Almost half of all those unemployed in Madrid are immigrants say city authorities. In 2009 the number of unemployed foreigners in Madrid rose by 82 per cent, while the number of unemployed Spaniards rose 23 per cent.

The situation is not limited, said councillor for the family and social services department, Concepci

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