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  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018620.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018615.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018610.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018611.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018609.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018608.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018607.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018606.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018600.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018619.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018618.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018617.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018616.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018614.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018613.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018612.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018604.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018605.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018602.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018603.jpg
  • Bairro do Iraque, Iraq slum, is located in the north of Portugal. Until the late 90’ this 100 persons community of gypsies lived moving from village to village working in basketry, utensils for horses and other small jobs. With the end of traditional agriculture also their traditional way of life finished.<br />
When the TV news were full of images from the second invasion of Irak, this community was expelled from the center of town moved to an old German mine of tungsten transformed in construction materials dump, abandoned in the Second World War- know now as Iraq slum.<br />
The old structures are occupied and fixed with the recycled materials from the dump. Electricity is stolen from public electric poles; light just appearing after the sun goes down in the horizon. The members of the community live from social metal scavenging, farm work, raising animals for selling and the social security check.<br />
The walls of the shelters are not enough for protecting these families from the cold and wind.
    h_00018601.jpg
  • A young man takes a break on the fence of his corn field in Guaimaca, Honduras. Most of the villagers are farmers or work in the lumber industry.  Honduras is considered the third poorest country in the Western Hemisphere (Haiti, Nicaragua). With over 50% of the population living below the poverty line and 28% unemployed, Hondurans frequently turn to illegal immigration as a solution to their desperate situation. The Department of Homeland Security has noted an 95% increase in illegal immigrants coming from Honduras between 2000 and 2009, the largest increase of any country.
    h_00012410.jpg
  • Men work collecting rock that will be made into plaster in the mountain above Carrefour, Haiti.  With over 2/3 of the country unemployed, jobs are far and few between, giving people no choices in what they have to do.
    h_00009121.jpg
  • A man making his way to the edge of the mountain by tap tap is reflected in the sunshade.  Many mountain people work during the day in Carrefour and then are dropped off at the edge of the mountain and walk the rest of the way up.  Sometimes over two hours each way daily.
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  • a Vincenzo Rusciano artwork.<br />
<br />
The protagonist of this work it is, at the same time, the main absent: the man.<br />
The man in his social and communal dimension.<br />
The contexts designed and arranged to encourage communication, play, participation, respect, sharing, skills development, become no  - places unable to perform their function. <br />
The silent nature appears the only creature really and irreducibly faithful to the vocation involved in its essence.<br />
Their state of neglect, decay times, recalls the waiver insane man / citizen called, by its nature, to express themselves and build.<br />
The only faces represented are those mediated by the eye of the artist: a film, a stone statue .. as if to say that the true humanity still exists only in the eyes of those who seek beauty.
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  • Miners having a pause from work at Ulan Bulac mining site. Project about illegal gold mining in Mongolia where people from different backgrounds spend their summer and late summer trying to find minerals to get extra money for their lives.
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  • This photograph is part of a body of work about Lisbon, feelings, affections and loneliness. Is about a city depressed by the crisis, but even so, tolerant and cosmopolitan. This part of Lisbon, with his deep character, where local people meets foreigners and alternative ways of life mixes with shamefaced poverty, is sublime by its peculiar light.
    h_00017053.jpg
  • Cristina Andrade is one of the founders of the movement called FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Cristina Andrade is a psychologist and worked with “recibo verde” for a state employment centre. Thanks to the movement the centre have employed her with a determined time contract
    h_00012252.jpg
  • Adriano Campos is one of the activists of FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Adriano Campos worked for years with recibo verde for a call centre, now he as a time determined contract.
    h_00012251.jpg
  • Cristina Andrade is one of the founders of the movement called FERVE. This is a Portuguese  movement aimed to denounce the improper use of green invoices (?Recibos Verdes?) and to press institutions about the rights of people working with green invoices <br />
(?recibos verdes?) regiment. Cristina Andrade is a psychologist and worked with green invoices (?recibos verdes?) for a state employment center. Thanks to the movement the center  employed her with a determined time contract
    h_00012250.jpg
  • Adriano Campos is one of the activists of FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Adriano Campos worked for years with recibo verde for a call centre, now he as a time determined contract.
    h_00012249.jpg
  • Cristina Andrade is one of the founders of the movement called FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Cristina Andrade is a psychologist and worked with “recibo verde” for a state employment centre. Thanks to the movement the centre have employed her with a determined time contract
    h_00012248.jpg
  • Cristina Andrade is one of the founders of the movement called FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Cristina Andrade is a psychologist and worked with “recibo verde” for a state employment centre. Thanks to the movement the centre have employed her with a determined time contract
    h_00012246.jpg
  • Adriano Campos is one of the activists of FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Adriano Campos worked for years with recibo verde for a call centre, now he as a time determined contract.
