VOICED : Few jobs many migrants So where is Spains far right

The video discusses the challenges faced by over 150 poor Spanish families in Valencia, who receive aid from a far-right social club, Espana 2000, provided they are Spanish citizens. It highlights the preference for Spaniards over immigrants in receiving aid, amidst high unemployment and corruption. The Spanish far-right struggles to gain traction in a nation still influenced by its Franco-era past. Despite a thirst for freedom and democracy, extremist parties remain divided, with the ruling popular party absorbing many far-right voters. Spain's political landscape is unique, as unemployment and austerity do not necessarily lead to extremist votes.

What is the primary condition for families to receive help from the patriotic social club in Valencia?

• They must be members of the Espana 2000 party.

• They must be unemployed.

• They must be immigrants.

• They must have a Spanish ID card.

Why does the Spanish extreme right struggle to gain support?

• Because of widespread corruption scandals.

• Because of the country's Roman Catholic roots and historical context.

• Due to high unemployment rates.

• Due to lack of funding.

What historical period still influences Spain's political landscape?

• The Roman Empire era.

• The Franco era dictatorship.

• The Spanish Civil War.

• The Renaissance period.

How has the ruling popular party in Spain managed to influence the far-right movement?

• By absorbing many far-right voters.

• By forming a coalition with the far-right parties.

• By opposing far-right ideologies.

• By ignoring far-right demands.

What makes Spain's political situation unique compared to other European countries?

• Its high unemployment rate.

• Its resistance to extremist votes despite economic challenges.

• Its rapid economic growth.

• Its strong left-wing political presence.