restaurant for 2-4 euros. A 30-day ticket for metro, buses, trams - 25 euros. A ticket for airplane from Canary Islands to Poland costs about 60 euros. And it is possible to study and to work without good command of Polish. So you are welcomed ;)
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Woah. My gym teacher is from the Canary Islands in Spain... he said he came to the US because he couldn't find a job...

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