the morning of November 18, in driving rain and unforgiving, police and police have cleared the 80 Romanian Roma living in Via Fermi, Segrate, rich town on the eastern outskirts of Milan. Here, followed by the Community of Sant'Egidio, 14 children were regularly at school, 15 men worked in construction and regular contract with four teenagers, after years of school dropout, had embarked on a path of professional training. Marius, 17 years, almsgiving has passed a course in hydraulics and an apprenticeship to repair the plumbing in many homes in Milan. Now another clearing threatens these concrete steps towards integration. November 18 is not only the date of the eviction of Fermi: it is also cleared immediately from the seventeenth Cristina, 10, in a single year. When in September 2008 he lived at the camp in via Rubattino, Cristina began to attend the fourth grade. In the last year because of evictions, has lost many days of school and had to change three schools. His family is very poor and for this, and certainly not by choice, has a shack instead of the house. When an eviction sparse on the ground that, too, are the bridge or fixed on a plastic sheet of wood. He also tried to live underground, evicted from there. What Cristina loses any eviction? Toys? No, it does not have. Clothes? Very few. Instead Loses a shelter from the cold and rain, the tank and bowl which allow it to eat something warm.
0 comments:
Post a Comment