Exodul „frapant” al românilor din Spania continuă, scrie unul dintre marile ziare economice spaniole

The number of Romanians in Spain is expected to drop below 500,000 for the first time since Romania joined the EU, reflecting a significant emigration trend. Since peaking at 750,000 in 2013, the Romanian population has steadily declined, with 5,300 leaving in the second quarter of this year alone. Economic conditions, including rising living costs and stagnant wages, have prompted many to seek better opportunities elsewhere in Europe. This trend is mirrored by other nationalities, such as Ukrainians and Bulgarians, who are also leaving Spain due to similar economic challenges. The changing dynamics of immigration highlight a shift in Spain's attractiveness as a destination for Eastern European migrants.