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Monthly Archives: August 2010
More on the EU and the Roma
In response to reader Scott, who raises some good points on my last post: Romania is near to being the most impoverished country in Europe, and if there are no jobs in Romania workers will go where the jobs are. … Continue reading
Expelled: l’intelligence, n’est pas permis
When I first came to live in Italy in late 2007, a debate about immigration that had been simmering for years finally began to boil over. As the Prodi government staggered and fell, a coalition government, led by Berlusconi’s newly-branded … Continue reading
Posted in gypsies, immigration, italy, maroni, roma
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