Spain’s booming economy relies on migrants. Now they threaten a political earthquake

Spain's economic growth is heavily dependent on a large and increasing migrant population, which has fueled sectors like construction and hospitality and addressed a declining birth rate. This reliance, however, has become a significant political issue, as some segments of the population express growing concerns about the pace of immigration and its perceived impact on national identity and resources. These concerns are being capitalized on by right-wing political parties, particularly Vox, which is campaigning on an anti-immigration platform. Their rhetoric has gained traction, tapping into public anxieties and contributing to a shift in the political landscape, potentially leading to significant changes in government policy and the broader national discourse ... download the app to read more