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Titolo: Se vince Prodi........

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Foreigners seeking protection in Switzerland can request asylum with any 
diplomatic representative or Swiss consulate, at any one of the country's 
borders or at any Swiss airport. However, almost 90% of asylum-seekers 
sidestep the risk of being denied entry by a diplomatic representative or at 
the border - they enter Swiss territory illegally and go directly to one of 
the four FOR Reception Centers located in Chiasso, Basle, Geneva and 
Kreuzlingen.
  1.. Request for asylum made abroad
  You can contact the Swiss representative in your country to find out 
whether your personal circumstances will let you obtain asylum in 
Switzerland. This will give you a good idea of your actual chances before 
you invest in costly travel to Switzerland.
  The personnel will take down your personal details and your motives. The 
information is then immediately sent to the Federal Office for Refugees 
(FOR), in Bern, where your case will be examined. You will receive 
authorization for entry only if you put forth plausible motives for fleeing, 
you have connections with Switzerland and you cannot seek asylum in any 
other State.
  If your request is granted, you can enter Switzerland by presenting your 
entry visa at the border inspection. The employees will then escort you to 
the nearest FOR Reception Center.
  2.. Requests for asylum at the border
  When you make a request for asylum at the border, the customs officers 
will contact the Federal Office for Refugees, which will immediately decide 
whether to grant your entry into Switzerland. Such is the case if it is 
manifestly impossible to rule out any political persecution. If, however, 
you have stayed 20 days for no particular reason in a State where you could 
have requested asylum as well, generally your request will be denied. 
Exceptions are made if you have next of kin who already reside officially in 
Switzerland.
  If your request is accepted, you must present yourself within 24 hours to 
one of the four FOR Reception Centers.
  If your request is denied, you have the option of requesting asylum from 
the authorities of the country you just came from (France, Germany, Austria 
or Italy).
  3.. Requests for asylum at an airport
  If you attempt to seek asylum while transiting in Switzerland, your entry 
will be denied, insofar as continued travel to your initial destination is 
still possible and can be reasonably requested of you. In principle, the 
State to which you originally intended to travel has the jurisdiction to 
process your request.
  Special authorization can be granted if there is a risk of you being sent 
back to your country of departure by the authorities in the country of 
destination, without receiving the right to a fair asylum procedure.
  If your request is denied, you will be required to continue your journey. 
If it would be unsafe for you in the country of your destination, then you 
will most likely be sent back to your homeland. If the Swiss authorities in 
charge of asylum and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 
(UNHCR) conclude that you are not at all politically persecuted, your 
repatriation will be ordered. These expulsion orders are sometimes executed 
by force. You nevertheless have the possibility, within ten days of your 
repatriation, of filing an appeal with a Swiss representative abroad to 
pursue your asylum request.
  4.. Requests for asylum by foreigners already living officially in 
Switzerland
  If you already have a residence permit for Switzerland and political 
changes in your home country could render you subject to political 
persecution upon your return, you can submit a request for asylum directly 
to the Aliens Police in your canton of residence. Consequently, you do not 
have to present yourself to one of the four FOR Reception Centers and you 
can stay in your canton of residence until the end of the procedures that 
concern you.
  5.. Requests for asylum by persons having entered Switzerland illegally
  Unfortunately, this is the method chosen by the majority of asylum-seekers 
to avoid being denied entry at the border. To be sure, in 1998, 25.7% of 
border asylum-seekers were refused entry to the country.
  Once you have entered Switzerland illegally, you can go to one of the four 
FOR Reception Centers to submit your request.
  If you are stopped in the frontier zone while attempting to cross the 
border illegally, you will be immediately sent to the authorities of the 
neighboring country, where you will have the possibility of requesting 
asylum. The only tolerated exception is if one of your next of kin is 
already officially living in Switzerland.
  If it is impossible to demonstrate what country you came from, you will be 
