ANDALUCIA has three of the poorest towns in Spain, a new report shows.
Unemployment in La Linea de la Concepcion (40.1%), Sanlucar de Barrameda (42.3%) and Jerez (39.4%) is among the highest in the country, according to the INE survey.
Torrevieja was named the poorest town in Spain for the third year in a row.
Pozuelo, on the outskirts of Madrid is Spain’s richest town, according to the report.
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Joe Duggan (Reporter)
La Linea will always be numbered among Spain’s poorest towns. The government of Spain do not see La Linea (population 65,000) as a town at all, it is merely a weapon to be wielded against Gibraltar in whatever way it can be. Madrid would not care if La Linea completely disappeared, hence the wish of many of the population of La Linea to be governed by Gibraltar…