In Romania, I’ve seen lots of people from Sri Lanka recently, replacing local workers in low paid jobs and I don’t see how this would happen unless they are getting abused and underpaid - I am convinced they are illegally paying them under the minimum wage
They are paid minimum wage but they are renting in Obor and Berceni and they live up to 10 people in the same appartament. It just means businesses are desperate for workers in Romania, indian and srilankan workers are hard to train because they don't speak romanian yet you see them everywhere, in MegaImage, in restaurants, in food delivery, which usually means a serious contract and a big brand that cannot afford to commit fraud like you are saying, which to be honest happens to romanians a lot when the employer gives you a contract for a part time job and pays you for a minimum wage job. I would be worried for foreign workers in construction though and the living conditions provided to them. I don't say these things lightly, my mother used to work in Spain, 15 hours a day 7 days a week, 1000euros a month living in a warehouse of 100 other women.
Undocumented immigrants violate immigration laws. Undocumented immigrants have detention, deportation, sanctions and malicious treatment Immigration in Spain increased in 21st century. In 2009 immigrants accounted to 12% population in Spain. Immigrants originate from Eastern Europe, South America and Africa. There are 9 detention centres of immigrants in Spain. Immigrants use airports, land borders and sea routes for entry in Spain. Undocumented immigrants became highlights after 'Leyda detention Extranjeria' in 1980s.
@@sebinsebastian9404 No one in Spain forces these women to work in Spain. These women came to work by themselves. Why else would they leave their country if they had it so nice back where they came from?
this is one of lowest paid job in any country. They should be paid more, but it's the market. In any case, there may be cases of workers underpaid and overworked, as this doc explains. But in general, far from slavery.
I'm not saying that this is fair, but the same happens in any Advanced Economy (Germany, Italy, the US, Canada, Australia, etc.). It's a tricky topic when people ask you, "Do you need a work permit?" And you have no legal options to get one legally. And even when you meet the skills and criteria is hard to get any kind of paperwork (I said it based on my own experience), the less skilled people faced uncountable challenges, but no government wants to find ways to fix this issue since it's not convenient.
Yup, same with the Ukrainian ATM's. That's what women were referred to who worked in Western Europe and only went home over Christmas never seeing their children and therefore being strangers to them. Those were the "good ones", the other kind simply abandoned their children to orphanages. Fact: there are over 700 state run orphanages in Ukraine with over 90% of the children having at least one living parent.
Maybe if they hadn’t entered and lived in another country illegally they would be better off? OR, they could have stayed where they were? If you break the law, you gotta pay a penalty.
CHOICE. Blame others is easy. Perfect cause for many of you to set up a fund, contribute $$$ and support these poor illegal immigrants. Trust me, it is a good cause.
Now make a documentary on the exploitation of logging workers, fishers, aircraft pilots and flight engineers, truck drivers, roofers, iron and steel workers, coal miners, power line installers & repairers, police officers, firefighters, sewage workers and so on.
all true, those exploitations are very serious issues and should be stopped. But at least those are actual jobs with use and meaning. These women in the video are pushed to borderline slavery only because some people are lazy beyond words. I get it if someone needs help with household chores or some babysitting for few hours here and there... but 16 hours of "do everything instead of me"... Especially childcare responsibilities...They call themselves parents and then make others to raise their kids... poor kids will grow up and will go to therapy with all kinds of mental illnesses just because mommy and daddy was allergic to commitments... ... also, they can do videos only about one issue at a time or the shock effect goes out the window...
Slavery is not specific to any continent or nation. It has its root deep into economic disparities caused by factors which remained constant and unchanged in many developing countries.
I sympathize with these workers as someone who works over 12 hour shift, but she could have flown back to Paraguay on her own volition during her 17 years of occupation. Calling this slavery is disingenuous to the millions of slaves around the world that don't get interviewed and have no chance to escape their completely dehumanizing situation.
