
"Learning the Italian language and culture, accompanying young people and adults who come to our territory to become citizens, means building the city together." This is what Sergio Mattarella said yesterday in Milan, just as Giorgia Meloni's 'Albania' operation is starting, a 'different voice' from that of the prime minister in this case.
Government ships are reaching the centers in Shengjin and Gjadër, which will have to hold the transferred immigrants and the head of state declares that: "Welcome and solidarity are the basis of our coexistence".
Because "Italian history consists of emigration and migration. Thirty million Italians went abroad last century. Six million live outside their country."
"New view and other voices: Whoever welcomes it, respects the Constitution. "You work for the Republic", says Franko Verga to the leaders of the Immigrant Orientation Center.
[...] "New perspectives and other voices", the president appreciates. "They no longer come from the South, but from Ukraine, from the Balkans, from other continents, also burdened with unstable conditions."
Sergio Mattarella recalls the tasks set by the Constitution for the welcome: "Providing the means for the education of immigrants, to support them in the search for a home and a job.", the president appreciates. "They no longer come from the South, but from Ukraine, from the Balkans, from other continents, also burdened with unstable conditions."
Integrate, don't reject! Because if the immigrant feels welcome, he respects his place of arrival. Franco Verga, Catholic, was born into an immigrant family. It is the Milan of the Humanitarian Society, of the charity cup, of the daily bread, of the Opera Cardinal Ferrari and now of the Angels of the City.
"Milan la ga el cor an man", says Mattarella in the Milanese dialect. Milan has its heart on its 'sleeve'. And he sings the glory of his deepest soul. It became what it became, thanks to many southerners who went their own way and became more Lombard than the Lombards. And that's a lesson for today.
"Because it's not the artifacts, it's not the buildings that make a city. It is the people". There is no need to fear regular immigration. We must welcome intelligent humanity. Make them citizens who respect our rules. "New arrivals mean new dynamism and social participation". / Adapt Pamphlet
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