that matter to you. whatever it takes believe from i'm following w, fire made for mines. ah, ah, globalization once held to be the key to piece by spreading prosperity world wide. but are more people gaining access to equal opportunities in this increasingly globalized world. global free trade profits from the unlimited movement of goods while people land their ability to work face restrictions and demand grows exponentially. the spanish agriculture industry is crying out for laborers, but not just anyone is welcome. once a month, i've done it once i have the senses seemed to hot or the full and my people keep on jumping. there was a seldom people in senegal, a facing a desperate struggle to find work and secure a future. piedmont, it's really tough here. it was. if someone would take me, i could do it right away. and people if fleeing because they a country has become a victim of global greed, give me a procedure, getting emptier prior foreign ships come and take our fish and i would, oh, did my review and meet the competition for work and migratory opportunities. the chinese firmly among the winners businesses business. they want money, the company of all that life. they don't need to attract time out those fame because china is already here. ah ah, them, i'll maria on spain. south coast is a common destination. if a irregular migration from africa, ordinary people risk their lives attempting to reach the spanish mainland via the canary islands, all more directly across the strait of gibraltar. and what are they more? does everybody, daniel column we by the number of people losing their lives in the mediterranean, makes his look bad and will be in the mediterranean, is gradually becoming one be coffin. shotuko fellow is a disgraceful fo fee esther if it's a 20 percent dublin ah, a commercial green house in 2014 the economic crisis back then created competition between migrant workers and spanish job seekers. although most of the latter soon quit the physically demanding work gentleness elario, we left off in thought that the wages a rock bottom though level the n no equal. looked at a level kiss. yeah. combined state benefits with a bit of work on the side, and then you're probably better off than working in a greenhouse in any been added with on. maria had already been suffering in exodus of native labour to biggest cities elsewhere in spain. foreign migrants filled the void for most of them home became one of the shanty towns known as chub wallace with ah, men and women from northern africa. and the sa hale region gathered on well known street corners, hoping to get work, but just a few euros. an hour the pandemic slowed the influx of migrants, but the numbers of people attempting to cross the mediterranean have risen again. i will get a little day. no, no, i didn't. they didn't. don't our mothers blessings matter for the journey. we asked if we could go them and they said yes, a lot. munoz. then we had to swim out to our boat, will it? he was pulling his backpack behind him and i held his hand the whole time. hello. hadn't gotten long enough. one in good sewland out when it took 8 days for us to reach his band with jim's when we arrived at mid day. it wasn't a nice journey, but god helped us. well, nobody got sick and nothing happened to any one until we got to 10 a reef junior on the lawn on for me. that meant p under a minion jason, a gun than you are a definite. to jump up, he was just a kid. then. the crossing was also at night with a lot of people on board. every time he had to pay when i was scared, he'd fall into the sea that god knows that i've been watching over him, noting digging renewal and you know, it takes 3 years to find a job and a residence permit. but sometimes it works out and sometimes it doesn't, don't get there. we've met people who had to wait a lot longer than that when the financial aid of you know, we just, sometimes we was so worried that we just ran out of strength and open a need for me. i'm open in the middle of anger. ha. spain's intensive agriculture sector is feeling the heat from transnational corporations. local employers exploit migrants who have to work illegally while they wait 3 years to get their work permit. the informal economy is booming. i see the letter, i the feel. gail, given it a foot up in the middle, i think the foreigners do the work that we don't want to do that, but work, that's important. if she dial by the right as well, it's work that people have to tolerate. that asked again, late gillum with the you lay, they won't until our laws permit them to do what they'd previously been doing it and then enjoy our recognition as equals gussy. good morning. what local authorities in our maria of training courses to help the migrants find work with the condition that they live and work legally own professional. they will scott 2 of them. i'm not sure whether it's 2 or 4 months. they spend actively job searching, but they do need support. we need not nationals to find work in spain, otherwise we'll lose them as well that. so what i'm and that have you had a day, a touro was born in synagogue and is currently retraining as a chef man and say now much of yourself, what your fossa, dancing on on it. i'm glad that i was in out of me and did an excellent and not about cooking skills and recipes, and we'll take some men eat we. cooked things is and taste them. it's great. you're out. i mean, well, i really enjoy my new job. it'll go more then we'll all set up on that. i 1st had to cancel my other contract before being able to work in this kitchen law. they massena exec i did your thing with them is odyssey dance? yeah, i don't think i have a residence permit under drivers license. so i mean i have a profession and i'm not waiting to get. my citizenship