The Balearic ministry for social affairs and a charity, Fundació Patronat Obrer, have established a training programme to help illegal street sellers find jobs and regularise their situation in Spain. By the end of the month, eighty people will be taking part in a programme that will last for two years. In exchange for agreeing to cease illegal selling, they will be receiving training and assistance amounting to 31 euros a day. The budget is 1.6 million euros.
Illegal street sellers being trained to find jobs
A two-year programme
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