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Investigation into the management of migrants and unaccompanied minors:the wife and mother-in-law of parliamentarian Aboubakar Soumahoro are under house arrest Update October 30, 2023: SThey ended up under house arrest Liliane Murekatete and Marie Therese Mukamatsindo, respectively wife and mother-in-law of the MP, Aboubakar Soumahoro.The arrests were ordered by the Latina investigating judge in the investigation into the management of cooperatives that dealt with the management of migrants and unaccompanied minors. The Latina prosecutor's office contests crimes in the management of migrants such as fraud in public supplies, fraudulent bankruptcy of assets and self-laundering.In particular, the Karibu cooperatives and the Consortium Agency for inclusion and rights of Italy, in addition to Jambo Africa (through Karibu), would have received large public funds from the prefecture, Region and Municipalities intended for assistance projects, providing services which a note from the Gdf defi...

The tragedy that occurred off the coast of Cutro, in Calabria, in which 74 people lost their lives during a 4-day crossing from Turkey, has revived in all its drama the issue of managing rescues at sea and migratory flows.The following day the Minister of the Interior Matteo Piantedosi he released statements that confirm the inability of the current Government to understand the entire migratory phenomenon:“Desperation can never justify dangerous journeys.”Piantedosi's unfortunate exit is not only harmful for its inhumanity, but because it shows the security approach of the current executive, completely neglecting the aspect of hospitality. An aspect of migratory phenomena that is too often overlooked - and which remains of interest mostly to those who deal with or work in the hospitality sector - is in fact thathe it happens after disembarking or arriving in Italy. While the number of illegal aliens continues to grow every year, also due to a regulatory system that makes th...

Of Angela Falconieri I cry, when I see my brothers suffer, I cry, when I get up at 4 in the morning to go meet to my illusions in orange and mandarin plantations for the modest sum of 25 euros if not less, I cry, when I see my brothers living in the ghettos without water and without electricity, almost impossible situation and unacceptable for humanity, I cry, and my heart hurts, I cry and suffer.[taken from Yen Fehi Bako, 'Ibrahim's tears', by Ibrahim Diabate] Often, gangmastering and agricultural exploitation are only talked about when it is in the news.When a laborer dies due to inhumane working conditions, when we talk about the state of the ghettos where these people live, due to cases of racism against immigrants who work in the fields.Attention lasts as long as media coverage.We know little about the lives of the laborers.And, together with their stories, we also lose, when they exist, their paths out of exploitation.Which do not only end with personal redemption, but are in tur...