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Spain’s jobless rate hits 4.83 million 
Budget cuts push Spain jobless to 25 percent 
Spain ill prepared for any job recovery 
Spanish unemployment edges down 
Spanish jobs pain worsens Currently, the best Spain’s 10.5 million 18-35 year olds can hope for is to find a job, even if it is temporary and underpaid.
Some still live at home with their parents, others are thinking about moving abroad. Behind the figures, we discover their personal stories learning more about the so called ‘nimileuristas’ generation.
More about: Economic crisis, Jobs, Spain, Spanish economy, UnemploymentCopyright © 2013 euronews
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