is feronda embryonic of what in dublin here there was was on rosalind santos, about 40 percent of our apprentices are foreigners a gordon deborah santo in probably 40 percent of those will also find a job afterwards. didn't lawful, but it adds, it are up. well, of course they'll be exception. i mean it possible it galion allah for matthew, you might have some one who doesn't apprenticeship and realizes that they don't actually like working in hospitality. lorna lost it on the ass. the hope is that people will also find work outside the farming sector. no, he in put a c p. o on the ye. the only option available when i came here was working in agricultural content to me. i had a permit for a different kind of work al will he? i've now been working here for 3 years anymore and they pay me. the nevada ah, samba arrived from senegal 11 years ago, leaving his wife and children at home. he says this apartment with other migrants, each phase $150.00 euros a month per bed. mm hm. that's not, i don't go by your, my friends all moved out except one guy people's got and even he's moving out and about to pick up his stuff. you might and then i'll be on my own. so i need to find something else. ok winter when i see took a voice a yes me i would assume this is my room e commerce. i was in a rush this morning and haven't cleaned up and i don't at isn't the way it is under don't. i'm here without my wife on record, mostly. my kids don't know me, but i should have them with me. it's tough with my family so far away gets young about glenda nobody. nobody understands how i feel concealed. i should have stayed there and gone to college. and now i have a job there, i am on the heart of this. we deal with those who are here illegally leave. in the trouble us, the authorities tolerate migrants working without documentation who need accommodation. the make shift settlements have now developed their own infrastructure and the residents invest in their new homes. but being undocumented compromises their rights to ownership and exposes them to exploitation. oh, well a day to the shower. well, here i have water out, i use this canister to get water from a tankless obama. this is where i sleep about or call me the bucky. and this is where i cook the holla. but when i go, i'll have to abandon my home. but can only the day, i built it with my own money, but the land belongs to the city because her gasoline and all that all is on a meal. so i can't get enemy. i'm not allowed to sell the house to let a company see of political if i can't get any work here. i'll go to marcia or alexander, we boy marcial, and that he can't d little gaze. usually the owners of the green houses negotiate directly with the workers. yeah, you wouldn't even but something. unfortunately, there's still a substantial underground economy. the economy actually in all sectors including agriculture, w, i in income. and hardly anyone gets an employment contract. i feel like most work is don't even own the minimum wage yet good, no say, but in some cases, not even the agreed wage. she knows how to do with people, allowing convenience instead of the negotiated standard wage of $47.00 euros per day, most a paid no more than $25.00. acquiring a work permit means 1st, securing a full time job, which makes the migrants vulnerable to exploitation. a oh quando long, i had to buy my contract to yolanda, but otherwise i wouldn't have been able to apply for a residence permit me, then it cost me 6000 your right. nearly all a fall. fact last my boss demanded that i pay the welfare contributions myself. simplistic with 350 euros pama las vegas. odessa, c. i o mercy. oh boy, i met a woman who was picking strawberries in to wells. i'm will hired as the law for i assign wilbur im in condo k one time when she was applying for a job i the boss that she would have to have sex with him as a condition heal offering god be the okay. yeah. is that going in or not a lot, it sort of thing that happens to most women working in the greenhouse is a causal up a south corner law. my yodi ideal. i'm okay. it is, it's really bad of why my dad will say somewhere much. mm. mm. in tional tional some of war hey, i wasn't scared when my father said was going to spain. yeah. because i knew the c one young one didn't v. i want to help my family a lot. that's my sole objective. so my family makes all the decisions. so that's how it is. i got a little noon europe is not keen on immigrants, while ignoring the fact that it needs them. while the e. u. s. use a policy of isolation. countries in the south of the continent desperately need labor, a fatal conflict. in the mediterranean alone, 971 migrants drowned in the 1st 6 months of 2022, while countless others remained missing. ah, he gender, my opinion on immigration policy is that people should be allowed to enter spain with a job seek of these out under. couldn't be subtle. they must get either. ah, no giving that would enable them to see what job opportunities there are and whether they can bring their families over. yvette. okay, well she, i that are why bear this is she said with ralph emilio and oh okay. well, i feel we need to allow self regulation among the migrant under a meeting then things wouldn't be as chaotic and disorganized as some people fear. who i'm english impetus in that, ah ah, to stop migration from countries such as senegal, the e u has been eager to address the root causes. european companies are partially responsible for the depletion of fish stocks and farm land that's driving people to leave their home lands. ah, fishing has become so decisive in senegal, in part because the government issued licenses to chinese and european fleets each year. however, foreign companies camps thousands of tons more than that. the me to