Ten thousand march in Brescia, Naples twenty thousand, ten thousand in Bologna and Genoa, but also in Turin and then Rome, Verona, Livorno Milan. A successful day of boycotts and skepticism. The news made the "matching" of the Megaphone.
The data came a bit 'at a time, uniform and clear from all over Italy. The "day without us," the first strike of the workers migrants has been a success. Parades, rallies, symbolic actions have taken place almost everywhere. And thousands and thousands of immigrants took to the streets, but above all they really struck. In particular in the North, the area between Brescia, Milan and the Northeast but also interesting was the strike of Porta Palazzo in Turin, where the vast majority of schools run by immigrants was closed. There was a gasp, then a coordinated response and, for the first time, not just emotional or "democratic" but social and able to highlight the true nature of migrant labor.
job underpaid, exploited, and yet so important and used heavily from employers and employed. That it was a success as demonstrated by the membership at the last moment of the Democratic Party with the former secretary Franceschini who appeared at the event in Rome. And even Renata Polverini, for the right candidate for president of Lazio has felt the need to show solidarity with the strike. There will be time to do the real account of the initiatives and draw a more comprehensive budgeting. But there already seems clear that March 1, 2010, despite the reluctance, the desertions - notice the absence of much of the institutional left preoccupied with the election game - some real boycotts will mark the quality and dynamics of the movement- of migrants in Italy.
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The data came a bit 'at a time, uniform and clear from all over Italy. The "day without us," the first strike of the workers migrants has been a success. Parades, rallies, symbolic actions have taken place almost everywhere. And thousands and thousands of immigrants took to the streets, but above all they really struck. In particular in the North, the area between Brescia, Milan and the Northeast but also interesting was the strike of Porta Palazzo in Turin, where the vast majority of schools run by immigrants was closed. There was a gasp, then a coordinated response and, for the first time, not just emotional or "democratic" but social and able to highlight the true nature of migrant labor.
job underpaid, exploited, and yet so important and used heavily from employers and employed. That it was a success as demonstrated by the membership at the last moment of the Democratic Party with the former secretary Franceschini who appeared at the event in Rome. And even Renata Polverini, for the right candidate for president of Lazio has felt the need to show solidarity with the strike. There will be time to do the real account of the initiatives and draw a more comprehensive budgeting. But there already seems clear that March 1, 2010, despite the reluctance, the desertions - notice the absence of much of the institutional left preoccupied with the election game - some real boycotts will mark the quality and dynamics of the movement- of migrants in Italy.
READ THE STORY OF THE DAY CITTA'
www.ilmegafonoquotidiano.it
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