As Europe considers a bail out for Spain, we tap into the human stories of living through this tough time, as people are going to unusual lengths to survive in poverty.

UNICEF says Spanish economic woes are so severe, more than 13 per cent of the country's children live in poverty -- the highest percentage of any country in the Euro zone. If the zone's fourth largest economy continues its tailspin, experts warn Canada can expect to feel the effects. Gillian Finlay spoke with Paloma Escudero, Executive Director UNICEF-Spain.