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Wednesday, April 19, 2017

Spain has the EU’s third highest rate of child poverty, after Romania and Greece

After the economic crisis and years of austerity, child poverty is on the rise in wealthy countries, according to Unicef. In Spain, the proportion of children living below the poverty line increased by nine percentage points between 2008 and 2014, to reach almost 40%. In Greece, one in four children live in poverty. While child … The post Spain has the EU’s third highest rate of child poverty, after Romania and Greece appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.


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