quote is as i did going to do, did give you guys a few years getting him to you to months off. i can still remember when there were plenty of fish here near the island of got a hold of a decorative choir. what a year younger you fly with the foreign ships break the law by catching squid. for example. i don't think our president knows there were there toward the good be foreigners are only allowed to fish after 200 miles away from the coast. that's the reason for all the trouble to receive this message. and i didn't provide us with the plundering of local fish stalks, he's having a devastating impact on the livelihoods of villages along the 500 kilometer long senegalese coast. ah, my bait bay. how was it today? aren't you the captain pedo hold? i'll get come here. i need to have a quick chat with you every day. oh, oh, wow guy. but i bet you just been out there doing a good manner like an hour. and again, i say that not much luck for us today. i'm the guy you, i'm going to, the other boats got more than maybe a 100 or a 150 crates. but it was a bad day in general on database and personnel, i guess that means no money today. so yeah. what were the vis today? check, what did you get a lucky one and yup, i'm a guy who's just not enough fisher anymore on the big ships are taking or capturing bottling of off to do like the fishing industry employees, 600000 people in senegal, including crew members, hired by foreign troll is to catch fish from their own waters. c well, you see down below the new garland up li. look how small albert is. baker and how is confronted by another buddy g bottle cant officially. he had almost gotten back to shore me. napa class, all gina i probably are having today want to fishing illegally in our water, is when i was in, i got them all the yahoo. they're destroying our operations or the, and also our equipment being and they're really aggressive therefore, but a, i'm nationwide, they come from china and turkey an identical. i'm no alma, there are also journals and other white people. how many unique alex idiot moines matter, dancing about waxy, ah few fish means less food for the local population. and there are also restrictions on exports to gambia, dinny, and other neighboring countries are on those working in processing fish remains into feed are affected as well. then you won't get sampling in for that long is on what it is. the only work we have here really was in the aca listening to listening. we processed all parts of the fish, dana, ansel, everything ourselves in gap calling am from the smoked fish for a and b. when we did to the fish meal in your leaky that we export to various countries. obviously, what were you gonna be mid been the thing right now we mothers are really struggling to earn enough money to feed our families. that it's a little little family and really yeah, feeling and of course we want our children to be able to attend school. i think honestly, if you double you favorite, if a boy is one of the main points of departure for people hoping to reach spain via the canary islands, the 1st age of their journey is in a local peer oak vote. once out at sea, they transfer to lodge vessels for a treacherous journey, the coast, 600 euros. this is the family of mutton doyle, the man from senegal, who lives in al maria with his son. it's been 14 months since his wife and lava his father last saw him. you guys okay. wadhams young lawyer? yes. just fine. will your urine her door was in your hair. it's wife. go or didn't i die? i will finally get out documentation. ra. yes, we will 0, let her know did please do while dumas norman unworkable. editorial but lava doesn't just miss his son or your s one was gum november told ramos my daughter left to she got married in italy. we're i'm with some people get lucky. others don't, then i'll rotunda things are improving. ha, monitors young and can earn money by us. but i told him to take his child with him . good morning mr. senegal is facing the exodus of an entire generation and people who have nothing left to lose have less to fear. he moved at the beginning between under a lot of people think life is better in europe, but that's just fantasy and you can put, you know, some people have died while others made it. thank god, yet to hear you, how you somebody out of my 2 brothers dead, but they're out of work and have been there for 18 months now. now will se monumental mother guardian and i'm think i am glean unit compared to fugitive. we wouldn't have to leave if we were earning as much as we're used to. but the fishing business is history. in 2006, i almost left on a boat for europe. the bit now. no book with you, don't look. and there were people ready to set sail in 2021 to thought that is, but i thought it was best to stay home. you know what? i don't if i liked the idea at 1st, but not any more. she just, you the cruise on the big foreign ships have been stealing at fisherman's equipment, new armed license. they have more rights than we do. not americans rebel gra, need actually. while my low yeah. going aqua of issa. yeah, good. now i've been dreaming of going to europe for years, spending money that and investing it here because life, so tough love for young people are going there because you can. and so much more you, buddy did, which is everyone who left wants to come back to help their parents back home if things were okay. yeah, nobody would head off to europe. it's really tough here. it's really tough here. if someone would take me, i'd go right away, he's with the lawyer with a place to look. it's only animated. well, the senegalese government insists it is not to blame for the read of all, but he sees a colorado a fact. so they put the olympic 1st and on the dwindling fish docs are a global phenomenon. most of the species are being completely over fished. so i'm plant s, but also what should explaining to p daily dues. we stopped issuing additional licenses for small fishing, brussels and 2012 looked what the subtleties. also dominga other in the ministry has an awarded a license for industrial fishing since april 20. 