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For most young African want to leave their countries at all costs to Europe?
Mauritania, a country in West Africa away from Europe, became the springboard for the latest would-be migrants desperate to reach Europe. They travel by Boat for three days and nights to cover the 500 kilometers of coastline throughout Mauritania to the Canary Islands, which is Spanish soil. Once in the Canaries, across the Union before them
The quality of life here is not is the same as the quality of life in Europe. I am a volunteer in The Gambia. Like you said, a lot of men want to go to Gambia to Europe. I asked them why. Here in Africa, is culturally very important for people to support their families. Salaries here are very low compared to wages in Europe. The average monthly salary is D1500-D1200 The exchange rate is one pound sterling for D52, D36 to one euro. (D = Dalasis) Unemployment is very high, which means that only one or two people can sustain extended family usually say 15-20 people. For the support … food, education, clothing, and so on. If a child goes to Europe if he can get a job, even though the pay is poor by European standards, he can support his family of back home easily in the Gambia. If there is no support from Europe, Life can get vey hard. One of my friends D900 Gambia gets each month. He gives to your D600 widowed mother, leaving him only D300 for a month. Unsurprisingly, he can not buy new clothes. Taking into account these considerations, we see well-dressed Europeans here on vacation, with large wads of cash. (Tourists can present a distorted image of Europe) as one of Gambia said: "There is no hope for me here. I want support my family. If that means I have to go to Europe, so be it. "In a way, it reminds me of my country, Ireland. Back before Ireland was become a "rich countrry" Thanks to the EU, immigration was a very bg isssue, and those Irish people sent money home to their families. Naturally, some men are not thinking about their families, they just want a better life for themselves.
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Adventure Guide to the The Islands of the Bahamas, and Turks & Caicos $1.14 You’ll find plenty of details that aren’t covered in competing guides, which is what makes this book a top seller. Sharing his great personal knowledge of the islands and drawing on his close relationship with the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism, the author brings you only the very latest information. The book covers Grand Bahama, Freeport, Eleuthera, Bimini, Andros, Nassau, the Exumas, San Salvador, Cat Island, Long Island, the Inaguas, the Acklins & the Berry Isles, with information on how to see even the smallest islet (via mail boat!). It has extensive diving and fishing information, as well as recommended tour operators. |
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Fishing Long Island Sound $18.95 Fishing Long Island Sound is currently the only publication of its type that describes all shore-based and boat-accessed fishing hotspots on Long Island Sound, including Connecticut, the north shore of Long Island, the north side of Fishers Island and New York City waters. The text covers over 600 miles of shoreline and 1,300 square miles of water. |
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Fishing Long Island Sound: A Guide for Beach and Boat Anglers $12.22 Used – Fishing Long Island Sound is currently the only publication of its type that describes all shore-based and boat-accessed fishing hotspots on Long Island Sound, including Connecticut, the north shore of Long Island, the north side of Fishers Island and New York City waters. The text covers over 600 miles of shoreline and 1,300 square miles of water. |
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Fishing Long Island Sound: A Guide for Beach and Boat Anglers $11.4 Fishing Long Island Sound is currently the only publication of its type that describes all shore-based and boat-accessed fishing hotspots on Long Island Sound, including Connecticut, the north shore of Long Island, the north side of Fishers Island and New York City waters. The text covers over 600 miles of shoreline and 1,300 square miles of water. |
