“Nationwide, more than half of people under 25 can’t find jobs, while in Andalusia the figure is higher than 62 percent. Those who are a little older — around 30 and well educated — are seeing their lifelong dreams turn into failures. Many are forced to do what García and Vivar have done. The two grown men gave up their apartments and moved back into their parents’ homes, because they were no longer making enough money. According to figures by the European Union statistics agency Eurostat, 37.8 percent of Spaniards under 35 are now living with their parents.”
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