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  127 politicians accused in corruption cases. And are those that have been submitted to the last election. And they have been elected.
  https://www.surveymonkey.com/sr.…

  By Naomi Klein in Twitter
  

  
  

  In Spain the problem of unemployment is structural
  Who blame the economic crisis only to large banks, multinationals and speculators, not to understand that Spain, with unemployment around 20%, has a serious problem of additional employment that has nothing to do with global crisis since the transition from unemployment figures have never dropped 8.5%, while there has been quite long periods in which unemployment has exceeded 20%. These are figures that any country that is considered civilized and prosperous can afford.

  A problem of structural unemployment means that there are not enough companies to absorb a significant portion of the workforce, regardless of any other explanation that the strike may have, eg a weak labor market.

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  • True, but the structural problems become more glaring in light of the global banking crisisTheBlueOne

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