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Ok, sono indietro, quindi vi propongo una notizia vecchia di un paio di giorni. Ho trovato su Repubblica, qui, il report di Transatlantic Trend 2009 sull'immigrazione.

Se volete sapere qualcosina di più sull'attività di questi potete guardare questo sito.

In breve, il rapporto non è tanto sull'immigrazione (chi va dove, come e perchè) ma sull'accoglienza e la percezione degli immigrati nei vari paesi.
Nel report ci sono tutte le considerazioni dei loro sondaggi e dei piccoli riquadri per ogni nazione europea.
Questo è quello dell'Italia.

SUPPORT FOR IMMIGRANTS’ LOCAL VOTING RIGHTS
Italy was among the countries that were most supportive when asked if legal immigrants “should have the right to vote in local government elections”; 53% of respondents were in favor. The Italian constitution currently grants the right to vote only to citizens, but the issue of giving similar rights to noncitizens was already brought to public attention in 2002 by politician
Gianfranco Fini, leader of the National Alliance, when he co-sponsored a new immigration law with Umberto Bossi, head of the Northern League.
In his original proposal, Fini suggested extending local voting rights to legal immigrants who had resided in Italy for at least six years, arguing that it was time to give immigrants who work and pay taxes in Italy the right of administrative voting. This proposition was met with
criticism by coalition partner Bossi, who argued that voting is a privilege that should be reserved for citizens.
The Bossi-Fini Act was eventually implemented without any local voting concessions for immigrants. Fini later reiterated his proposal, thus reopening the discussion anew. Again, conservatives voiced criticism, declaring that this was not in line with public opinion. Silvio
Berlusconi eventually closed the case, saying that giving voting rights to immigrants was not part of the government’s agenda. Nevertheless, several years later, the majority of Italian respondents in this survey seemed to be in favor of Fini’s ideas.
COUNTRY PROFILE: ITALY
Immigrant population in Italy 3,432,651
Immigrant share of overall population 6%
Source: Istituto Nazionale di Statistica 2009, data for 2008 IMMIGRATION STATISTICS

Questa mi sembra quasi una prova che la deriva "fascista" del nostro paese sia più nell'espressione politica di questa destra, che nelle intenzioni dei suoi elettori. A questo punto, bisognerebbe che questi stessi elettori dicessero, prima di tutto a se stessi, da che parte stanno.....

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