How migrants and refugees are keeping Italian village alive
Clip: 4/2/2016 | 9m 9s
Migrants, refugees keep Italian village
Starting tomorrow, the European Union plans to start sending back some of the 170,000 migrants and refugees who have made the dangerous journey by sea to Europe this year. Along another main migrant sea route from North Africa toward Italy, one small town has adopted a very friendly posture toward migrants and refugees.
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How migrants and refugees are keeping Italian village alive
Clip: 4/2/2016 | 9m 9s
Starting tomorrow, the European Union plans to start sending back some of the 170,000 migrants and refugees who have made the dangerous journey by sea to Europe this year. Along another main migrant sea route from North Africa toward Italy, one small town has adopted a very friendly posture toward migrants and refugees.
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