Africans, stay away from Switzerland! Signed by the Swiss government.
The admonition in the form of a TV spot, hath been materialized in the homes of many African countries Tuesday, November 20 during the interval of the friendly match between Switzerland and Nigeria. An immigrant of color call to his father from a phone booth and tells him how beautiful and civilized the Swiss Confederation: actually living on the street, he does with the charity, and is persecuted by the police. An anti-foreigner campaign to discourage the arrival of more African citizens with a message that could not be more explicit: do not come from us, there is no work for everyone, you'd end up in the last round. A pack
The announcement was the emigration department, whose manager, Eduard Gnesa, told the Sonntags Blick, the newspaper People's Zurich has revealed that the case: "We have a responsibility to open their eyes to these people to realize of life that might await them. "
The populist leader, and fresh winner of the last general election, Justice Minister Christoph Blocher, has blessed the initiative: "We must demonstrate to Africans that we are not a paradise." The Swiss seem to appreciate. While 83 percent of the readers of Sonntags Blick says agree with Blocher. On blogs critical voices are mostly isolated. "Where finita la nostra identità? Se passeggio nella mia città, Biel, ho la sensazione di trovarmi in Africa. E' tempo di fermarli", scrive Bootvoll, la barca è colma, un nome che riecheggia il titolo del film del regista Markus Imhof sul mancato accoglimento di sei rifugiati politici nella neutrale Svizzera durante la Seconda Guerra Mondiale.
La disoccupazione è pressoché inesistente, ferma al 3,5 per cento, ma il governo motiva la sua campagna con le difficoltà a garantire agli immigrati di colore un regolare permesso di soggiorno, che viene concesso solo se si può vantare un impiego fisso. "La forza lavoro africana è ricercata poco o nulla" fanno notare dal dipartimento. "L'unica chance è quella di chiedere asylum, drawing a long and complicated, from which we intend to discourage them. And ours is also a way to save on the budget allocated to the refugees. "
" Thousands of Africans seeking their fortune in Europe, they drown in the Mediterranean "warns Gnesa." Although these risks were intended to warn. " The spot seems to have done school. Other European countries intend to follow the Swiss example. It seems that the EU is already collaborating with Switzerland for a broadcast on public television in Cameroon. The spot for the Congo but is almost ready .
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