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European politicians are
getting their history wrong according to Africa's top UN official, Carlos
Lopes. The
head of the Economic Commission for Africa says in his latest blog post (READ HERE) that
when they talk of the "worst migrant crisis since World War Two" they
forget that Italians populated Argentina and Uruguay, and British people went
to Australia and New Zealand.
Other
African countries meanwhile are the target for most Africans on the move, Mr
Lopes says.
He
adds that migration is likely to continue as Africa's population grows, and
speculates that this movement is "payback time" for the
"plundering of [Africa's] natural resources and unfair international
treatment".
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