Spain's Buzziest Economy Fueled by Migration

This is a Spain news story, published by Guardian, that relates primarily to Pedro Sánchez news.

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How Spain’s radically different approach to migration helped its economy soar

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Spain 's economy grew by 3.2% last year , outpaced Germany , France , Italy and Italy .

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said migration was the only realistic means of growing the economy and sustaining the welfare state.

Of the 468,000 jobs created across Spain in 2013 , roughly 409,000 were filled by migrants.

Spain 's relative openness to migration is certainly an advantage and it’s an opportunity, but it has to be managed well”, said Rafael Doménech , the head of economic analysis at Spain -based bank BBVA .

Spain has vowed to invest in improving integration, from helping migrants navigate the labour market to ensure they are not confined to low-skilled, low-paying jobs.

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