[pp.int.general] Deportations of Latin Americans in Europe

[Justus Römeth]

It's not like any European country, except maybe the ones that joined 
the EU after 2000, are different on this. Fortress Europe et all.
I'd be totally for open borders in general, but for that to happen the 
economic situation in much of the world would needed to be massively 
bettered. With that set as a very long-term goal, however, I am 
generally of the opinion that 'our' (as in the EU) policy on deporting 
people/granting residence permits for Americans (South, Central, North) 
in general should be much more lax.
However, this doesn't bode well with the majority of the Europeans at 
the moment I am afraid. What opinions do other pirates have on the matter?

-J

On 12.11.10 15:48, Betiel wrote:
> According with the text you´ve sent the Journalist didn´t have the 
> proper documentation because he wanted to be catch in order to write 
> an article about how people are treated when deported.
>
> Regarding Kenneth question, all of the other cases were shown on many 
> news in Argentina. Our government was worried by the situation, and 
> made formal complaints to Spain. So the other cases seem quite real.
> I just want to clarify something else:all the cases only involved just 
> Spain, not other European countries.
>
> Betiel (Another pirate from Argentina)
>
> 2010/11/12 Partido Pirata Argentino <ppirataargentino at gmail.com 
> <mailto:ppirataargentino at gmail.com>>
>
>     >Hi, Hola,
>
>     >To shorten a probably upcoming debate.
>
>     >Since the world-economic-crisis starting
>     >2007/08, I´m registering more and more
>     >politicians worldwide, using immigrant-
>     >or strangerbashing as a tactical tool.
>
>     >Ex.: If a stately owned bank has lost,
>     >3 bn Euros in gambling, the next official
>     >press-release is >The government´s efforts
>     >in fighting illegal immigration<.
>
>     >In other countries, the politicians are
>     >using the situation vice-versa:
>
>     Yes, in all of the situations the people was with the proper
>     documentation.
>
>     A new magazine due out in January 2011 sent a journalist from
>     Argentina to Spain to experiencing 50 hours before being deported in
>     Barajas.
>
>     This reporter went to the papers in order and was arrested 50 hours
>     Barajas made a chronic and took some photos.
>
>     Here is one:
>
>     http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_CPtUSP1MzEE/TNygBsd2cgI/AAAAAAAADuA/o2aIP6HQHmI/s400/aviondeportado.jpg
>
>     Of a child who was waiting to be deported. Look ath the draw of
>     the plane.
>
>     Part of the note, with Romanians, Brazilians, Colombians and others
>     waiting to be deported find it in Spanish, here:
>
>     http://orsai.bitacoras.com/2010/11/el-limbo-desde-dentro.php
>
>
>     Any of the big media companies in Argentina or other countries
>     conducted a similar investigation ...
>
>
>     Best Regards....
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