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The more the weeks go by, the more evident is the ineffectiveness, if not the utter uselessness, of the agreements wrenched by the Giallorossi around the Mediterranean (and beyond) to curb theimmigration illegal immigrant to Italy.
Unsustainable situation
In the last hours, a Lampedusa, another five landings were recorded for a total of 119 migrants. The first landing, a small group of 17 people, took place at the Favarolo dock late last night, after the sighting of the Guardia di Finanza and the Coast Guard patrol boats.
The other four took place at night. landings. All the migrants have been taken to the island’s hotspot, where there are currently a total of 250 people with a maximum capacity of 192 guests.
The center-right pointed out to the executive that the landings are not stopping and in fact continue at an unsustainable pace. And all this despite the efforts announced by the Giallorossi, among agreements me it is understood which are turning out to be real holes in the water.
“The government continues to deny the emergency, but hiding the reality is useless: the agreements with Tunisia have yielded unsatisfactory results and Europe intervenes only when it is too late, as in Greece. Uncontrolled immigration only brings tensions and humanitarian disasters“He said in a statement about it Anna Maria Bernini, President of the Senators of Forza Italia.
Agreements with Tunisia? A failure
Just a month ago Luigi di maio me Luciana Lamorgese flew to tunisia ask local authorities for greater efforts in the fight against immigration. Small problem: the North African country is devastated by political instability. So much so that, following the resignation of Prime Minister Fakhfakh, President Kais Saied tasked Hichem Michichi with the formation of a new government. The white smoke, with the confidence of the Tunisian parliament, only arrived in the first days of September.
What he does Tunisia with immigration? More than you might think, given that of the more than 16,000 landed on the Italian coast since the beginning of the year, at least 42% are of Tunisian origin. The fact is that those who come from Tunisia and its surroundings are, in most cases, an economic migrant. Then he can (or rather: could) safely receive the expulsion order to be repatriated.
Taking into account the various economic and security cooperation agreements stipulated between Italy and Tunisia, Rome pays Tunisia, every year, the beauty of 6.5 million euros. At the latest summit, the Lamorgese-Di Maio duo confirmed their commitment to training Tunisian forces to block exits and maintenance of patrol boats. Calculator in hand, the Ministry of the Interior has released 11 million euros in favor of the Tunisian government for border control.
Failures and failures
In light of this, a reduction in landings could be expected. Not even for an idea, since, despite the money that Rome regularly pays, respecting agreements with a flavor of mockery, migrants continue to leave Tunisia to land in Italy.
The failures of the Giallorossi government are certainly not limited to Tunisia. Going into detail we can also mention the bluff of the agreements obtained after the Malta Summit, an event that dates back to a year ago. In that case, the infamous pact on migrants, net of the triumphalist tones used at the time by Giuseppe Conte himself, was based on a voluntary membership, necessary to redistribute the guests across Europe.
Another lap, another race. Last February, Chancellor Di Maio was in Libya, where, after meeting Fayez Al Serraj, he probably touched on the subject of the agreement on the Libyans on immigration. But even in this case, in the face of various aid and guarantees, migration flows have not decreased.
So we could talk aboutEuropean Union, which in words has repeatedly expressed the desire not to leave Italy alone, but has actually turned around whenever possible. In the midst of all this, the Giallorossi government continues to deny that there is a migration emergency and to sign agreements, judging by the number of new landings, which are somewhat unproductive.
