Francisco Justicia Carrasco has been sending off 50 resumes every Monday for more than three years. He doesn’t expect a job for a long time to come yet. “The situation is screwed up,” said the 28-year-old who lives in Ripollet, close to Barcelona, and has worked in a range of jobs from shop cashier to packaging over the past decade. “I don’t see any improvement at all from last year or even the year before.” Carrasco is one of the legion of unemployed across Europe’s southern periphery who are seeing little benefit from an economic recovery that pulled the euro region out of its longest-ever recession in the second ... (full story)