Boy! that is different. Who ever heard of such a thing?
After this amnesty expires in May, workers who fail to qualify will be deported, while those who employ them will face fines of more than $80,000 per illegal employee.
Can they do that?!
Just a little sarcasm. You can bet that there are no language options -- it's Castilian Spanish or else.
So we still remain more "enlightened." Here it's up to us to translate into a zazillion languages even for those who are "forced" to remain outside the law. Ain't we sooooooooo sophisticated?
Although Spain's overall unemployment rate hovers above 10 percent, the economy is desperately short of people willing to do some of the manual jobs Spaniards shun, for example in construction and agriculture