Photo Gallery African Sons in Spain
Niodior is an African village that exists in two different places: in Senegal, where the families live in poverty, and in southern Spain, which their sons have managed to reach and where they now live together. They work illegally and send their earnings home, as a form of private development aid.
Many of the migrants had been fishermen back home. It was enough to pay for food but little else.
Foto: CHRISTINE NESBITT/ ASSOCIATED PRESS
Greenhouses in southern Spain. Things are getting more difficult for Sarr and his friends. With soaring unemployment in Spain they now have to compete with local people for work.
Foto: JMN/ Cover/Getty Images
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