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By passing such laws, now spain is moving to worlds third world approach.
As a Spanish person I would like to say that one of the problems you do not cover in this article is our problem of immigration from England and the UK. We have so much immigration from these countries and the people often seem to be ex-petty criminals and from the lower end of society. They refuse to integrate into Spanish cultutre and even boast about not learing the language. I have heard them say jokingly that the only word they know is 'cerveza', yet they would be the first to moan about immigrants in their own country. They all go and live in the same area and some of these areas are now becoming immigrant ghettos, like Torrevieja. In the past, they may have had some money but now they have all but run out and many are turning to crime again, such as growing cannibis and dealing drugs. You only have to look through the local papers to see how many drug busts there are of British people to see this worrying and growing problem.
To sum up, the British need to start integrating and learning the language and curb their illegal activities or there will be a large problem in the future
By passing such laws, now spain is moving to worlds third world approach.
As a Spanish person I would like to say that one of the problems you do not cover in this article is our problem of immigration from England and the UK. We have so much immigration from these countries and the people often seem to be ex-petty criminals and from the lower end of society. They refuse to integrate into Spanish cultutre and even boast about not learing the language. I have heard them say jokingly that the only word they know is 'cerveza', yet they would be the first to moan about immigrants in their own country. They all go and live in the same area and some of these areas are now becoming immigrant ghettos, like Torrevieja. In the past, they may have had some money but now they have all but run out and many are turning to crime again, such as growing cannibis and dealing drugs. You only have to look through the local papers to see how many drug busts there are of British people to see this worrying and growing problem.
To sum up, the British need to start integrating and learning the language and curb their illegal activities or there will be a large problem in the future
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