Spain's Migration Ministry has announced that it will facilitate the transfer of foreign students who can no longer continue their studies in the US due to restrictions imposed by the Trump administration. The visas obtained will allow students to work part-time. Trump's restrictive measures have prompted several universities around the world, including in Japan and China, to offer support to affected students, attracting international talent.
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Măsura pe care o ia Spania pentru a atrage studenții străini interziși în SUA de Trump
Spania relaxează regulile privind vizele pentru a atrage studenții străini interziși de Trump în Statele Unite
Spania încearcă să atragă studenții străini cărora Trump le-a interzis accesul în SUA
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