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Why are Ukrainian refugees struggling to settle in Spain? Only about 15% of working-age Ukrainian refugees in Spain have found a job compared to an average of 40% elsewhere in Europe.
The mishmash of shacks and brick and mortar just 15 kilometres from Madrid has been left in the dark since 2 October 2020.
By Karla Vanessa López Madrid, Oct 14 (EFE).- The increase in food prices due to rising inflation driven by the war in Ukraine is causing lines at food banks to swell as more people fall into poverty in Spain. According to social organizations, queues at food banks have grown in recent months, with a new …
2021-01-12 15:35:34 GMT2021-01-12 23:35:34(Beijing Time) Xinhua English MADRID, Jan. 12 (Xinhua) -- The COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing loss of hundreds of thousands of jobs in Spain have led to food banks taking on a vital role in helping the most vulnerable members of the society. Food banks are non-profit, charitable organizations run by volunteers. They collect food donated by individuals, institutions and companies and then distribute it to those who are most in need. Conrado Gimenez Agrelas, director of the Madrina Foundation in Madrid, told Xinhua recently that 2020 saw more p...
Nalliby and Juan Martínez are from Colombia. Moving to Muñotello - population 60 - means they'll be able to keep their daughter from being taken into care. "When they told me that I had to go to the village, I didn't care what the house was like," Nalliby told Euronews. Nalliby MartinezCredit: Euronews "If I could stay with my daughter, where she wouldn't get wet, where she wouldn't get cold, I didn't care." Nancy Mamani fled to Spain with her three children from Peru. As a refugee, she did not expect that the pandemic would leave her without work. Nor that she would leave the narrow four-m...