For years, becoming independent meant starting a new stage for many generations. Finding a job, renting a home and building a project of your own. But for many young people in the Canary Islands that path has become an increasingly difficult career: wages do not grow at the same pace as housing prices and renting can only mean spending virtually all income to pay a roof.
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For years, becoming independent meant starting a new stage for many generations. Finding a job, renting a home and building a project of your own. But for many young people in the Canary Islands that path has become an increasingly difficult career: wages do not grow at the same pace as housing prices and renting can only mean spending virtually all income to pay a roof.