20. i think. why? but let me start. ah. the pressure on fisheries is in part a result of developments in senegal, bombing sector, 70 percent of the overall population depends on agriculture for their livelihood, but floods, erosion, and droughts. now plague the country, thanks to climate change. fertile farm land is gradually drawing up and being lost to degradation. and of the agricultural land that is available, local farmers have only limited access. senegal itself is supporting the sale of its own agricultural industry. you guys, you, you know how to move to not to not considered by the senegalese government, provided multinational concerns like fruit da da must say with hundreds of heck as of land you probably should. there are greenhouses, they're bigger than anything i've ever seen in your user. 5 stories high, you say freestone, so i to have to stay. they produce fruit and vegetable that are exported directly from the new st. louis and port to paris, london, and so on long didn't. so i to export it yet it ah, g brill, cham works for a swiss 8 agency and is familiar with the interdependency of farming, fishing and migration. sale from the men land grabbing as a global phenomenon. those are the authentic. according to senegalese studies, it's mainly moroccan companies that are currently here. but we shouldn't forget that other countries are also involved once he sold it. it's a vicious cycle. unable to feed their families, farmers without land, a turning to fishing. more fishes means more competition for the dwindling stocks of fish. the pressure on those who live from subsistence fishing grows further, while the plundering of local waters by asian and european deep sea fleets continues unabated destroying livelihoods within nets vision via down affected lavish. it's not just money that lose young people to fishing foster. it's also because the si offers direct access to europe. it is their gateway to migration that in aggressive when the number of senegalese working abroad with a legally or illegally is estimated at 2 and a half to 3000000 who according to the central bank of west african states, immigrants sent over one and a half 1000000000 euros back home in 2017 alone many graduates and other skilled workers also want to go to europe and that brain drain is further weakening, senegal, economic and scientific competitiveness. ali yon has a law degree and she has an appointment with some students. he wants to leave as soon as he can in fall more cuz it is in for muscle yadi buckle. they said out from morocco in gray inflatable bus. but i need to find a job before i can go to morocco. cuz my brothers and my parents are helping me buy the boat crossing is really expensive because it costs 1200000 west african francs . she's just right now, my parents are helping, despite the journey being dangerous, the ship, me, i need help because without a job, i can't earn any money. and as you're palazzo, i'm about to body covered. i leon doesn't think he would be able to work as a lawyer in senegal says easier by mouth. fan sanker, i did all the to climb as a college, but i didn't get a doctorate to the line. i spent a lot of years studying sack and now i don't want to lose even more time or should it be the top truck i label been worried when she left back was a she come from. i'm completely demoralized. if it went from my belief in god and the prophet searing. tuba, i'd kill myself, you know the pathway. i do a profit. i said in cuba, selim officially, that's the only reason why not good news, but otherwise she suicide would be the obvious option for the press. good. he's gone. list spain, then germany, even though the 32 year old does not expect to get a warm welcome there. to balaban, who can you imagine? i want to earn money there and also gain some experience. in germany, i can earn at least 50 years in today's monday, august. here you have to work 15 or 20 days to and maybe 25 euros in escrow, kansas, one of friends who fuqua's in their lives. fence anglo apple pay don't. hopefully i'll be able to find a job in germany that earns me at least 30 euros a day to put on it. that would be great. all families happen then. i could come back and use that money and my diploma is to find a job here, particularly a diploma man. no more. we live in a globalized world, and one in the world is a global village. another europeans can come here here, and i can go over there. she washes, you've got a nip. i've got nothing against the europeans here. see another fam, and when i get to europe, maybe people there will hate me and they won't kill me, or homie, i'm afraid she would teach up on a pallet, may continence have been connected to centuries on to lead to be dcx companies that have been the europeans come here, we go to them about it's god's will yuki out when you hear me. hello the lies. ation is also a competition all be at one way and not everyone is allowed to compete. and europe is very selective when it comes to immigration with entry typically granted only to those who can afford it. madrid for example, is home to $65000.00 chinese, i believe is growth from the community. but we need to track on our community history because the 1st members came during a piece li, used to have a restaurant. and of course, the best place to have listed on is in big cities. so we started the, my read matter owner. and then the 2nd line city my trip is attractive is because my trades quite open the