Spain eurozone crisis: Where jobs are a lottery

Posted on November 29, 2012 by Conall Boyle

In a Spanish town where one in three people are without a job, getting one can depend quite literally on the luck of the draw.

Alameda is surrounded by neat rows of olive trees that stretch for miles towards the distant sierra. Two hours east of Seville, the town is a maze of narrow streets lined by orange trees and whitewashed houses.

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