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The New Migrant Workers

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Rating
NR
Duration
30m
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Indigenius

About

People are forming queues outside African consulates in Lisbon, more and more Portuguese are trying to find work in the former colonies, whilst at home the situation is hopeless. In Spain too, mass emigration has begun. Above all, there are young academics who are thronging to other EU countries and also trying their luck in South America or Africa. None of them wants to describe himself as an economic refugee or even as a guest worker. The connotations of these terms have been far too negative since Europe became a continent of immigration in the 1960s. This documentary examines the incipient change of direction in the flows of migration and finds that the doors to the economic boom countries on other continents are by no means as wide open to Europeans as they were in centuries gone by.

Related Subjects

  • Documentary

Extended Details

  • Closed CaptionsEnglish

    Artists

    Julieta RudichDirector