Nigerian, from the boats to the sidewalks of the route

FB report by Matteo Salvini
Luigi De Ficchy, chief prosecutor of Perugia: “This is how the trafficking of young girls from Nigeria to Italy occurs”
Of Giacomo De Sena

Nigerian prostitutes

Nigerian prostitutes
Eight people arrested, six women and two men, all Nigerians. This is the result of an operation by the Perugia Police Flying Squad in recent days, with the coordination of the District Anti-Mafia Directorate of the Perugia Prosecutor's Office, who dismantled a criminal organization dedicated to the exploitation of prostitution in the Umbrian capital. The group of men and women – starting from 2015 – he brought girls from Nigeria to Italy, through Libya, to make them prostitute. The young women climbed into packed trucks, then on the now well-known inflatable boats that sail in the Mediterranean to end up on Italian pavements. The investigation lifts the veil on a widespread and complex plague, on which On Earth he tried to shed light by interviewing Luigi De Ficchy, chief prosecutor of Perugia.
From this last operation emerge the profound commercial interests that transform these women into commodities to be placed on the various criminal markets: how widespread this phenomenon is in Italy and what can be done to stop it?
“First of all, the public must become aware of the fact that we are not facing an emergency, but to a permanence. There are elements, studies, analyses, investigations into this phenomenon for at least twenty-five years. Personally, according to the national prosecutor's office, I wrote about it twenty years ago. Right, Traffic patterns have changed, maybe once upon a time people arrived in Italy in a different way, migratory flows followed other paths, but human trafficking from Nigeria and neighboring countries is an ancient phenomenon".
The phenomenon has been underestimated?
“I believe that too many people had to face this plague, Unfortunately they put their heads in the sand. The judiciary does what it can, with investigations that are not easy, because they are largely transnational and international, which concern criminal organizations from different countries".
In general, how many criminal organizations are involved in these trafficking?
“If we talk about Nigeria's trafficking, There are organizations already operating in Nigeria. Then, Other organizations are already dealing with the movement of people from sub-Sahara to Libya. And again, in Libya, these people are taken over by Libyan groups who take care of the journey to Italy. Once here, many cells are activated to sort these women on the various markets".
There is also a strong link between drug trafficking and exploitation of prostitution…
“Right, there is a connection, often these same women are used to transport drugs. The Nigeria, of the rest, it is a crossroads of narcotics: Cocaine coming from Brazil and Colombia and heroin coming from South-East Asia and Pakistan pass through there, these substances are then stored and taken to consumer countries. In the 1980s Nigerians worked as couriers for other organizations, today they are managing this trafficking on their own because they have acquired greater criminal capacity. In Nigeria this activity is organized freely because there is considerable corruption and also because poverty is rampant".
How strong is the pseudo-religious aspect of prostitution trafficking?
“In the case of Nigeria it is very strong. In Nigerian girls there is a constraining force linked to voodoo rites. On many occasions, these young people know that they come here to prostitute themselves, while many others don't know it. In any case, However, they are aware that they have to pay a very high price, that of travel, that wanders among the 10 and 20 thousand euros. Money that must be paid under threat towards them and their family members. And then before they leave, often their personal belongings are stolen through voodoo rituals, maybe a tuft of hair or a part of a dress, making them believe that this is used to control them remotely. The figure of the maman should not be overlooked, the woman who goes to pick up these girls directly from the first reception camps to take care of them and force them into prostitution".
There are areas in Perugia, but also in many other areas of Italy, where prostitution is rooted, almost as if it seemed impossible to dismantle. How is this possible??
“Because there is great inattention to the phenomenon of prostitution. The criminal background behind it is often ignored, thus exploitation is seen as a minor crime, with relatively low penalties, hardly repressive of the broad phenomenon in question. And then there is a continuous and numerous demand: There needs to be greater awareness on the part of those who use these women that they are thus responsible for these sad and suffering-filled stories. I therefore consider it necessary to nip the question, but not with sanctioning means, but with culture".
What is the percentage, among the women who arrive in Italy on boats, of those that end up on the sidewalks? It is possible to make an estimate?
“It's not possible. However, keep in mind that, if we talk about Nigeria in particular, it is almost normal for women to be forced into prostitution, even if they are often promised, at the end of the trip, a different job, decent. As for men, most of them, arrived in Italy, they already know that they have no other job opportunities, they will have to join criminal groups or engage in begging".
From the interceptions used in the investigation, the concern on the part of the organizers emerges that these traffickings could be stemmed by the line of the new government?
“The investigation does not only concern the last two months in which the new government has been in office, concerns a previous period, therefore it is not possible to make these assessments at the moment. We'll see if in the future, somehow, the new line will influence the phenomenon”.

Read More

Share

Immigration: so many false myths to dispel!

Image results for stop immigrationOf Tatiana Santi

“They do the jobs that Italians no longer want to do”, “they pay pensions to Italians”, “only they have children in a dying country”. The president of INPS Boeri sees the solution to all Italian problems precisely in the arrival of new immigrants. Immigrants are really so indispensable?
While young Italians flee abroad in search of work and while families give up having children due to lack of security, according to the president of the INPS Tito Boeri, Italy needs immigrants. It would be curious to understand if Boeri is referring to other immigrants who would end up working in the fields without a contract, therefore underpaid and without any rights. The so-called work that Italians would no longer do.
As for the population decline, worrying phenomenon for the country, Istat data has shown that everyone is having fewer children, Italians and immigrants. What is missing are the security and work to be able to support a family with children. Beyond the propaganda and political declarations of the INPS president, what are the myths related to immigration that still need to be debunked?? Sputnik Italia reached Laura Tecce for an interview, journalist and sociologist.
Laura Tecce, What is your view on Boeri's statement regarding the need for greater immigration to pay taxpayers' pensions?

