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Unemployment in Espa & ntilde;! To affect 4.45 million last month, according STILL data released Monday by the Ministry of Employment and Social Security

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In February, the registered unemployment and cay & oacute; in 13,500 people, and the trend is ACCEL & oacute; in March with temporary contracts ahead of Easter. In late March, exactly 4,451,939 people were registered in labor offices, sec STILL. N the ministry

The press release states that t & eacute; seasonally adjusted terms registered unemployment disminuy & oacute; in 63,368 people, and remember that in the 12 STILL recent months the data baj & oacute; . in 343,927 people

& quot; I am very happy with the data of unemployment and Social Security & quot ;, & oacute declared; the head of government espa & ntilde; ol, Mariano Rajoy, radio p & uacute; espa & ntilde Republic; wave RNE, remembering that the Conservative government prev & eacute; . a reduction of 500,000 unemployed in 2015

The Secretary of State for Employment, Engracia Hidalgo, Destac & oacute; in the statement that the data & quot; clearly show the consolidation & oacute; n of evolution & oacute; n s & oacute; lida and positive labor market & quot ;, in an economy & iacute; to 2014 grew & oacute; 1.4%

Mariano Rajoy hab & iacute; a. Said in February that growth could & iacute; to reach 2.4% in 2015. But AFTER & eacute; s, the will & ntilde; ales of reactivation & oacute; n are multiplied, causing the government to display m & aacute;. s optimistic

Madrid must submit before the end of April its forecasts econom micas to Brussels and & quot; it is likely that (the executive) I sit & uacute; and by above the 2.4% & quot ;, & oacute affirmed; . on Monday

& quot; The Banco de Espa & ntilde; to set their foresight & oacute; n for this a & ntilde; or 2.8%; be & iacute; to the largest in the Uni & oacute; n & quot ;, European Asegur & oacute; Rajoy. The ministry does not provide ning STILL unemployment rate

Ins & uacute;. N the National Institute of Stats & iacute; stica (INE), which counts all those who est & aacute; n actively looking for a job, whether registered or not in the unemployment rolls, & eacute; ste affected 23.7% of the population & oacute; n active in late 2014, ie 5.46 million people. Madrid expects the unemployment rate down to 22.2% of the population & oacute; n active at the end of 2015.
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Unemployment in Spain affected 4.45 million last month, according to data released Monday by the Ministry of Employment and Social Security.

This is the largest decline in a month March in 13 years, the ministry said in a statement.

In February, the registered unemployment fell and 13,500 people, and the trend accelerated in March with temporary contracts Face to Easter. In late March, exactly 4,451,939 people were registered at employment offices, the ministry said.

The press release states that seasonally adjusted registered unemployment fell by 63,368 people, and recalls that in the past 12 months the figure fell by 343,927 people.

“I am very happy with the data of unemployment and Social Security,” said Spanish Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy in the Spanish public radio RNE, remembering that the Conservative government foresees a reduction of 500,000 unemployed in 2015.

The Secretary of State for Employment, Engracia Hidalgo, said in the statement that the data “clearly show the consolidation of a strong and positive evolution of the labor market” in an economy that grew 1.4% in 2014.

Mariano Rajoy had said in February that growth could reach 2.4% in 2015. But later, signs of recovery have increased, making the government will be more optimistic.

Madrid must submit before the end April economic Brussels and “it is likely that (the executive) I outrank 2.4%” forecast, said Monday.

“The Bank of Spain has established its forecast for this year at 2.8%; would be the largest in the European Union, “said Rajoy. The ministry did not provide any percentage of unemployment.

According to the National Statistics Institute (INE), which counts all those who are actively looking for a job, whether registered or not in the unemployment rolls, it affected 23.7% of the workforce in late 2014, ie 5.46 million people. Madrid expects the unemployment rate down to 22 2% of the labor force in late 2015.
AFP