Spain's Unemployment Rate Hits 17-Year Low

Spain Celebrates Unemployment Milestone: Jobless Rate Falls Below 2.5 Million Spain is celebrating a significant milestone in its economic recovery. The unemployment rate has dropped below 2.5 million for the first time in 17 years, marking a major victory for the government's job creation initiatives. This positive development follows months of steady decline in unemployment figures, and experts predict continued growth in the job market. "This is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the Spanish people," said Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez in a recent statement. "We are committed to creating more jobs and opportunities for all Spaniards." The video also highlights the ongoing PAU exams, which have introduced new changes this year, and reports on an economic scam targeting unsuspecting individuals. Victims are urging for the crime to be recognized as a specific offense in the Penal Code. The positive trend in unemployment, coupled with the government's continued efforts, offers hope for a brighter future for the Spanish economy.