granted an asylum procedure in Switzerland nonetheless.
Reception Center procedures
You will first be asked to produce any official identification. In the past, 
many asylum-seekers hid their identification papers, since that could hinder 
the deportation process in the event of denied entry. A new Law has since 
been passed stipulating that the asylum request will only begin in two 
cases: either you are able to give a credible reason why you no longer have 
identification papers, or you provide serious evidence of persecution. Since 
then, more and more asylum-seekers have been presenting their identification 
papers. Those who still do not present any official identification all the 
same are asked to retrieve them of their own accord or through relatives in 
their State of origin.
You will then be questioned on your personal details, your marital status, 
your travel itinerary and your motives for asylum. You will be fingerprinted 
and photographed to determine whether you have sought asylum in Switzerland 
in the past under another name. The documents will be sent to Federal Office 
for Refugees (FOR), which will make the decision from there. This procedure 
takes anywhere from five to ten days, during which time you will be housed 
at the Reception Center. You will also receive an information sheet stating 
your rights and obligations.
If there is no manifest abuse of the asylum procedure, you will be allotted 
to a canton, which will see to your basic needs and will proceed with a 
detailed hearing on your motives for asylum.
Cantonal procedures
During the cantonal hearing, you will need to demonstrate as accurately and 
as thoroughly as possible the reasons why you feel persecuted. You may bring 
documents to support your claims. Requests for more specific details help to 
discern any contradictions.
Interpreters and relief organization representatives will assist you during 
the hearings, and you will be supported by public assistance throughout. 
Bearing in mind lodging costs (in inexpensive communal lodgings), 
maintenance, household articles and toiletries, clothing, spending money, 
etc., the total monthly assistance amounts to 1,200 Swiss francs per person.
Your allegations will then be examined by the Federal Office for Refugees, 
which has an extensive amount of accurate documentation on all countries and 
can obtain additional information from the Swiss Embassy in your country. 
The FOR thus decides whether you will be granted asylum or whether the 
request will be denied.
You have the right to make an appeal if your request is denied. All the 
details of your file will be carefully examined once again by the Swiss 
Asylum Appeals Committee, an independent commission responsible for the 
final decision by declaring whether the FOR ruling was made in accordance 
with the provisions of asylum law. Only approximately 10% of asylum-seekers 
are recognized refugees.
If you have no grounds for appeal or your appeal is rejected, you can no 
longer stay in Switzerland. You will be given anywhere from a few days to 
six months to leave of your own free will. If you do not leave Switzerland 
within this timeframe, you will be forced out by police intervention. 
Searches will be conducted for anyone who stays in the country illegally.
Accetteranno solo il 10 % della CDL....................hainoi ;-)

 Foreigners seeking protection in Switzerland can request asylum with any
"No, ad una vittoria delle sinistre nelle elezioni politiche del 2006 non ho mai creduto e continuo a non credere, anche dopo la
sconfitta della Casa delle libertà alle regionali.
Ma se una eventualità del genere dovesse verificarsi, fra un anno o prima, con il ritorno di Prodi sulla poltrona di presidente del
Consiglio dalla quale fu cacciato nel 1998 dagli stessi compagni di cordata che lo avevano eletto, non ci penserei un solo istante
ad andarmene dall'Italia ".
Marco Pannella

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Reverendo l'Italia e' un porto di mare come si fa a capire chi va e chi 
viene parlan tutti forestiero .............
G. Guareschi....................... 


ci sono ancora paesi civili che accettano fascisti nostalgici della
R.S.I. ?
Giovanni

 
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«Il pericolo del comunismo non c'è più».
Sandro Bondi, coordinatore di FI,
«Batti e ribatti», Raiuno, 8 aprile 2005


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E va, e va, va avanti te che adesso c'ho da fà...
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buona sera e buona notte"
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clas e' un MERCENARIO ,quindi posta cio' che gli 
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verita',ma perseguendo esclusivamente gli 
interessi del suo padrone