Christian Science Monitor / Yahoo News: African passage to Europe: two brothers, two paths, two struggles - The Invasion of Spain, etc - "Their plight has become a political lightning rod, with the rise of far-right, anti-immigrant parties in Europe at a time of record unemployment." (Of course If you are European opposed to being invaded, you are, by definition, according to the Multicultural Marxist Media, "far-right" and "anti-immigrant." People who invade other nations are not "immigrants," but illegal invaders. Most invaders invade other nations to obtain resources belonging to others. It is as if our nonsensical media were saying that the Mongol hordes should have been welcomed into Europe because all those impoverished invaders had to gallop hundreds of miles over hills and valleys, getting saddle sores and such, just seeking a better life.)

African passage to Europe: two brothers, two paths, two struggles


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Two brothers from Senegal sought a better life in Europe. Only one of them made it. But their experiences highlight the pressure on European governments to fairly tackle illegal immigration.

Ibrahima Yalou and Abdou Ndiaye are half brothers from a small town in central Senegal. Tall, strong, and bearing the same wide smile, they grew up sleeping in the same bed. Both left home to escape poverty, traveling by land across three countries with the hope of eventually making it to Europe. After multiple attempts at crossing from Morocco into Spain, only one of them has made it in.

It was not until his sixth attempt – or “strike,” as they are called – that Mr. Yalou made it to Spanish soil. Under the cover of night, he rowed across the border in an inflatable dingy with 18 others ...

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