95%. Entre o final de 2010 e o final de 2011, a União Europeia ganhou cerca de um milhão de desempregados. Segundo a Comissão Europeia, 95 em cada 100 destes desempregados eram portugueses, gregos ou espanhóis. Reproduzimos a passagem.

 

“The largest increases in the unemployment rate in December 2011 were recorded in countries with macroeconomic adjustment needs stemming from a burst housing bubble and/or unsustainable public finances coupled with a lack of structural reforms. Greece, Portugal and Spain account for 95% of the rise in unemployment in the EU since late 2010”.