Emigration
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Moroccan Woman in Ceuta Rejects Return Over Country's Mentality
Wafae Atid, 28, left Morocco for Ceuta not for economic reasons, but due to ideological differences. She cites gender inequality and lack of freedom as key factors behind her decision.
Affordable Housing, Not Births, Drives Change in Spain's Emptying Villages
Spain's smallest villages keep losing residents despite rare births. Local housing initiatives, not employment alone, have proven most effective in attracting new families. The demographic challenge remains acute in rural regions.
Moroccan Families Turn to Social Media to Find Missing in Ceuta
After thousands crossed into Ceuta, Moroccan families now search for missing relatives online. Social networks that fueled the exodus are flooded with appeals. Authorities face growing pressure as the crisis deepens.
Property Investor Pascual Ariño Slams Spain's Tax Burden on the Self-Employed
Pascual Ariño, a real estate investor with 16 properties, has publicly criticized Spain's tax system for self-employed workers earning modest incomes. On 'laSexta Xplica', he argued that high taxes and social security costs are driving professionals abroad and fueling the underground economy.
From Chile to Rural Asturias: A New Life Among Goats and Silence
After two decades in Santiago, Mónica traded city life for a remote Asturian village, restoring an abandoned family home and caring for 15 goats. Her days now revolve around nature, animals, and plans for a rural meditation retreat.
Spanish Nurse in Norway Reveals How Much She Really Saves Each Month
Kely García, a Spanish nurse working in Norway, shares the real numbers behind her monthly earnings and savings. She explains how location, experience, and extra shifts can push salaries up to €5,000, and why her cost of living allows her to save more than she could in Spain.
PP backs nationality for all Spanish emigrants' grandchildren amid criticism
The PP now supports granting Spanish nationality to all grandchildren of emigrants, not just exiles. Feijóo criticizes the process as arbitrary and lacking guarantees. The debate raises concerns about public services and legal clarity.
Canary Islands Government Confirms Death of Delegate in Venezuela Earthquake
Isabel Jara, the Canary Islands' delegate in Venezuela, has died after her building collapsed during recent earthquakes. Authorities in Spain are now mobilizing support and coordinating with local entities to address the aftermath.
How a Venezuelan Electrician Increased Her Income but Faced New Risks
How Much Do Self-Employed Electricians Really Earn in Spain: The Other Side of the Story. Many technical specialists in Spain consider freelancing, but few know about the hidden pitfalls. The story of an electrician from Venezuela reveals unexpected advantages and risks of switching to self-employment. Transitioning to self-employment: how a Venezuelan electrician increased her income but faced new challenges
Salary, savings, and the reality of working as a truck driver in America through the eyes of a Spaniard
Spanish Trucker in the USA: How Life on the Road Changes the Rules. Spanish truck driver Jesus chose the US over his home market. His earnings, expenses, and approach to life on the road show why the American experience is so different from realities in Spain.
Что скрывается за мечтой об идеальной жизни в Австралии
Sevillian Shares What It’s Like Working in Australia on Christmas Eve. Miguel from Seville opens up about his personal experience with loneliness in Australia. His Christmas shift turned out to be unexpectedly long. The reality of emigration often differs from expectations.
Why the Famous Actress’s Son Left Spain – The Star’s Candid Revelations
Actress Beatriz Rico Opens Up About Long Separation from Her Son. Actress Beatriz Rico awaits her son's return home. He left Spain in search of a better life. The star shared the reasons behind his departure.
Why Hundreds of Westerners Are Dreaming of Moving to Russia: Unexpected Migration Shift
Britons Flee to Russia to Escape High Taxes and Woke Culture. Western values are losing their appeal. Hundreds of Britons are searching for a new home—and they’re choosing Russia to escape rising taxes and modern cultural trends. Is this the start of a new trend or just a coincidence?
Best Cities to Move to: Europe Once Again Tops the Global Rankings
The World’s Best Cities to Live in 2025 – Where Are They Located? The latest global livability index has been published. Four European cities made the top 10. Discover which metropolises offer the highest quality of life. These spots are perfect for both work and leisure.
Marquise in Exile: Why the Mecano Star Fled Spanish Taxes for Mexico
Ana Torroja: Life in Mexico, a Reclusive Husband, and No Mecano Reunion. The former Mecano lead singer is enjoying her life in Mexico and working on a new solo album. A reunion of the legendary band isn’t on the horizon.
Russian Comedian in Spain: Why Ruslan Bely Has No Plans to Return Home
Ruslan Bely Admits He Sees No Future in Russia After Relocating to Spain. Ruslan Bely, who recently moved to Spain, has admitted he is not planning to return to Russia. He sees emigration as a turning point for his family. Discover how his outlook and plans have changed.
Exiled from Cuba, a secret romance with a prince: the turbulent fate of Maria Teresa of Luxembourg
Spanish Roots and Cuban Spirit of Grand Duchess Maria Teresa of Luxembourg. Her family fled the revolution. They lost their entire fortune. But she found her happiness. The story of Grand Duchess of Luxembourg.
Why thirty-somethings are leaving Spain’s capital in search of a better life – Housing prices and jobs drive young people to move
Young Residents Leave Madrid in Large Numbers Due to Expensive Housing and Unstable Employment. In 2023, Madrid became the region most frequently left by young people aged 25-34. The reasons are high rental costs and instability in the job market. Many are choosing to move to other cities or abroad in search of a better quality of life.
The Story of the Álvarez Family from Asturias: A Journey Through Exile, the USSR, and the USA
Descendants of Spanish Emigrants in the USSR Continue the Fight for Citizenship. Grandchildren of Spanish emigrants from Asturias are trying to reclaim their rights. Their family story is tied to deportation and the search for justice. The issue of citizenship is under consideration. The fate of several generations is in the spotlight.
Por qué los jóvenes españoles no pueden encontrar empleo: principales causas de la crisis
Spain Remains Europe's Leader in Youth Unemployment. In Spain, one in four young people under the age of 25 is unable to find a job. The situation is particularly severe in Extremadura, where youth unemployment reaches 39%. This problem leads to a brain drain and increases social instability.