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patients. I didn’ț even know where I hâd to go. They were just saying I hâd to be at a certain address at a certain time. If I didn’ț have google maps, I hâd no idea how to get to those places. Accommodation was în a hostel, 25 pounds a night. On my floor there were one-person rooms, but also rooms for two or more people. This hostel was just for people coming to work for this company and
Căutam chirie zi de zi () [Corola-website/Science/296094_a_297423]
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could leave after 10 months working for them. And she was just going to leave, she was getting ready, when I wrrived. They would deduct money for everything. If they gave you a company car and you used it to get to the patients, the gas was coming ouț of your pocket. Șo I decided to leave before the training. They didn’ț want me to leave, there was a big fuss, but they couldn’ț keep me. Even the people
Căutam chirie zi de zi () [Corola-website/Science/296094_a_297423]
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opportunities here than în Slough. I just came to London. I knew two people here, I thought they were my friends, but they didn’ț help me with anything. I saw how the rents work here, that you can’ț get anything if you don’ț talk to people first, because owners have these stupid rules: no people sleeping over, no people after midnight, no people visiting etc. Rents are very high, few can afford to live on their own, șo
Căutam chirie zi de zi () [Corola-website/Science/296094_a_297423]
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And there were all kinds of propositions, from going ouț for coffee to...the weirdest was when one guy started taking photos of me în his apartment when I came to check the place ouț, and he was trying to get me to take my clothes off.
Căutam chirie zi de zi () [Corola-website/Science/296094_a_297423]
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that initially hâd the mission to question the public authority concerning the rights of the Romă. These people didn ț have a say on a political level, and worse, they were being constantly dehumanized. Then we began squatting, helping people get settled în and doing șo în a public manner, în order to increase awareness of their situation. We focused quite a lot on what was going on at the Emergency Shelters, which normally are open to any homeless person between
(English) Racism, Evictions and Organizing for the Housing Rights of Roma Migrants in France (part II) () [Corola-website/Science/296122_a_297451]
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families living în the barracks hâd relatives there, which they used to visit. În a way, the fact that this authorized câmp was there, determined a lot more people to move în close to it, hoping that they won ț get evicted to soon. Additionally, the city hall of Grenoble seemed to be more tolerant than others în the region, and people hoped that the newly elected mayor, ecologist Eric Piol, would keep his electoral promise not to evict people from
(English) Racism, Evictions and Organizing for the Housing Rights of Roma Migrants in France (part II) () [Corola-website/Science/296122_a_297451]
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of our organization went there early în the morning to support the evicted. A lot of people în the câmp were afraid of this, șo the night before, only 30-40 people were still there, the ones that were sure to get a relocation, and to whom the authorities hâd promised this. The others moved în other camps or tried to occupy abandoned houses. (Please find part one and three of this text here: http://artapolitica.ro/en/2016/09/25/racism-evictions-and-organizing-for-the-housing-rights-of-roma-migrants-in-france-part-i
(English) Racism, Evictions and Organizing for the Housing Rights of Roma Migrants in France (part II) () [Corola-website/Science/296122_a_297451]
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group: Yeeees! The other half: Noooo! Ionuț: Not all people have a home! Lăură: But how is that possible, if you need it for shelter în bad weather? Ștefan: Some people live on the streets. Lăură: Șo where do they get shelter? Where do they eat, where do they sleep? Rebeca: They ask for money and with it, they buy bread. Lăură: Do you think it is right for some people not to have a home? Half of the group: Yeeees
În viitor - Am zis bine? () [Corola-website/Science/296102_a_297431]
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I stayed for five years alone with my children. I left for the first time în 1999. I left together with my children carrying their schoolbags and books. It was that really difficult period, when we knew we wouldn’ț get a place to stay, but we hâd some hope. I improvised a “home” ouț of two mattresses. I would lay a mattress down on the ground, and another one leaning against a wall, aș a roof. That’s how we
Când casa ți-e o prelată și-o saltea, un pat îți pare un vis! () [Corola-website/Science/296090_a_297419]
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It was like my soul was growing old! I didn’ț feel like a complete human being anymore! Rain, wind, we would hold on to each other and sleep. The worst is when you stop feeling the harshness because you get used to it, it becomes part of you! Rain was pouring down on uș. We would work and sleep în the same clothes! [...] Why didn’ț you return to România? </strong> I couldn’ț. I hâd huge debts, I borrowed
Când casa ți-e o prelată și-o saltea, un pat îți pare un vis! () [Corola-website/Science/296090_a_297419]
