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Berlín cancela su plan para jóvenes parados europeos
El programa de ayuda que solicitaron 4.143 españoles se queda sin fondos ante el aumento de peticiones
Ofertas de empleo en Alemania
Luis Doncel Berlín 14 ABR 2014 - 21:42 CET
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Berlin canceled its plan for young European unemployed
The aid program that requested 4,143 Spaniards run out of funds before the increase in requests
Jobs in Germany
Child of Luis Berlin 14 ABR 2014 - 21:42 CET
"Money is not the problem. The problem is how to use it to give a perspective to young people who are unemployed . " German Chancellor Angela Merkel, spoke these words less than a year. Then leading a summit of European leaders convened in Berlin to find solutions to youth unemployment . " We can not afford to lose a generation," said then . Ten months later, the money itself is a barrier to help young people from the EU to find a job in Germany . The program designed by the Merkel government has run out of funds for the remainder of the year and threatens to take the sine die closure .
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The program 's work in my life was to give an outlet to the unbearable unemployment rates in countries like Spain and Greece, the more youth unemployment. The idea was to give financial assistance to those who would form , get a scholarship or work in areas such as nursing or restoration , where Germany has a looming shortage of labor. The budget did not allow for much joy , this year had been allocated 48 million euros , but allowed to help out a few thousand Spaniards, Poles, Hungarians, Portuguese or Greeks paid primarily for German classes or travel her country to where he was offered the position. A spokeswoman for the agency under the Ministry of Labour managed aid last explained to this newspaper that the funds were exhausted by 2014 due to the dramatic increase in applications in recent months week and claimed it could not predict when it would resume . Another ministry spokesman yesterday was more emphatic in announcing the suspension of the program. "The demand can not be satisfied ," he said .
Since it was launched until the end of last March , 8,919 young Europeans had sought help to the German Government . Of this, the Spaniards hold nearly half ( 4,143 ) . What happens now with these young people? Those who have already started or work practices will continue . Those who are still in the bureaucratic process not be so lucky . " All applicants have already been informed . Some were allowed the application and others will be thrown back . This is not about a final rejection , but a waiting period , "claimed the spokesman Employment Agency in charge of foreigners. The German government justified the cancellation in the number of applications received in the first quarter doubled to the same period in 2013 . At no time has been considered to increase the provision of 48 million euros this year.
The program now seems to come to an end was designed to finance activities such as German classes or travel from countries of the EU. For ease of integration , each applicant received aid for a course that could be up to 16 weeks 400 lessons of 45 minutes. Once on German soil , institutions could also continue to support young people in learning the language.
The government refuses to raise 48 million planned for 2014
Not the first time the program launched by the former labor minister and now defense minister , Ursula von der Leyen , is surrounded by controversy . Many young people have protested that what they sold them as the German dream of learning a profession and not just a language corresponding to reality. More than a hundred young Spaniards caught the attention of the German media last year after protest because the conditions agreed to make his professional training in the eastern German city of Erfurt were not met. Yesterday, the daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported that more than 40 youths who performed training as cooks or workers in hotels and restaurants have run out of funds by the Government's decision to cut off aid . After preparing studying German in their countries, these young people are now in Rostock hand over hand and with a help of just 200 euros. " Chaos is simply infinite," assured the German newspaper Peter Pedersen , head of hotel- school. " It has opened an investigation," answered to this case the Ministry of Labour spokesman .
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