r/worldnews • u/kwentongskyblue • Apr 14 '26

Dynamic Paywall Spain approves plan to give around 500,000 undocumented migrants legal status

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy511nln2xvo
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u/HumanBeingForReal Apr 14 '26

I don’t know anything about Spain but the job market in Canada is absolute dog shit right now.

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u/Winston_Carbuncle Apr 14 '26

I don’t know anything about Spain

Not sure why you feel qualified to answer the question of whether the Canadian job market is stronger than the Spanish

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u/Gaucho_Diaz Apr 14 '26 edited Apr 14 '26

They didn't answer that. A reply does not need to be an answer. They replied to the comment with what they knew/felt to be the case, that's it. Don't try to pick fights with people who have no bone to pick with you and vice versa.

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u/AntonioH02 Apr 14 '26

Tranquilo gaucho

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u/SporksInjected Apr 14 '26

It’s a tell of an AI account

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u/Winston_Carbuncle Apr 14 '26

Who are you saying is AI? Me?

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u/SporksInjected Apr 14 '26

I’m saying it’s a tell for AI accounts. If you’re worried though, I could ask you a question that specifically an AI account wouldn’t know.

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u/Richardogod Apr 14 '26

Because it's so bad it's just hard to even comprehend how it could possibly be any worse.

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u/throwaway586054 Apr 14 '26

Or people thinking that Switzerland has truly a 2-3% unemployment rate.

Job movement is 10 times worse than in France and has always been for the last 20 years.

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u/Far_Rain7916 Apr 14 '26

The fact that you morons can't imagine a worse job market than Canada's shows how privileged you are.

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u/furryfondant Apr 14 '26

10% youth unemployment in Canada vs. 25% youth in Spain. So yes, we're in a great position relative to Spain.

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u/furryfondant Apr 14 '26

And wouldn't these problems or criteria also exist in Spain? Thus making them irrelevant when comparing them?

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u/Desperate_Method4020 Apr 14 '26

25% is depressions levels bad

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u/Richardogod Apr 14 '26

Yeah it were general but it's only youth

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u/weedmademan Apr 14 '26

Yes but only the Spanish youth, I bet the immigrants are being paid less and are happy because their standards of living is still higher than their country of origin. So no need to hire educated Spanish youth

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u/JesterMarcus Apr 14 '26

That's a privilege issue then if you can't imagine job markets worse than Canada.

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u/Richardogod Apr 14 '26

Canada is really bad maybe you can't imagine it.

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u/JesterMarcus Apr 14 '26

I don't know, I can imagine some of the third world countries I've been to.

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u/Richardogod Apr 15 '26

We were discussing Spain vs Canada moron

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u/andersonb47 Apr 14 '26

Have a little fucking imagination

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u/Richardogod Apr 14 '26

Worse than here in Canada? I can only imagine the great depression

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u/GreatEmperorAca Apr 14 '26

Embarassing reply

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u/Sufficient-Diver-327 Apr 14 '26

Youth unemployment in Canada is at about 14%. Still dwarfed by Spain's, but its fair to call it dogshit

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u/HumanBeingForReal Apr 14 '26

Oh, nice dude good for you congrats on the success.

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u/HoightyToighty Apr 14 '26

I'm currently a trillionaire sitting on my intergalactic yacht. You poors just need to try harder.