Many immigrants choose hardship in Spain over returning home | Europe | Deutsche Welle | 23.10.2010: "Spain is offering jobless non-EU immigrants a one-time payout of unemployment benefits in exchange for surrendering their Spanish residency rights. But many immigrants are loath to leave their adopted home.
South American and African immigrants in Spain increasingly find themselves caught in a tough predicament. Unable to gain long-term employment in their host country, they see no attractive prospects back at home, either.
Despite high unemployment, many of these immigrants choose to remain in their host nations rather than return to their countries of origin.
Among them is Moroccan immigrant Ali Elhadri, a construction worker who has found himself a victim of the collapse of Spain's construction industry."
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