The immigration in Spain falls mainly on the plain
Go to Spain. And in six months, Ronald Perelman and Nan Kempner will be doing their own laundry.
You should do well never to underestimate NPR’s talent for blowing the lid off a big international story fueled by social outrage. As ever, NPR’s locution-challenged announcer Carl Kasell had a banner morning in the 7am news cycle introducing incisive stories about how the Jacob Javits center is attracting more cabbies to the West Side by offering them free coffee and, oh, happy day, a free tinkle in the center’s rest rooms. But it was only when the focus shifted to Spain that NPR’s true interntaional solidarity showed:
Immigration in Spain, NPR could breathlessly tell us, is raging out of control in the formerly impoverished EU vacation destination el mejor.
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