@@drfelren calling this slavery is a justified metaphor intended to point out that difference between slavery and modern day labour is insignificant when it comes to the extent of freedom and security one has, or in other words, lack of bargaining power.
Its incredible the pressure about the Money for The the Midle Class in Europe is completly lost about highest Taxes Livingcosts Rents and Socialpayment .And the pressure are passed down to the small salary Workers.The Pressure of the Emigrents give the Industry and Agriculture more Potenziale. Its a Desaster!
They should know the sacrifices before arriving in foreign country and make their choice.. everyone, emigrant or native wants to work less for more money and have better condition over all.
@@rockyjohnson9243 It's not exactly better, they can work in their home country under better conditions, but the little money they make abroad - in euros - can pay for more back in their home country.
@@davidgutierrez3312 I know all about it. However if they want better wages apply like everyone else. If you jump the line at the grocery store your likely to get knocked out or worse.
Slaves don't have choice, she does, I and my mom worked like that in the past. I'm not defending people who treat her badly but it's not all like that. I'm sure she suffers, most of the situations like this are sad, but this helps people without home and papers, or people who can't afford to make a contract. It's not the best, but she can quit and look for better offers, especially outside of Madrid. It's incredibly difficult to get a permit for work, especially if you're poor.
@@priceandpride That's not the same thing. Obviously, no kids should be left alone. But working for 16 hours a day 6 days a week is not the same as working 7.5 hours plus having a lunch break in-between. How can you not see that? And for what reason is it okay to have a live-in maid who raise your children for you? Who's kids those are then? It is okay to have a babysitter for the hours between the time when the kids finished school / daycare an when you come home from work. Or Having a baby sitter while you go have some adult time with your husband or friends. But making someone else to be your substitute and a maid for all day, almost every day without even considering basic human rights or a proper salary... That's unacceptably selfish! And the worker's legal status is not a justification! This is borderline slavery and should be punished by law... at the minimum...
They're not illegal. They have residency. The government is aware they work there. Next time you visit a hotel be friendly with the workers and they will tell you everything.
This is happening all over the European,Yes they have a chance to work with money 💰 without paper visas!If their not happy why they stay in European countries?!GO TO YOUR COUNTRY AND STAY WITH YOUR FAMILY WITHOUT COMPLAINING ABOUT EMPLOYERS..
This is a clear cut case of slavery. But hey,its capitalism right. So it thrieves on exploitation. And the weakest get exploited the worst. BTW regardless of which EU country.
As though this was a particularly Spanish problem! ROFLMAO. Germany would collapse if similar exploitation stopped there. But DW rarely focuses on German domestic issues like this.
The families should be ashamed of themselves & pay them minimum. It like slavery. Plus why can’t they do laundry, mopping, etc. I read “ today there more people enslaved than when slavery was legal 1600-1800s
The government does nothing. This country calls itself a proud member of the EU. The EU mocks the UK but no one with the UK rich or poor will let this slide. This is everywhere is Spain, I speak to workers regularly on my trip here and there is no outlet to report such employers. I leave reviews that fall on deaf ears.
Our economies will shatter without this kind of exploitation And no one in politics (EPP, ALDE) will entertain listening to the flaws of their precious ideology economics
Come on, it is not slavery, they must to have had very high expectations when they decided to move to another country and work illegally, all countries have laws, can't demand respect when they don't respect the laws?
If they can't pay a living wage and follow labor laws they shouldn't have housekeepers. What they are doing is illegal, why isn't the Spanish government cracking down on exploitation?
I stayed in apartment in Barcelona was very small by stretching my hands wall to wall. Europe countries are small, of course houses and streets are small and narrow. Most people staying in apartments, only rich live in a house.
Now put yourself on the same dire situation that they're in and tell me how does it feel. How is the use of free housing if it affecting their mental health.
Then tell them to keep off from west ?? They won't, because slavery is better than conditions in their country. Labours laws are there for people who follow rules. If you do illegal things, you have to go through this.
Many of them has come to other western countries, smart guy. In other hand, the europeans could say this if his pensionists had money to the diapers in what piss. But because not, they need slaves workers that job for they.
