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Migration: Some Europeans move to Spain in order to escape huge energy bills

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More and more Belgians, Britons and Germans are emigrating to warm countries to escape huge utility costs. Thousands of people have settled in Spain, but there are also many who work remotely and move only during the winter, attracted by the climate and the quality of life.

Added on the 18/09/2022 23:41:09 - Copyright : Euronews EN

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