    h_00012245.jpg
  • Adriano Campos is one of the activists of FERVE. This is a Portuguese  movement aimed to denounce the improper use of green invoices (?Recibos Verdes?) and to press institutions about the rights of people working with green invoices (?recibos verdes?) regiment. Adriano Campos worked during some years with squeme  for a call center, now he as a time determined contract.
    h_00012242.jpg
  • Cristina Andrade is one of the founders of the movement called FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Cristina Andrade is a psychologist and worked with “recibo verde” for a state employment centre. Thanks to the movement the centre have employed her with a determined time contract
    h_00012241.jpg
  • Cristina Andrade is one of the founders of the movement called FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Cristina Andrade is a psychologist and worked with “recibo verde” for a state employment centre. Thanks to the movement the centre have employed her with a determined time contract
    h_00012240.jpg
  • Cristina Andrade is one of the founders of the movement called FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Cristina Andrade is a psychologist and worked with “recibo verde” for a state employment centre. Thanks to the movement the centre have employed her with a determined time contract
    h_00012238.jpg
  • Adriano Campos is one of the activists of FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Adriano Campos worked for years with recibo verde for a call centre, now he as a time determined contract.
    h_00012239.jpg
  • Cristina Andrade is one of the founders of the movement called FERVE. This is a Portuguese movement aimed to denounce the improper use of green invoices (?Recibos Verdes?) and to press institutions about the rights of people working with green invoices (?recibos verdes?) regiment. Cristina Andrade is a psychologist and worked with green invoices (?recibos verdes?) for a state employment center. Thanks to the movement the center employed her with a determined time contract
    h_00012237.jpg
  • Daniel Silva is a journalist working in the radio of University of Minho. He is working with green invoices ("recibos verdes") and he hopes  the radio soon can offer him a regular contract.
    h_00012233.jpg
  • Cristina Andrade is one of the founders of the movement called FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Cristina Andrade is a psychologist and worked with “recibo verde” for a state employment centre. Thanks to the movement the centre have employed her with a determined time contract
    h_00012231.jpg
  • Daniel Silva is a journalist working for the Minho University Radio. He is working with green receipt (recibo verde) and he hope that the radio will soon offer to him a regular contract
    h_00012225.jpg
  • Daniel Silva is a journalist working for the Minho University Radio. He is working with green receipt (recibo verde) and he hope that the radio will soon offer to him a regular contract
    h_00012222.jpg
  • Daniel Silva is a journalist working for the Minho University Radio. He is working with green receipt (recibo verde) and he hope that the radio will soon offer to him a regular contract
    h_00012221.jpg
  • Daniel Silva is a journalist working for the Minho University Radio. He is working with green receipt (recibo verde) and he hope that the radio will soon offer to him a regular contract
    h_00012220.jpg
  • Adriano Campos is one of the activists of FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Adriano Campos worked for years with recibo verde for a call centre, now he as a time determined contract.
    h_00012219.jpg
  • Daniel Silva is a journalist working for the Minho University Radio. He is working with green receipt (recibo verde) and he hope that the radio will soon offer to him a regular contract
    h_00012217.jpg
  • Adriano Campos is one of the activists of FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Adriano Campos worked for years with recibo verde for a call centre, now he as a time determined contract.
    h_00012218.jpg
  • Cristina Andrade is one of the founders of the movement called FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Cristina Andrade is a psychologist and worked with “recibo verde” for a state employment centre. Thanks to the movement the centre have employed her with a determined time contract
    h_00012216.jpg
  • Daniel Silva is a journalist working for the Minho University Radio. He is working with green receipt (recibo verde) and he hope that the radio will soon offer to him a regular contract
    h_00012214.jpg
  • Daniel Silva is a journalist working for the Minho University Radio. He is working with green receipt (recibo verde) and he hope that the radio will soon offer to him a regular contract
    h_00012213.jpg
  • Cristina Andrade is one of the founders of the movement called FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Cristina Andrade is a psychologist and worked with “recibo verde” for a state employment centre. Thanks to the movement the centre have employed her with a determined time contract
    h_00012247.jpg
  • Adriano Campos is one of the activists of FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Adriano Campos worked for years with recibo verde for a call centre, now he as a time determined contract.
    h_00012244.jpg
  • Cristina Andrade is one of the founders of the movement called FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Cristina Andrade is a psychologist and worked with “recibo verde” for a state employment centre. Thanks to the movement the centre have employed her with a determined time contract
    h_00012243.jpg
  • Adriano Campos is one of the activists of FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Adriano Campos worked for years with recibo verde for a call centre, now he as a time determined contract.
