Spain takes ‘giant step’ on guaranteed minimum income

The coronavirus has made things even more difficult for the one-quarter of all Spaniards (12.3 million people) at risk of poverty or social exclusion by pumelling a country not fully recovered from the previous economic crisis.

However, the pandemic has also sped up the implementation of the much-awaited minimum income guarantee.

The Spanish government estimates that the minimum income will cost €3bn per year (Photo: Derek Winterburn)

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