Rosarno throwing clashes in fact the entire South into chaos and must ensure that a local problem becomes a national emergency. I say this because the illegal immigration, labor exploitation of thousands and thousands of poor people by corporals increasingly ruthless and beautiful city turned into ghettos on the edge of habitability is a problem that affects not only the Calabria. Eboli, the most important of the Piana del Sele, in the province of Salerno, not long ago was virtually demolished - in the middle of the coastal region - a slum of more than 1000 immigrants. And this is not the national TV if they are interested.
The population still live in those places he has lived for years with the "fear of immigrants." Both day and night, walking was becoming almost prohibitive. He got into "their" areas and this would not do. Imagine also that the loss suffered on the side of the city "tourism." But apart from health problems (that of St. Nicholas at Eboli Varco was an area of \u200b\u200bhigh risk of epidemics) and security, I wonder: where are the institutions over the years? Eboli has acted on those fields because only a few months will be born one of the largest shopping malls in Campania and not to end a worrying phenomenon of security. We had to wait
riots in "our town" turned the spotlight on South ever mistreated by the State and Mafia? Right as a force for social aid is permissible to propose entry and block any attempt of illegal immigration. However, is also a social problem, our, us Italians, the population of the "south". Who would work 12 hours a day in the fields to break his back to earn 25 euro, including 3 from corporals to leave? None, or few. Here, the case is to inculcate the culture of younger people working and get them out of nightclubs and bars. Enough with the complaints, no more waiting for the permanent position guaranteed by the political turn. We must get busy and especially sweating, never giving up. Even so we can raise ourselves. Otherwise, get ready to other Rosarno throughout the South
Communiqué: Italian youth --------------------
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