This problem is not only in Spain but anywhere where undocumented workers are exploited. Anyone putting in years of work should have a path to legality and have their cases heard to allow them to stay. The other option would be a severe fine for individuals for allowing undocumented workers to work in their households without paying into the tax system and withholding a fair wage to prevent abuse.
If you dont do the job, there wont be others, to do it. If people accept, others will take advantage of and or, others follow lead. . Si no hacen esas labores, otros no las haran. Ustedes se dejan, y otros abusan. Es por eso, otros se dejan ser abusados!
1080 a month? If these women are working 7 days a week that's like 36 euros a day. And that's so sad. I've been talking to my therapist about my relationship with my mother and she believes I don't open much to my mother is because she left me to live with her mother when I was younger and then when we moved to the US she was always working so I barely saw her. So I have feelings of abandonment even when I knew she was working and got to her on my breaks from school. I can't even imagine what those kids must feel not having barely seen this women for almost two decades. If they are anything like me, am sure they intellectually know she is doing it for them but is hard not to be resentful and then having to keep it in because how can they say anything when she is doing it for them. It's a sick cycle where things just go unsaid
36euros a day is not that bad. I’m in Shanghai, the best city of China and I’m working as an engineer in Chinese Academy of Sciences. My salary is about 1100 euros a month. Now image how much is the minimal wage here and comparing to that, what would be your choice? Hint: The Gini index of Spain is 34.9 and that of China is 38.2, so let me be cocky and say that our two countries are about the same.
@@Aleph-alphadon't convert your salary into euro. it doesn't matter. Exchange rates are already set to suffer in countries outside of continental Europe, talking about exchange rates is not the point why bring that up?
@@mike4393 My point was, if she can save half of her salary (feasible, because she eats and sleeps in her master’s house, however miserable that sounds. I barely spend any money on things except for food and rent), her family will get much much more. I admit that companionship is very important, but that has to be set to a lower priority when you are still struggling to survive.
Thank you for showing this we've seen alot of these reports regarding Qatar or the UAE but i know for a fact the restaurant's kitchen and construction sites in France are even worse in terms of exploitation but we never hear about these cases while people are often dying or getting badly hurt with zero right and zero accountability for those exploiting them add to the mix the most brutal and racist police in Europe who's known to misstreat colored people you're getting an idea of what these poor souls live !
@@tobiisiba1641 For the homeless and relations with the police, it's much worse in France! No homeless people in Qatar or the UAE, no people dying in police custody in Qatar and the UAE, no people beaten or blinded by the police in Qatar or the United Arab Emirates! France has been condemned on several occasions (11 times since 2018) for violence against immigrants and foreign minors by the European Court of Human Rights, also for prison overcrowding and for unworthy detention conditions: France has been new condemned by the ECHR. In a judgment of July 6, 2023, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) condemns France for unworthy conditions of detention. This is not the case for the UAE or Qatar.
In Romania, I’ve seen lots of people from Sri Lanka recently, replacing local workers in low paid jobs and I don’t see how this would happen unless they are getting abused and underpaid - I am convinced they are illegally paying them under the minimum wage
They are paid minimum wage but they are renting in Obor and Berceni and they live up to 10 people in the same appartament. It just means businesses are desperate for workers in Romania, indian and srilankan workers are hard to train because they don't speak romanian yet you see them everywhere, in MegaImage, in restaurants, in food delivery, which usually means a serious contract and a big brand that cannot afford to commit fraud like you are saying, which to be honest happens to romanians a lot when the employer gives you a contract for a part time job and pays you for a minimum wage job. I would be worried for foreign workers in construction though and the living conditions provided to them. I don't say these things lightly, my mother used to work in Spain, 15 hours a day 7 days a week, 1000euros a month living in a warehouse of 100 other women.
Yes thats how i live but in germany.
Undocumented immigrants violate immigration laws.