    h_00012236.jpg
  • Cristina Andrade is one of the founders of the movement called FERVE. This is Portuguese  movement aimed to denounce the improper use green invoices (?Recibos Verdes?) and to press institutions about the rights of people working with green invoices   (?recibos verdes?) regiment. Cristina Andrade is a psychologist and worked with green invoices (?recibo verdes?) for a state employment center. Thanks to the movement the center employed her with a determined time contract
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  • Cristina Andrade is one of the founders of the movement called FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Cristina Andrade is a psychologist and worked with “recibo verde” for a state employment centre. Thanks to the movement the centre have employed her with a determined time contract
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  • Adriano Campos is one of the activists of FERVE. FERVE is movement aimed to denounce the improper use of the “Recibos Verde” and to stress institutions about the rights of the worker working under “recibos verdes” regimen. Adriano Campos worked for years with recibo verde for a call centre, now he as a time determined contract.
    h_00012215.jpg
  • José Almeida worked as a part time worker for Unicenter, a company that organize informatic and english courses for seconday school students. The company instead made a contract to him imposed the green receipt (recibo verde)regimen. He was doing telemarketing to convince clients to attend to the courses. Today he quit the job and he denounce the company to the national date protection commision and he is suiting the company at the labour court.
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  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. duringthe long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (sicily) to Milan (Lombardia). a boy in the station Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    024.jpg
  • Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    Text_exp_823.pdf
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. duringthe long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (sicily) to Milan (Lombardia). a boy in the station Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
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  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. A man smoke <br />
during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia) Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
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  • exp 823 Freccia del sud. The long journey from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lomardia) 24 hours of journay. a boy during the travel Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    008.jpg
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. People sleep during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia) Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    007.jpg
  • José Almeida worked as a part time worker for Unicenter, a company that organize informatic and english courses for seconday school students. The company instead made a contract to him imposed the green receipt (recibo verde)regimen. He was doing telemarketing to convince clients to attend to the courses. Today he quit the job and he denounce the company to the national date protection commision and he is suiting the company at the labour court.
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  • José Almeida worked as a part time worker for Unicenter, a company that organize informatic and english courses for seconday school students. The company instead made a contract to him imposed the green receipt (recibo verde)regimen. He was doing telemarketing to convince clients to attend to the courses. Today he quit the job and he denounce the company to the national date protection commision and he is suiting the company at the labour court.
    h_00012258.jpg
  • José Almeida worked as a part time worker for Unicenter, a company that organize informatic and english courses for seconday school students. The company instead made a contract to him imposed the green receipt (recibo verde)regimen. He was doing telemarketing to convince clients to attend to the courses. Today he quit the job and he denounce the company to the national date protection commision and he is suiting the company at the labour court.
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  • José Almeida worked  in part time  for Unicenter, a company that organizes informatic and english courses for secundary  High schools. This  company did not make any contract  and instead imposed him the green invoices ("recibos verdes") regiment. He was doing telemarketing to convince clients to attend  the courses. Today he quit the job and denounced the company to the national data protection commission and sued the company in the labour court.
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  • José Almeida worked as a part time worker for Unicenter, a company that organize informatic and english courses for seconday school students. The company instead made a contract to him imposed the green receipt (recibo verde)regimen. He was doing telemarketing to convince clients to attend to the courses. Today he quit the job and he denounce the company to the national date protection commision and he is suiting the company at the labour court.
    h_00012255.jpg
  • José Almeida worked  in part time  for Unicenter, a company that organizes informatic and english courses for secundary  High schools. This  company did not make any contract  and instead imposed him the green invoices ("recibos verdes") regiment. He was doing telemarketing to convince clients to attend  the courses. Today he quit the job and denounced the company to the national data protection commission and sued the company in the labour court.
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  • Juliana Kleinubing is a mother who works as an independent assurance agent. She is one among many other workers using  green invoices ("Recibos Verdes").
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  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia). Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    023.jpg
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. People sleep during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia) Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
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  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia). Messina seaport (sicily) Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    020.JPG
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia). Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    021.jpg
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. A man smoke <br />
during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia). for the crossing of Messina sea the train transship Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    019.JPG
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. <br />
during the long journay (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia). for the crossing of Messina sea the train transship Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    018.JPG
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. People sleep during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia) Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    017.jpg
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. A man smoke <br />
during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia). Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    016.jpg
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. <br />
during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia). Caserta station Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    015.jpg
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. People during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia) Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    014.jpg
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. People during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia) Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    013.jpg
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. People  during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia) Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    011.jpg
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. People sleep during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia) Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    012.jpg
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud.During the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia) Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    010.jpg
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. People sleep during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia) Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    006.jpg
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. People sleep during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia) Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    005.jpg
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. People sleep during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia) Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    004.jpg
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. People sleep during the long journey (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia) Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    001.jpg
  • EXP 823 Freccia del sud. during the long journay (24 hours) from Agrigento (Sicily) to Milan (Lombardia). a rudimental bag Because of the severe economic crisis that is crossing the Italy south, many workers, including many fathers, are forced to emigrate to the north Italy to look for jobs at the factory.<br />
The wife and children remain in the south Italy, and every friday night depart trains from the north to south are full of men that come back at home for the weekend.<br />
The only trains that are cheap are the night trains.<br />
The train “exp 823 Freccia del Sud” was one of them.<br />
It is the train journey with the longest working in Italy, it covers nearly 1600 km separating Milan (Lombardy, north Italy) from Agrigento (Sicily- south Italy) in approximately 24 hours.<br />
The internal migration in Italy is for the ruling class a normal social life in Italy.<br />
To these workers, in the country's total indifference, Italy owes much.
