Álvaro, Newsstander, on What He Earns a Day: «We Make About 50 or 60 Euros and We only Have Three Holidays a Year»
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The kiosks have been part of the landscape of many Spanish cities for decades, although the truth is that it is more difficult to find them open. The fall of written press sales, the changes in consumption habits and the lack of generational relay have made many of these small businesses have disappeared. ... Continue reading "Alvaro, newsstander, on what he earns a day: «We make about 50 or 60 euros and we only have three holidays a year»"
The traditional newsstands face gradual disappearance in Logroño, Spain. The city, which has already sheltered more than 25 points scattered on the sidewalks, keeps today only eight in activity. The significant reduction reflects changes in reading habits, retraction of the printed media and a exhausting work routine. Daily routine and dedication On Avenida de [...]
The press kiosks, emblematic meeting points for decades, disappear progressively from the streets of Logroño. Of the more than 25 that came to be in the Rioja capital, eight barely survive today. Behind this decline are the new habits of consumption, the fall in sales of the press on paper and the difficulties of a business that requires many hours of work and dedication.One of the faces of this resistance is Álvaro, who has been in charge of hi…
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