This is CBSI in the world. I'm John Bachelors. Tunisia, you will recall the beginning of

the so-called Arab Spring. More than a decade ago, began in Tunisia with the

devancerating of the Ben Ali dictatorship. Well, there's a new dictator in town to

read from the news about Tunisia. His name is Said. And most recently, the EU in

the person of Georgia Malone, the Prime Minister of Italy and Vandelaian, the head of the

European Commission, traveled to Tunisia to bargain with Said, the dictator of an

investment of devotion of a billion euros into Tunisia to create opportunity to

slow, at least that's the thinking, the Tunisians are seeking the EU at great

risk. Judy, the migration story dominates American political

conversation, but I don't not know if the Americans understand that migration is

a global story, global south-moving, the global north because of climate,

because of bad governance, because of the ability to get there, to travel. And the

story we have in Central America moving to the American border is a story that

Italy has and Greece has and France has moving from North Africa and Germany has

moving from North Africa or the Middle East to the European Union. Said, the

dictator in Tunisia, is he cooperating with Malone and Vandelaian? Does he want

this to be solved? He doesn't say much about it. He doesn't, he said he doesn't

want to be dictator too and Tunisia will not be the guardian and the keeper for

the Europeans. The real weakness of this deal that the EU Commission

President announced, from the line, on Sunday with the President of Tunisia and

Prime Minister of Italy, was actually quite important because they barely, they

mentioned human rights in a such a really context and the idea, they didn't say

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