Spain’s zero economic growth
Lack of GDP growth in third quarter is major setback to efforts to cut massive unemployment.
Published On 11 Nov 2010
Spain’s gradual economic recovery has come to a grinding halt with zero per cent GDP growth in the third quarter of 2010.
The country’s employment ministry says the lack of growth is a major setback to efforts to cut Spain’s unemployment rate of 20 per cent – the highest in the European Union.
Barbara Serra reports from Barcelona on the dramatically high number of people struggling to find work in the EU’s fifth largest economy.
Source: Al Jazeera