This is the slogan of all immigrationists, of those who are pro immigration and pro replacement of the Italian population, because that's what it's about. Boers, who is the president of INPS, placed at the head of the social security institution by Renzi in 2015, he made absolutely questionable statements. He stated that the aging population, the demographic decline and the flight of young people abroad can only be compensated for by immigrants.

Read More

Share

Over 250 thousand Italians emigrate abroad

Over 250 thousand Italians emigrate abroad, almost as many as in the post-war period – The Sun 24 ORE

http://www.ilsole24ore.com/art/notizie/2017-07-06/oltre-250000-italiani-emigrano-all-estero-erano-300000-dopoguerra-094053.shtml?uuid=AEuX6nsB&refresh_ce=1 The Immigration Statistical Dossier 2017 developed by the Idos and Confronti registra study and research centre: today there are as many Italian emigrants as there were in the immediate post-war period. In number, beyond 250.000 the year. Courses and recurrences of history, precisely. First the decline, then the crisis 2008 and the reversal of the trend The emigration of Italians abroad, after the intense movements of the 1950s...
Read all.

Read More

Share

The struggle for liberation from the prison of the People begins

Of Maurizio Blondet
The struggle for liberation from the prison of the People begins
Source: Maurizio Blondet
It is now clear to everyone. It's not about public debt, del rating, or the euro. It's about the struggle for liberation of a people from plutocratic oligarchies, established themselves as a dictatorship. It will be a tough fight, because the enemies of freedom have all the powers in their hands and we have already seen them, since Greece, capable of any inhumanity. It is the Resistance that awaits your generation, young. Read More

Share

Verona, Fortezza Europa protesta fuori dal Liceo Montanari contro l'inculturazione immigrazionista

Reporting of A.F.
The youth nucleus of the cultural association Fortezza Europa, to which our National Manager Matteo Castagna also belongs, demonstrated in front of the school, involved in an awareness project on the topic of migration, which we could also define as “immigrationist inculturation”. And the PD asks: “Which side is the mayor on??”
The article is obviously biased (but there is also a mini-newspaper online in Verona “sinistra-friendly”…):
http://www.veronasera.it/attualita/migrazione-montanari-fortezza-europa-pd-17-maggio-2018.html
Fortress Europe, in close proximity, replica:

“Reading the latest statements released to the press by the Verona PD in relation to the protest staged by our movement during the morning of 17/05, we find it laughable that this Political Party talks about "numerical paucity", especially after the repeated electoral defeats suffered in recent years, which led the aforementioned "team" to historic lows in terms of approval. This, but, it is trivial matter for those who have long since turned their backs on the interests of their former electorate.
One also wonders how many students the PD would be able to mobilize per hour 7 of any Thursday morning. Probably a number that is very close to that collected by a small, colorful and poorly organized group that, in opposition to the demonstration of the children of Fortezza Europa, manifested, confused in ideas and principles, for the protection of identities, or for the same theme that he took further 30 students to raise their voices against the tragic outcomes born from the union between the Piddina-branded Buona Scuola and the world of finance. It is difficult to make even a numerical estimate, since in addition 15 years of opposition there are no memories of Piddine demonstrations in the city.

Read More

Share

In Italy everything is bad? Everyone queuing for the Big Brother selections

http://www.lastampa.it/rw/Pub/p4/2018/02/25/Cronaca/Foto/RitagliWeb/gf-k0XG-U1101256624531543-1024x576@LaStampa.it.jpg
IF AND’ IT'S TRUE THAT THINGS ARE BAD IN ITALY AND THE YOUNG PEOPLE (AND LESS YOUNG) I AM WHAT I AM, IT WOULD BE APPROPRIATE TO INQUIRE ABOUT THE MOTIVATIONS. IN THE MEANWHILE LET'S FIND THIS FACT, NOT OF LITTLE IMPORTANCE (N.D.R.):
Among the three hundred candidates there are those who even lined up at dawn
Quasi 300 people besieged the Court of Games, on the first floor of the 8gallery, this afternoon, Sunday 25 February. All for the selections and castings to participate in Big Brother, started at 15. Among those present, some even queued at dawn, to ensure the safety of being in the 200 potential "gieffini". And precisely because of the high number of participants, the organizers had to close bookings shortly after the selections began. Trying your luck, come on people 18 until 60 years, all looking for the ramp to fame, as well as those who decided to participate for fun: «I came to accompany a friend and I decided to stay, even though I know I won't be caught", Lorella says, university of 25 years. Even those who are not new to television are queuing up, like Mariastella Roselli, 60 years, appeared a few years ago in a Caparezza video. The selections will continue throughout the afternoon, waiting for the staff to examine all and 200 the participants, to find one suitable for the Big Brother house.
Source: http://www.lastampa.it/2018/02/25/cronaca/tutti-in-coda-allgallery-per-le-selezioni-del-grande-fratello-f1VWlsZiO8TnWLTOqFhMEO/pagina.html Read More

Share