richardhutnik on 21 June 2012
I just saw this on CNN:
http://www.cnn.com/video/?hpt=hp_bn2#/video/world/2012/06/20/pkg-goodman-spain-red-cross.cnn
The unemployment rate in Spain is around 25%, with people who had been in the middle class going to the Red Cross for food. Things are bad there.
I ask the question in the subject, because unemployment in the U.S is attributed to laziness, government doing something, and handouts. With unemployment that high, I am curious to see what percentage of unemployment in Spain would be because of these factors.
