In the early 20th century, Spain experienced a significant outflow of its population, with many individuals and families seeking opportunities beyond the country's borders.

This phenomenon was driven by a complex interplay of economic, social, and cultural factors that collectively shaped the migration patterns of the time.

Economically, Spain grappled with a stagnant agricultural sector, limited industrialization, and a widening wealth gap between the upper and lower classes.

The agrarian economy, which had long been the backbone of the nation, struggled to keep pace with technological advancements and growing global competition. - https://spainfocusguide.com/blog/why-did-people-leave-spain-in-1900s/?unique_id_neqlaj7g

"Understanding the Exodus: Exploring the Drivers of Spanish Migration in the 20th Century"