According to the Government of Pedro Sánchez, the Spanish economy is growing prodigiously to the point that it is compared to a “rocket.” Well, the “rocket” has grounded young people, because according to the INE, which is not suspicious, 53.2% of people between 16 and 29 years old have serious difficulties making ends meet, while the risk of poverty rate and social exclusion is 31.2% in that age group and 11.5% suffer from severe material and social deprivation. That is, that43% of young Spaniards are poor or is on the poverty line.
There are other indicative data of the serious situation that Spanish youth are going through: according to the Bank of Spain, only 31% of young people now own their apartment, compared to 69% who had it in 2011. Now, 66% of young people live in their parents’ home, 13 points more than in 2008 and 16 points more than the EU average.
More data that shows that Sánchez’s economic “rocket” is an entelechy: while those born 70 years ago took time to reach the average base of social contributions at the age of 27, those who did so in 1985 reached it at the age of 34. And Since that year the situation has only gotten worse. Young people between 16 and 29 years old have a salary that is 35% lower than the average. But the most serious thing is that “the increase in salary throughout their working life is being Slower to that recorded in the past.
The conclusion is that the youth for the first time he has the real possibility of living worse than his parentsan unprecedented fact since 1950. This is reality and the rest is propaganda: in the economic paradise Spanish, according to the Government of Pedro Sánchez, almost half of young people between 16 and 20 years old are poor. Slight rocket.
