INQUIRER.net: Migration from crisis countries up by nearly half—OECD

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Migration from crisis countries up by nearly half—OECD Jun 13th 2013, 23:21 BRUSSELS—Migration from countries worst affected by the global financial crisis has jumped by almost half since 2009, despite a dwindling number of jobs in host nations, the OECD said in a report on Thursday.   The OECD's annual migration outlook said numbers of migrants from countries most affected by the crisis—particularly those in southern Europe where eurozone debt is worst—had risen 45 percent from 2009 to 2011.   The number of Greeks and Spaniards to have migrated to other European Union nations since 2007 has doubled to 39,000 and 72,000 respectively, it said.   The number of Greek migrants to Germany increased 73 percent between 2011 and 20... Keep on reading: Migration from crisis countries up by nearly half—OECD Media files: OECD-logo.jpg (image/jpeg)

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