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Many of these were Italians now being diverted from France . But Italy itself was
becoming more prosperous and its workers were more likely to stay at home -
and the Spanish and Portuguese workers , too , began to find more opportunities
in ...
Many of these were Italians now being diverted from France . But Italy itself was
becoming more prosperous and its workers were more likely to stay at home -
and the Spanish and Portuguese workers , too , began to find more opportunities
in ...
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Italy in the past has been relatively open to immigration , but in recent years has
been tightening its controls . A new law in 1990 obliged illegal immigrants to
register their presence or risk expulsion . Around 220,000 did so - accounting for
the ...
Italy in the past has been relatively open to immigration , but in recent years has
been tightening its controls . A new law in 1990 obliged illegal immigrants to
register their presence or risk expulsion . Around 220,000 did so - accounting for
the ...
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... population increase 25-26 refugees 4 slave trade 9-10 use of remittances 126
see also North Africa ; sub - Saharan Africa African - Asians see East African
Asians Africans in Brazil 221 in Canada 181 in Italy 204 , 205 , 206 in Norway
102 in ...
... population increase 25-26 refugees 4 slave trade 9-10 use of remittances 126
see also North Africa ; sub - Saharan Africa African - Asians see East African
Asians Africans in Brazil 221 in Canada 181 in Italy 204 , 205 , 206 in Norway
102 in ...
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