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Spain's lost generation

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More than half of young Spaniards are out of work and a recent study shows that two thirds of them are considering emigrating. It's the sad result of Europe's debt crisis: the best-educated generation Spain has ever produced is the hardest hit by the crisis. We ask what Europe can do to give young people a chance to work.

TALKING EUROPE
  • Salvador Garriga Polledo, Spanish MEP, European People's Party;
     
  • Pervenche Berès, French MEP, Socialists and Democrats.

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