Undocumented immigrants have detention, deportation, sanctions and malicious treatment
Immigration in Spain increased in 21st century.
In 2009 immigrants accounted to 12% population in Spain.
Immigrants originate from Eastern Europe, South America and Africa.
There are 9 detention centres of immigrants in Spain.
Immigrants use airports, land borders and sea routes for entry in Spain.
Undocumented immigrants became highlights after 'Leyda detention Extranjeria' in 1980s.
Sri Lankas economic collapse probably helped
Believe me, they are paid way higher compared to where they're from.
So, I guess it's OK, then? 😅
@@IvanLuelmo Would you much prefer that these ladies are paid even less where they're from?
at what cost? Family, Health, Working all day for months. Are you willing to work like this in other countries?
@@sebinsebastian9404 No one in Spain forces these women to work in Spain. These women came to work by themselves. Why else would they leave their country if they had it so nice back where they came from?
@@Thomas-Bradley please be empathetic consider them as a person rather than a slave. Treating them by judging their home country is not great.
this is one of lowest paid job in any country. They should be paid more, but it's the market.
In any case, there may be cases of workers underpaid and overworked, as this doc explains. But in general, far from slavery.
a lot of the times they get to live in some rich persons home and they are never there in the first place.
I'm not saying that this is fair, but the same happens in any Advanced Economy (Germany, Italy, the US, Canada, Australia, etc.). It's a tricky topic when people ask you, "Do you need a work permit?" And you have no legal options to get one legally. And even when you meet the skills and criteria is hard to get any kind of paperwork (I said it based on my own experience), the less skilled people faced uncountable challenges, but no government wants to find ways to fix this issue since it's not convenient.
Its the same everywhere. The rich exploit the poor with the blessing of the government.
Only in lax europe. You get caught doing that in the US, you are in deep trouble.
@@vapeurdepisse 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 you mean in Murica where waiters need to beg for tips because they are paid 2.25 $ per hour is not exploiting it's poor????
In New York City, house maids earn $21.78/hour as of August 5,2023.
@@marilenaganea6578 they make more than you in tips only
The lady featured seems to get no help from her grown up children .She put them through school etc ,if what she said is true .
You mean the kids she abandoned for 17 years?
Not abandoned, she said she has been paying for their education and livings.
You signed up for it 🇪🇺❤
I don't know why they come when they know it's a horrible system. The fortunate thing is they can just leave.
In Germany it happened in the past too,with Polish maids/caretakers.After,the work agencies exploiting them
really? What time was that? I was born in the early 2000s in Poland and I never heard stories like this.
Yup, same with the Ukrainian ATM's. That's what women were referred to who worked in Western Europe and only went home over Christmas never seeing their children and therefore being strangers to them. Those were the "good ones", the other kind simply abandoned their children to orphanages. Fact: there are over 700 state run orphanages in Ukraine with over 90% of the children having at least one living parent.
@@MiSt3300 Before Poland was in EU and Polish people were on their own in DE😉
@@ravenblack7052 why ATMs? I don't understand that shortcut
it still is .. happening
Maybe if they hadn’t entered and lived in another country illegally they would be better off? OR, they could have stayed where they were? If you break the law, you gotta pay a penalty.
You are a nice old man.
CHOICE. Blame others is easy. Perfect cause for many of you to set up a fund, contribute $$$ and support these poor illegal immigrants. Trust me, it is a good cause.
Now make a documentary on the exploitation of logging workers, fishers, aircraft pilots and flight engineers, truck drivers, roofers, iron and steel workers, coal miners, power line installers & repairers, police officers, firefighters, sewage workers and so on.
all true, those exploitations are very serious issues and should be stopped. But at least those are actual jobs with use and meaning. These women in the video are pushed to borderline slavery only because some people are lazy beyond words. I get it if someone needs help with household chores or some babysitting for few hours here and there... but 16 hours of "do everything instead of me"... Especially childcare responsibilities...They call themselves parents and then make others to raise their kids... poor kids will grow up and will go to therapy with all kinds of mental illnesses just because mommy and daddy was allergic to commitments... ... also, they can do videos only about one issue at a time or the shock effect goes out the window...
