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mothers sexy calendar to save school for 600 pupils
What's wrong with a tombola! Spanish moms strip for erotic calendar to save school bus for 600 pupils
When a group of dedicated mothers decide to raise money for their children's school, more often than not they hold a gala or perhaps a cake sale.
But when 10 mothers in Spain wanted to save a bus service for more than 600 school pupils, they went that little bit further.
Not content with a book sale or a tombola, the plucky parents, from Montserrat, decided to make a rather racy calender. And it has proved a huge hit.
 Racy: When a group of 10 mothers decided to save a local school bus service in Montserrat, Spain, they decided to create an erotic calender. This is one of the mother's posing in the calender
Fundraisers: The mothers sprung into action after the crippling austerity measure in Spain forced the school to reduce the bus service - effecting hundreds of children. Miss April is pictured
They sprung into action after the crippling austerity measure in Spain forced the school to reduce the bus service - effecting hundreds of children.
After holding a number of failed protests, the group decided to take an altogether different route by posing for an erotic calender.
As reported by Today, some of the mothers feature topless, others almost bottomless. But despite its risque look, it has worked a treat.
It has already raised enough money to cover the monthly bill of $4,100 for the bus, a driver and monitor until the end of the school year in June.
 Success: The calender has already raised enough money to cover the costs of the bus until the end of the school year in June. Some of the mothers are pictured
 Bold: Husbands of the women have told how proud they are of the calender
The group are now hoping to sell all 3,000 calendars which they had made by the end of this month and then produce another for next year.
Spain has been left rocked by the worldwide financial crash. Its unemployment rate has soared to record levels with a shocking 55 per cent of young people now out of work and experts warning worse is to come.
The jobless total rose to 26 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2012, equivalent to 5.97 million people according to the National Statistics Institute and up from 25 per cent in the previous quarter.
It is the highest level since measurements began in the 1970s as a prolonged recession and deep spending cuts left almost six million people out of work at the end of last year.
 Worrying: Spain's crippling austerity measures forced the school to reduce the bus service - effecting hundreds of children
Over the past 12 months 691,700 more people have fallen out of work, the institute said, adding that there were now 1.8 million households in which no one was employed.
Spain sank into its second recession since 2009 at the end of 2011 after a burst housing bubble left millions of low-skilled laborers out of work and sliding private and business sentiment gutted consumer spending and imports.
The economic downturn put an average of 1,900 out of work every day through 2012 and with the recession expected to last at least until the end of 2013, net job creation is unlikely this year.
Joblessness has been particularly acute for Spain's youth, with 60 per cent of people under the age of 25 unemployed in the fourth quarter.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-22...l#ixzz2LfH9heA4
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