see from the government sense. there will come the business there will come investment. and also people are quite international life more than the other area. and china also has lots of products to offer. so this is just to open up the world looks as a historic and china one's own opportunity to develop without limitations. like you'd have. there were 2 ninty, one or 2 centuries ago. no time erica and china was to have his own that the chinese immigrants are a self confident community. they are equally as ambitious as their homeland. ah, if you look at historically, i mean in the last 4000 years, china was many times in the top of the world. so i think the west, who would also need to trust that the chinese way also works. and it's not a matter of my ways better than your way the new feel corrode if caught one balte and one road initiative. and this came in 2013. and now there is, the train is called the wall all the way go from china to here, you know, going through all europe and to here. so this is also one more way to get close to china and fame. ah, way dean runs china fm. a madrid based radio station that serves the chinese diaspora on today, he's visiting the chinese commercial estate. cobo car is a very big, numerous called, i think, is the biggest market a graceful professionals in all the sol solved europe, my spanish friends who came from the, for some of the all impressed with all their names in chinese or for the shelf companies and all these people moving the big this is the very good business here. ah, ah, all the facilities came in the seventy's. we have history of 40 or 50 years. so we are still in most to pick a pos of the chinese communities during this 1st generation. they don't speak very low language as they are not so adapted integrated to the spanish community. oh, so they need information about spin information about my ring base because all these news affecting your business, your lives. that's why i studied with the radio and to give the company to the people. i didn't see it so much as a business. i see, it was necessary to feel for our people. kobuck i year is a microcosm of china's global trade philosophy is this is our economy all grows. ition, for example, china, you're selling lies products and cheap products. for example, many kisses to spend suspense. people are benefit with this cheap and nice products . they can save money, his money can being best eat or to buying other things or doing some reform late. he's home or all kind of stuff. for china, globalization means identifying demand covering the market and manufacturing products quickly and cheaply. china knows what it wants and is efficient. i think in spain, the over at over business or industry. the so was develop. so it is more china doing business in spain than the spain doing business in china. because we don't have this kind of quarter of business and we don't know how to do it. shown shane hugh is the founder of video tick and a son of chinese immigrants. the company specializes in security and surveillance technology and has a workforce of $200.00 each cameras and alarm systems are made in china, but sold all around the world. 20 years ago when i started to, to travel to china and then to korea who what i couldn't understand is in asia, everybody works very hard. yeah. very fast. you go back to europe and everybody's kind of preach. they don't have this long game for more money. they have a lot of free time, and i want to decades has passed. now we have the answer. they are greek. now we are not so much hold. oh no, you don't want to look to it. i will be chinese for mess all my life. the oh, so cmc, we happened to my children. they were bull, i'm span, they were grew up in spell, in lieu me go to study in england, religious days, or china. yes. they can get the good things from both countries, a little l l. this should have international mentality. this is a way to do business, is it is a ship in a future. ah, globalization is hardly a recipe for equal opportunity. and europe is failing to recognize the economic potential and necessity of organized immigration while ignoring its economic dependence on foreign workers. ah no that i got ami us have us up and he's, i mean, think ink in our economic system depends on there being no restrictions on. capitol people not on the same applies to the flow of workers. there's the big demand for labor economy, and that demand will. she cannot be held by a friend that lynette this. he, that immigration has been a key factor in europe's prosperity. but it's also missing an opportunity to make borders in this globalized world more human and give immigration a fair and lasting chance. good. like to read on the history of human kind is a history of migrations. and brilliant cabinet has never been such a thing as solid and stable cultural identities, lasting forever velaz parallel data, meet up and deliver it to an important aspect of our history has also been how we've continually adapted and reinvented ourselves. he right, been done on a continuum in there. it's a me, so that's also something that can be attributed to migration that the fuel me, that audio i she's 100 percent in africa. futuristic design. a brand new, a leading a fashion, revolution subculture, with a strong connection to the company and identity of africa. i am free back in 30 minutes on d. w. ah, with a lender contrast of ambitions of inequality. 75 years ago. oh, my god, be peacefully led the country to independence. full of ideals. what is remained of his vision? what's the status of human rights and social justice in what's called the world's largest democracy? a head it is the pulpit tour unleash on long violet boss. and re imagine these 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