The percentage of available jobs in Spain in the first quarter of 2016 was 0.7%, one tenth higher than the fourth quarter of 2015, but the third-lowest rate in the EU.

According to a Pew Research survey, 2/3 of Europeans are divided by the use of force to fight terrorism. Nearly two-thirds of the Dutch, Germans and Greeks think the use of the military leads to more terrorism.

However, most Italians and Poles think it is the only way to fight terrorism and 55% of Spaniards agree with them.

With nearly 9 million customers, Primark became Spaniards favorite clothing store in 2015. According to a Kantar Worldpanel study, the chain surpassed Zara with 8.2 million customers.

In the ranking of top 5 of stores with the most customers Primark and Zara are followed by the Swedish store H&M (6.5 million customers), the German store C&A (4.8 million) and another member of the Inditex group, Stradivarius (4.7 million).

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According to a Booking.com study, one of the first things 65% of hotel guests do when getting to their hotel room is connect to the WiFi. In fact, guests take an average of seven minutes to connect after arriving.

61% of those surveyed indicated that this is because they feel alone and bored without the Internet. 9% admit that they panic if they can’t access a WiFi connection while staying at a hotel.

In the U.S. the Southern states have the most guns. In fact, 38% of households in the South own a gun, more than in the Midwest with 35%, the West with 34% and the Northeast with 27%.

The data company Periscopic carried out a study that shows the number of years of life “stolen” from those that have been killed by guns. Based on the country’s mortality index, they calculated how long these people would have lived. In 2013 alone, more than 500,000 years were “stolen”.