Emil Boc Says About Workers From Non-EU Countries Starting to Become "a Problem in the Community" / "I Don't Want to Be an Extremist" - HotNews.ro
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On Friday, at a debate in English, how ready the European communities are to integrate workers from outside the EU, Emil Boc, the mayor of Cluj-Napoca, called for the introduction of language tests and basic knowledge about Romanian society, but also for the integration of "Christian Europeans." "I don't want to be an extremist. I want to ...
Emil Boc said that Romania needs to lay down clearer rules for workers from countries outside the European Union and argues that they should go through basic knowledge tests on Romanian language, culture and Romanian rules. Article Emil Boc's controversial declaration related to workers outside the EU. "This becomes a problem. They don't know, they don't understand anything – it appears first on Romania TV.
Emil Boc, the mayor of Cluj-Napoca, argues that Romania should introduce basic knowledge tests for workers coming from outside the European Union, to check the level of knowledge of the Romanian language and integration capacity. Edil says that in Cluj there are over 20,000 people from outside the EU and says that the number [...]
Emil Boc, the mayor of Cluj-Napoca, said on Friday that there are over 20,000 workers in his city from non-EU countries, and these people "don't know the language, don't know our culture, don't...
The mayor of Cluj-Napoca, Emil Boc, said Friday that the presence of people outside the European Union is beginning to create problems in the community and proposed language and knowledge tests on Romanian society for foreign workers. The Liberal Edil also advocated for the integration of "Christian Europeans, who claimed that they better understand the mentality and [...]
Emil Boc: "I don't want to be an extremist, but the non-EU workers are becoming a problem in my city," said former Prime Minister Emil Boc, Cluj-Napoca's Prime Minister, at a debate organised by the EPP in Bucharest on Friday, that the Romanian state should consider imposing certain tests of awareness of the ...More...
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