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Spain faces unemployment pain after embracing austerity in European crisis - The Washington Post

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The difficult situation in Spain as unemploymet reaches 23.5%. Descriptions of unemployed young people in the Vallecas neighborhood in Madrid.

Lost generation. High joblesss rate for younger workers in Spain, Italy, France, and other parts of Europe: 2011-2014

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The unemployment rate for younger workers 16-24 in Spain has reached an astounding 42% in 2010, up from 17.5% at the height of the boom 3 years ago. High youth unemployment is a severe problem for the European Union.

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