in noosa from ghana he wanted a better life so he made his way to north africa and then to italy and now he's stuck here. i ask him what he earns picking tomatoes. i'm out also going to do some of those just three year old fifty cents per hour and not pay i want a son i say how much. how much do you hear oh what. a when you take one i wanted to miss one hour you make one. you know so you you get three your three you fifty. your family or. three to walk. the logic to work that the problem they just you tell it is almost black like it's living i can sense or to say. you treat seniors earning next to nothing harvesting emu subsidize tomatoes in the process is indirectly hurting the tomato industry in his home country. like scott she took in the us sometime transcon its knee in pitiful it three c. in noosa is subject to the forces of international trade the local farm workers union is demanding higher wages for these people go union official down here like a valley is looking into it receives cakes. for it you're comparing notes thirty three c's last employer paid him less than half the

e three see in noosa is corporate when a rock and a hard place he can't become part of european society and he can't go back to ghana where he would be shunned as a loser he's one of the victims of globalization i'd like to talk to the e.u. trade commissioner about subsidies tariffs and worker exploitation but she has no time for an interview so instead of visit chancellor merkel's personal representative for africa policy and ask him the same questions. do germany and the e.u. treat the victims of globalization any different than the us starts right now. because. in italy we saw african farm workers being treated essentially like slang a lot less than italy's minimum wage harvesting tomatoes that are then exported to ghana it has ruined the domestic tomato market that is that makes sense as he was not this was in kinds and you know unfortunately i think maybe ghana overestimated its own ability. it improved an interim trade agreement that wasn't in its own favor. was is that fair trade does. make look just as we did not seek a serious discussion on trade issues. we have decided that fr

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