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This is CBS, I Am the World, I'm John Bashley. To Italy, to Lorenzo Fiori of the Anselga

Foundation in Siena, to comment on a story that's overwhelming the Mediterranean Basin.

For example, Pope Francis is said to be visiting Marseille to make announcements about welcoming,

welcoming Mediterranean and welcoming migrants from North Africa. But the numbers right now

are overwhelming everyone in all governences of the European Union, so much so that the Guardian

newspaper has a headline saying that migration could be, quote, a dissolving force for the European

Union. This is a quote from a senior diplomat in the European Union. All countries are challenged

by the migration coming from North Africa and from the Middle East, but no country is more

challenged than Italy. Lorenzo, a very good European to you, I see the numbers about Lampedusa,

the small island part of the Sicilian chain. There are 6,000 permanent residents on Lampedusa,

70 kilometers, I believe, from the Tunisian coast. There are now, according to this report,

10,000 migrants on Lampedusa. What is to be done? Your Prime Minister says something must be done

because Italy's overwhelmed with migration. What is the rest of the European Union doing to help

Italy? Good evening to you. Good evening, John. Good evening to all the radio listeners.

Well, let me tell you that the situation in Europe is very complicated. There is no agreement at all

across all the European countries. What they are doing is trying to defend themselves alone

in their own individual position and leaving Italy alone, welcoming so many migrants to the extent

that right now in the center in Lampedusa, which is a little island, 70 kilometers far from

the Tunisian coast, as you said. The population is much less than 6 stars, so we have

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