Name: A Spaniard in Berlin's Startup Economy - Migrants Inside Europe
Uploaded: 2019-04-09T12:30:00.000+02:00
Duration: 124 s
Description: Ana is a young Spanish graduate working in the startup sector in Berlin. The German capital has a growing tech sector known as ‘Silicon Allee’ that has attracted young workers from all over Europe.

Ana, Hiszpanka w Berlinie

A Spaniard in Berlin's Startup Economy

Ana, una española en Berlín

Anna, à la découverte de la Silicon Allee de Berlin

Berlin: Willkommen in der Silicon Allee

Ana: spagnola in una start-up di Berlino

Ana is a young Spanish graduate working in the startup sector in Berlin. The German capital has a growing tech sector known as ‘Silicon Allee’ that has attracted young workers from all over Europe.

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Migrants Inside Europe

<p>Ana is a young Spanish graduate working in the startup sector in Berlin. The German capital has a growing tech sector known as ‘Silicon Allee’ that has attracted young workers from all over Europe.</p>

Ana is a young Spanish graduate working in the startup sector in Berlin.

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