Monday, October 1, 2007

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Immigrants: first we were now ...." THEIR



few days ago, was held in Florence, the National Conference on Immigration. It was discussed in the papers unless the curves of Miss Italy when, in a small country like ours, this phenomenon is becoming apparent. A
Lenola the Romanian community now has dozens of people and of course, a strong presence in such a small community like ours, leads
to tackle issues that had previously only experienced in the distance. From the Florence Conference, however, came very specific answers to the problems posed by immigration can be summarized in one word: integration .
In fact, the only way to avoid creating conflicts and break with immigrant communities is to try to create the most possible opportunities for mutual understanding and exchange in order to avoid construction of those walls that create a closing part and delinquency and other intolerance and racism.
For this reason it is desirable that our entire community would create these opportunities by using, for example, the wide variety of associations that operate in Lenola.
Maybe some Romanian guy plays good football and it would be useful (for him and for us) to see him play with the "Lenola", or some other play an instrument and can be inserted in the band, would also be interesting to know their traditions (both lay and religious) and try to create spaces for this event within lenolesi. The school could do its part by organizing the inside of evening courses in Italian for adults who work in Lenola, and so on with (AVIS, community youth choir, various committees, etc.).
And finally, as required by many other countries and cities, to ensure that residents from tot years (five ?) in Lenola entitled to vote in local elections and in any case one of their representatives (elected by them) can participate as an "Adviser" in the work of the City Council.

In this way, the "bad apples" that inevitably follow the migration flows, are isolated by the members of their communities, not feeling outsiders considered useful only to perform the menial jobs, they feel an active part of our country.

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