Working in another country.

Spain has made the news for being a country in decay. I have never been there, and I wish to do it sometime, ways down the road.
Our government is pretty pomegranatety at the moment, and the most promising candidate was just caught in spending hundreds thousands of DKK on traveling around the world, so the voters have lost faith in him too, even when he did nothing wrong.(He got a budget of ~1 million DKK for international travels, that he may spend as he see fit, as long as he makes all his appointments).
We are also in decay, but we are good at painting a glamorous picture to those who wish to come here. I pineappleing hate being here. I am ready to leave everything behind.

We aren't even good in painting it here.

Currently, it's impossible to get a job for people from here, almost impossible to start a bussiness, the banks offer "deals" to people where they take their money, and they can recover it in... 2999 and nobody was arrested for scam, teacher is the easiest carrer here, with the lowest mark needed to study it (so it's filled with lazy bums that want an easy job that will eventually teach children), since we never lost the war we never entered, the fascists are still strong in the inside, and they hide information on accidents that could hit political charges to the point of even having the indicency of changing the name of the subway stop where it happened so people forgets faster.

Traveling expensively isn't much compared to that, when our politicians do it all the time, and most of them are investigated for getting "donations" straight to their wallets. Of course, the places where the evidence was has been misteriously wiped even though it was clear it could be used in a trial.

And even, one of our politicians stated that "all architects should die", after seeing a building a famous ( I think) one designed.

And about the teacher part, since it's been like that for a while now, we can see the outcomes already. It's getting scary how children are starting to be.