These are male dominated jobs so nobody cares..
Same in germany.
Slavery is not specific to any continent or nation. It has its root deep into economic disparities caused by factors which remained constant and unchanged in many developing countries.
Technically its more peonage or serfdom than slavery, but point taken.
It's neither specific to developing countries.
I sympathize with these workers as someone who works over 12 hour shift, but she could have flown back to Paraguay on her own volition during her 17 years of occupation. Calling this slavery is disingenuous to the millions of slaves around the world that don't get interviewed and have no chance to escape their completely dehumanizing situation.
@@drfelren calling this slavery is a justified metaphor intended to point out that difference between slavery and modern day labour is insignificant when it comes to the extent of freedom and security one has, or in other words, lack of bargaining power.
This developing country named Spain need to do something.
Its incredible the pressure about the Money for The the Midle Class in Europe is completly lost about highest Taxes Livingcosts Rents and Socialpayment .And the pressure are passed down to the small salary Workers.The Pressure of the Emigrents give the Industry and Agriculture more Potenziale. Its a Desaster!
Choice and choice. I want more choices, and want more.....
They should know the sacrifices before arriving in foreign country and make their choice.. everyone, emigrant or native wants to work less for more money and have better condition over all.
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They know but they still come because it's way better.
@@rockyjohnson9243 It's not exactly better, they can work in their home country under better conditions, but the little money they make abroad - in euros - can pay for more back in their home country.
@@davidgutierrez3312 I know all about it. However if they want better wages apply like everyone else. If you jump the line at the grocery store your likely to get knocked out or worse.
It's really appalling to see slavery still happening in West today.
The west is built off of and relies on exploitation.
That's just "business".
slavery is when a person owns you. these illegal immigrants volunteered to be employed. and they can walk away whenever they wish.
The conditions need to be changed for these workers. But your comment is just intellectually lazy.
@silaslarsen8185 it's literally slavery
Slaves don't have choice, she does, I and my mom worked like that in the past. I'm not defending people who treat her badly but it's not all like that. I'm sure she suffers, most of the situations like this are sad, but this helps people without home and papers, or people who can't afford to make a contract. It's not the best, but she can quit and look for better offers, especially outside of Madrid. It's incredibly difficult to get a permit for work, especially if you're poor.
Slavery? I haven't noticed any chains...
Por favor no vengan a Europa de manera ILEGAL. quedense en sus paises o vengan con permiso de trabajo y documentacion.
nothing new about this in Spain at all . . . .
The fact that people think it's OK to treat people this way. Why would I expect you to work 16hrs/ day?!! Unbelievable!
So they’re supposed to just go on a lunch break and leave the toddlers to fend for themselves for an hour?
@@priceandprideWhat does that have to do with expecting domestic workers to toil 16 hours a day ?
Because they are illegal immigrants and everyone who knows that will take advantage you must suffer for being illegal
@@priceandpride Try to become a maid and tell me how does it feel. Your'e so dense.
@@priceandpride That's not the same thing. Obviously, no kids should be left alone. But working for 16 hours a day 6 days a week is not the same as working 7.5 hours plus having a lunch break in-between. How can you not see that? And for what reason is it okay to have a live-in maid who raise your children for you? Who's kids those are then? It is okay to have a babysitter for the hours between the time when the kids finished school / daycare an when you come home from work. Or Having a baby sitter while you go have some adult time with your husband or friends. But making someone else to be your substitute and a maid for all day, almost every day without even considering basic human rights or a proper salary... That's unacceptably selfish! And the worker's legal status is not a justification! This is borderline slavery and should be punished by law... at the minimum...
Don't go illegal. End of the story :)
They're not illegal. They have residency. The government is aware they work there. Next time you visit a hotel be friendly with the workers and they will tell you everything.
Ha! The Spanish and Portuguese used to be maids in France back in the 80s.
