. Spanish nurses Maria Jose Marin (R), 23, her twin sister Maria Teresa (L), have lunch with their father Jose Manuel (top), 79, and mother Nati, 65, at their home in Paradas, southern Spain, June 3, 2013. After months of studying Dutch, a group of young Spanish nurses moved to the Netherlands to take up work, fleeing a dismal job market at home. Spain\'s population dropped last year for the first time on record as young professionals and immigrants who moved here during a construction boom head for greener pastures. Spain\'s jobless rate is 27 percent, and more than half of young workers are unemployed. For Spanish nurses, the Netherlands\' nursing deficit is a boon.Picture taken June 3, 2013.  REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo
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