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Working and Being Poor, the Reality of 2.5 Million Employed in Spain

Summary by La Razón
Poverty reaches 11.6% of those employed, a rate that Oxfam Intermón raises to 15.5% after incorporating the cost of housing, leaving another 770,000 people in employment below the poverty line

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Poverty reaches 11.6% of those employed, a rate that Oxfam Intermón raises to 15.5% after incorporating the cost of housing, leaving another 770,000 people in employment below the poverty line

·Madrid, Spain
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EAPN-ES, Oxfam Intermón and CCOO attribute this problem to unwanted part-time work Andalusia continues to lead poverty in Spain with 35% of its population at risk of social exclusion

Having a job does not guarantee getting out of poverty in Spain where 2.5 million people with work live with incomes below the Umbr

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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