This is happening all over the European,Yes they have a chance to work with money 💰 without paper visas!If their not happy why they stay in European countries?!GO TO YOUR COUNTRY AND STAY WITH YOUR FAMILY WITHOUT COMPLAINING ABOUT EMPLOYERS..
This is a clear cut case of slavery. But hey,its capitalism right. So it thrieves on exploitation. And
the weakest get exploited the worst. BTW regardless of which EU country.
It’s not capitalism. It’s an illegal immigrant. What they gonna do? Complain to the cops? 😂😂 first thing they’ll get deported
@@namewithheldforprivacy7107 First of all its a human and it should be treated like that. We are all brothers and sisters after all.
@@Zockopa lol na bud, they are economic slaves as they are illegal immigrants
Talk about Ukrainian slaves in Britain before Russia joined the conflict in Ukraine.
Even now, some Ukrainians are reportedly enslaved in America.
So, don't do things illegally, like go to other countries and try and work
Easy for you to say
It's always people who live in comfort ready the look down on others. Shameful.
@@wiseass2149they'll never learn until it affects them personally
doing things legally is very often not a possibility for these poor people. Show some compassion you jerk.
@@toyotaprius79so true
As though this was a particularly Spanish problem! ROFLMAO. Germany would collapse if similar exploitation stopped there. But DW rarely focuses on German domestic issues like this.
They're going to be exploited in the US also.
Who was born to do physical work ,must get physical job, all over the world.
But it's the American way...
The families should be ashamed of themselves & pay them minimum. It like slavery. Plus why can’t they do laundry, mopping, etc. I read “ today there more people enslaved than when slavery was legal 1600-1800s
Lol they are illegal immigrants. What they gonna do go to the cops 😂 first thing they’ll get deported
The government does nothing. This country calls itself a proud member of the EU. The EU mocks the UK but no one with the UK rich or poor will let this slide.
This is everywhere is Spain, I speak to workers regularly on my trip here and there is no outlet to report such employers. I leave reviews that fall on deaf ears.
Don't go the spain to work.
Our economies will shatter without this kind of exploitation
And no one in politics (EPP, ALDE) will entertain listening to the flaws of their precious ideology economics
No. The economies will not shatter. They will adjust since they must.
May God bless these workers. I complain even when I have it so good😢
Millions of people are falling in dream to become an Aussie
Can housework be automated to free undocumented workers?
Come on, it is not slavery, they must to have had very high expectations when they decided to move to another country and work illegally, all countries have laws, can't demand respect when they don't respect the laws?
If they can't pay a living wage and follow labor laws they shouldn't have housekeepers. What they are doing is illegal, why isn't the Spanish government cracking down on exploitation?
We need these workers as much as they need us.
Because they themselves abuse this system, look up about the Podemos politician in a wheelchair and his carers...
Because every government is owned by the rich.
Because the person employed is also illegal they can’t and won’t go to authorities lol
@@namewithheldforprivacy7107 yeah, so funny, if slaves complain, they suffer consequences.
I stayed in apartment in Barcelona was very small by stretching my hands wall to wall. Europe countries are small, of course houses and streets are small and narrow. Most people staying in apartments, only rich live in a house.
i work now and was never paid 😂😂😂
im taking it back Xd. thanks to my jewnutz brothers for the food.
Happy Sunday DW new😊
Like they are exploited everywhere?
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Free housing and all expenses living and you’re complaining
Well, they show up out of the blue, then, demand, demand, and demand more......and complain till they are blue in the face
Now put yourself on the same dire situation that they're in and tell me how does it feel. How is the use of free housing if it affecting their mental health.
Then tell them to keep off from west ?? They won't, because slavery is better than conditions in their country. Labours laws are there for people who follow rules. If you do illegal things, you have to go through this.
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@@coraltown1 What he say's it 1000% true and this is why they flood into Europe on barges trying to get in.
You are nuts.
If you expect better opportunities, expect to be abused. And not to be treated like a human. Agreed.
