Growing Exclusion of Children from Public Spaces in Spain Sparks Debate

A growing trend in Spain sees children increasingly excluded from public spaces such as hotels, restaurants, cruises, and rental housing, leading to concerns about a potential 'child apartheid' in the country.

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el-mundoSpanish35d ago

No es país para niños: "Cada vez hay más gente que sólo los ve como una molestia"

La exclusión de los menores de los espacios públicos es imperceptible e imparable: hoteles, restaurantes, cruceros, trenes, viviendas de alquiler, bodas... ¿Se puede permitir España un 'apartheid' infantil? Leer

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Growing Exclusion of Children from Public Spaces in Spain Sparks Debate

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No es país para niños: "Cada vez hay más gente que sólo los ve como una molestia"

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