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According to Mr Esteve's figures, the correlation is roughly one international marriage for every two new migrants.
ECONOMIST: International marriage
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"Spain is less attractive because there are no jobs, " Albert Esteve of the Barcelona Centre for Demographic Studies told Spain's National Radio.
BBC: Europe
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Albert Esteve of the Autonomous University of Barcelona reckons that the total number of cross-border marriages among 25-39-year-olds in his sample was about 12m in 2000.
ECONOMIST: International marriage