Many of them has come to other western countries, smart guy.
In other hand, the europeans could say this if his pensionists had money to the diapers in what piss. But because not, they need slaves workers that job for they.
Oh my god, very bad about spain
See : The Four hidden dynasties
Shepherds Student 😁
Sadly, exploitation of workers is not unique to Spain.
Jo det är hemskt! 😞
This problem is not only in Spain but anywhere where undocumented workers are exploited. Anyone putting in years of work should have a path to legality and have their cases heard to allow them to stay. The other option would be a severe fine for individuals for allowing undocumented workers to work in their households without paying into the tax system and withholding a fair wage to prevent abuse.
I was abused through work set up when I was disabled.
sure you are bot.
If you dont do the job, there wont be others, to do it.
If people accept, others will take advantage of and or, others follow lead.
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Si no hacen esas labores, otros no las haran. Ustedes se dejan, y otros abusan. Es por eso, otros se dejan ser abusados!
1080 a month? If these women are working 7 days a week that's like 36 euros a day. And that's so sad. I've been talking to my therapist about my relationship with my mother and she believes I don't open much to my mother is because she left me to live with her mother when I was younger and then when we moved to the US she was always working so I barely saw her. So I have feelings of abandonment even when I knew she was working and got to her on my breaks from school. I can't even imagine what those kids must feel not having barely seen this women for almost two decades. If they are anything like me, am sure they intellectually know she is doing it for them but is hard not to be resentful and then having to keep it in because how can they say anything when she is doing it for them. It's a sick cycle where things just go unsaid
36euros a day is not that bad. I’m in Shanghai, the best city of China and I’m working as an engineer in Chinese Academy of Sciences. My salary is about 1100 euros a month. Now image how much is the minimal wage here and comparing to that, what would be your choice? Hint: The Gini index of Spain is 34.9 and that of China is 38.2, so let me be cocky and say that our two countries are about the same.
That’s about 700 euros too much for an illegal immigrant
@@Aleph-alphadon't convert your salary into euro. it doesn't matter. Exchange rates are already set to suffer in countries outside of continental Europe, talking about exchange rates is not the point why bring that up?
@@Aleph-alpha1000 yuan is equivalent to 500 euros now.
@@mike4393 My point was, if she can save half of her salary (feasible, because she eats and sleeps in her master’s house, however miserable that sounds. I barely spend any money on things except for food and rent), her family will get much much more. I admit that companionship is very important, but that has to be set to a lower priority when you are still struggling to survive.
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Thanks DW news
This is so sad
Thank you for showing this we've seen alot of these reports regarding Qatar or the UAE but i know for a fact the restaurant's kitchen and construction sites in France are even worse in terms of exploitation but we never hear about these cases while people are often dying or getting badly hurt with zero right and zero accountability for those exploiting them add to the mix the most brutal and racist police in Europe who's known to misstreat colored people you're getting an idea of what these poor souls live !
The conditions in France are nothing compered to the UAE or Qatar the abuse is not comparable at all.
@@tobiisiba1641 For the homeless and relations with the police, it's much worse in France! No homeless people in Qatar or the UAE, no people dying in police custody in Qatar and the UAE, no people beaten or blinded by the police in Qatar or the United Arab Emirates! France has been condemned on several occasions (11 times since 2018) for violence against immigrants and foreign minors by the European Court of Human Rights, also for prison overcrowding and for unworthy detention conditions: France has been new condemned by the ECHR. In a judgment of July 6, 2023, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) condemns France for unworthy conditions of detention. This is not the case for the UAE or Qatar.
💥 I AM CURRENTLY LICENSED IN HUMAN & SEX TRAFFICKING. IS AMAL CLOONEY WORKING ON THIS PROBLEM? 📜🇺🇸🗽🦅⌛
Aaahh.. the benefits of colonialism.
WHAT?, this is in Spain pin head.....
High performance solar energy car can be possible.
Normally i have great respect for the Spanish
This is sickening people of Spain.
Same in Germany