In a surprising turn of events, Spain's new immigration scheme has drawn an unprecedented number of applicants, with over a million individuals seeking residency in the country. What's more striking is the regional breakdown, with Latin Americans making up a staggering 67 percent of the total applications. This influx of migrants from Central and South America is a significant shift from previous years, where applicants were primarily from Eastern Europe. The surge in applications has raised questions about the impact on Spain's economy, social services, and cultural identity, as the country grapples with integrating this new wave of immigrants.
Spain immigration scheme sees more than a million applications, with Latin Americans leading the numbers at 67 percent.