    003.jpg
  • Harvesting olives near Villafranca de los Barros, Badajoz province, Extremadura region, Spain . The WAY OF SAINT JAMES or CAMINO DE SANTIAGO following the Silver Way, between Seville and Astorga, SPAIN. Tradition says that the body and head of St. James, after his execution circa. 44 AD, was taken by boat from Jerusalem to Santiago de Compostela. The Cathedral built to keep the remains has long been regarded as important as Rome and Jerusalem in terms of Christian religious significance, a site worthy to be a pilgrimage destination for over a thousand years. In addition to people undertaking a religious pilgrimage, there are many travellers and hikers who nowadays walk the route for non-religious reasons: travel, sport, or simply the challenge of weeks of walking in a foreign land. In Spain there are many different paths to reach Santiago. The three main ones are the French, the Silver and the Coastal or Northern Way. The pilgrimage was named one of UNESCO's World Heritage Sites in 1993. When there is a Holy Compostellan Year (whenever July 25 falls on a Sunday; the next will be 2010) the Galician government's Xacobeo tourism campaign is unleashed once more. Last Compostellan year was 2004 and the number of pilgrims increased to almost 200.000 people.
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  • Peasant harvesting grass. Galicia . Spain . The WAY OF SAINT JAMES or CAMINO DE SANTIAGO following the French Route, between Saint Jean Pied de Port and Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, SPAIN. Tradition says that the body and head of St. James, after his execution circa. 44 AD, was taken by boat from Jerusalem to Santiago de Compostela. The Cathedral built to keep the remains has long been regarded as important as Rome and Jerusalem in terms of Christian religious significance, a site worthy to be a pilgrimage destination for over a thousand years. In addition to people undertaking a religious pilgrimage, there are many travellers and hikers who nowadays walk the route for non-religious reasons: travel, sport, or simply the challenge of weeks of walking in a foreign land. In Spain there are many different paths to reach Santiago. The three main ones are the French, the Silver and the Coastal or Northern Way. The pilgrimage was named one of UNESCO's World Heritage Sites in 1993. When there is a Holy Compostellan Year (whenever July 25 falls on a Sunday; the next will be 2010) the Galician government's Xacobeo tourism campaign is unleashed once more. Last Compostellan year was 2004 and the number of pilgrims increased to almost 200.000 people.
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  • Glazed Tile featuring Don Quixote - ANTEQUERA - Malaga province - Andalusia region - Spain. Route by train after the steps of Washington Irving, romantic American writer who travelled in 1829 from Seville to Granada, where he wrote 'Tales of the Alhambra'. Fascinated by the wealth and exoticism of the Spanish-Muslim civilization, Irving was responsible, along with the French writers of the 19th century, for the romantic image of Al-Andalus. Alberto Paredes / 4SEE
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  • Anabela at her room.<br />
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Anabela and Carlos, a  middle-class couple, are facing a new stage in their life with early retirement situation, learning and adapting to new schedules, new rituals, new interests and above all the desire to take advantage of this new reality.<br />
Photo Credit: Pedro Nunes/4SEE
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  • Idalina Moita dismantle the sharcoal stove . In the village of Pilado in the county of Marinha Grande, sharcoal production goes back to the sixth century, always executed by women, today due to unemployment, men are taking the responsability for this handicraft industry. Sharcoal is used as an alternative  power, most of all to grill.Paulo Cunha/4see
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  • Lisbon strike. Over 150,000 Portuguese marched against planned tax hikes that have shattered the consensus behind austerity imposed by an EU/IMF bailout.
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  • Lisbon strike. Over 150,000 Portuguese marched against planned tax hikes that have shattered the consensus behind austerity imposed by an EU/IMF bailout.
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  • Lisbon strike. Over 150,000 Portuguese marched against planned tax hikes that have shattered the consensus behind austerity imposed by an EU/IMF bailout.
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