Jobs:Crisis and Opportunities: "After losing her job as a maid several months ago, 26-year-old Magaly Baez is preparing to return to Paraguay with her husband, an unemployed waiter, and their nine-month-old baby.
'The plan had been to stay in Spain, bring over our children, and obtain residency papers,' she said as she left a government-run soup kitchen set up by the regional government of Madrid specifically for immigrants.
Spanish visa rules deny renewal requests if immigrants become unemployed and fail to make social security payments. So without jobs the couple are no longer living legally in Spain, putting an end to their hopes of having their three other children join them in the country.
Just three years after moving to Spain, the couple has decided to accept the offer to have their return trip home paid for by the Spanish government."
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