why do you think the european union is lacking that sort of unified stance and response that mr lacy swag is talking about why we saying a push back to words refugees and migrants now i can obviously speak slaves in the logs i can tell you is that the current majority in parliament and the government backed by this minority is an anti-establishment majority and the one of the reasons they've made it to power is that it campaigned on immigration. the narrative is very much in now live and soy with a strong emphasis on the past because you were it. what we have are these days in italy is a situation with more and more more people in social endangerment. also unemployment especially among the younger people and the growing sense of insecurity that's obviously related to perceptions not the actual threat so i think that what we have these days is strictly related to the feelings or thoughts that our young the majority of italians which is reflected in the new living collect we live beyond and obviously in the geopolitical turmoil around easily the new minister here you're a strong man th

moral for the just because spring board and clothes are originating in mostly in sub-saharan africa mr lacy swing the european union's way of dealing with this issue so far you know mr ghali i think was speaking about their only dealing with the symptoms and not the causes as they have seen from money at sort of third party countries to stop refugees and migrants from leaving like the e.u. turkey dale can we expect more deals between the european and say now north african countries. well i think we have right now are a fairly fragile african union european union coalition that includes the international organization for migration and the un high commission for refugees we are working together there is a viable i think it's important to keep that going you really need partnerships in this because it can be resolved along need to be as much a unity as possible across the board i think. we've made a lot of progress so far of numbers i gave you of people that have voluntarily returned all but the drivers are such that large scale migration is going to be and remain a megatrend of our century yo

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