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According to the Spanish census, there are over 12000 Guineans in Spain. That's a good amount considering total population is about 700000 people (so about 2℅ are in spain)
Senegal and Nigeria are the sub Saharan countries with more people in Spain, about 50000 each
Yes. Also construction and maids/taking care of children/elderly. Lots also work as waiters, clercks and customer service call centres. And a significant number in any other job you could imagine
No, most work in agriculture and illegal flea markets - top manta. I have not seen any as waiters or clerks. They are a quite peaceful and educated lot.
I have met a few Guineans, they are known for their perfect Spanish.
No, most work in agriculture and illegal flea markets. I have not seen any as waiters or clerks. They are a quite peaceful and educated lot.
I have met a few Guineans, they are known for their perfect Spanish.
Doesn't seem too different than in Southern Italy, that's the same kind of work they offer around here. Either as often exploited workers in the endless tomato and grain fields or olive groves or always on the move and trying to illegally sell goods on their own
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