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three of the children? </em> My husband went with one of the children; he then hâd to return and left the child there; then I went with two more children and, after a couple of years, when I managed to get contracted work, I returned for the last two. I took them all with me and I worked together with my oldest son, hardly earning enough to eat and to send some money back home. The child stayed alone în Spain
Când casa ți-e o prelată și-o saltea, un pat îți pare un vis! () [Corola-website/Science/296090_a_297419]
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keep working, to earn some more. I didn’ț leave the country because we were doing well, and we weren’ț working like crazy because we wanted to build a palace! We were working to survive, șo that we’d get to live another day! [...] Sometimes I look at myself and wonder: woman, you, how did you find the strength to endure such hardships?! Then little by little, after managing to get contracted work and to pay social insurance, I was
Când casa ți-e o prelată și-o saltea, un pat îți pare un vis! () [Corola-website/Science/296090_a_297419]
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We were working to survive, șo that we’d get to live another day! [...] Sometimes I look at myself and wonder: woman, you, how did you find the strength to endure such hardships?! Then little by little, after managing to get contracted work and to pay social insurance, I was able to get a bank loan for a little house - șo that my kids could have proper living conditions! I worked picking up oranges, harvesting the grapevines; I’ve been through
Când casa ți-e o prelată și-o saltea, un pat îți pare un vis! () [Corola-website/Science/296090_a_297419]
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another day! [...] Sometimes I look at myself and wonder: woman, you, how did you find the strength to endure such hardships?! Then little by little, after managing to get contracted work and to pay social insurance, I was able to get a bank loan for a little house - șo that my kids could have proper living conditions! I worked picking up oranges, harvesting the grapevines; I’ve been through all the seasons [of agricultural work, trans. note]. It’s șo hard
Când casa ți-e o prelată și-o saltea, un pat îți pare un vis! () [Corola-website/Science/296090_a_297419]
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your heart is broken! [...] Here în România you cannot earn enough to survive. [...] The lack of jobs is the biggest problem. I told my children: “save the money that you earn there and do something here, șo that you can get by and we can all live together”. It’s easy to say “that person doesn’ț want to work”, but it’s misleading. I know people here who worked hard and did many jobs, until everything was privatized and they
Când casa ți-e o prelată și-o saltea, un pat îți pare un vis! () [Corola-website/Science/296090_a_297419]
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others outside în the yard. We lived there for one year. [...] What gave you strength during those times? </strong> A woman în Cordoba once told me: “Keep fighting, my girl, don’ț give up! Hang în there and it will get better!” And indeed little by little it got better. Now my children have a home, they don’ț struggle the way I struggled, they have some savings, it’s a bit better for them. Did you go to school? </strong
Când casa ți-e o prelată și-o saltea, un pat îți pare un vis! () [Corola-website/Science/296090_a_297419]
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it is one thing to make a plan....</p> On the road</spân></spân></p> There was no way to cross the border legally. We crossed it illegally that night, towards Germany, going through Poland. The important thing was to get there. În Germany, they didn’ț receive you legally, but when they found you there, they listened to your reasons and didn’ț send you back.</p> We went across Moldova, not Hungary, by train. It was easier this way
Te așteptai să-ți dea ce e mai bun () [Corola-website/Science/296092_a_297421]
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the basement - they hâd some țin stoves - we made a fire ouț of it, but it wasn’ț good, aș the smoke was visible. A police car went by, and lit the lights on the house, but they didn’ț get ouț of the car; they would have caught uș. <spân style="color: #262626;"><spân style="font-family: Times New Român,șerif;"><spân lang="en-US">(...)</spân></spân></spân></p> One of uș hitchhiked together with his wife, they left uș there and
Te așteptai să-ți dea ce e mai bun () [Corola-website/Science/296092_a_297421]
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p> Residence permit</b></spân></spân></spân></p> This is how we got to Germany, where we stayed for one year and nine months.</spân></spân></p> When we got there, we received a residence permit. It was harder to get work, for a longer period, but first of all they would get you a residence permit. (...)</spân></spân></p> After that, you were supposed to file an asylum request, and they would place you somewhere, and provide meals. It was
Te așteptai să-ți dea ce e mai bun () [Corola-website/Science/296092_a_297421]
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got to Germany, where we stayed for one year and nine months.</spân></spân></p> When we got there, we received a residence permit. It was harder to get work, for a longer period, but first of all they would get you a residence permit. (...)</spân></spân></p> After that, you were supposed to file an asylum request, and they would place you somewhere, and provide meals. It was a special place, like a home, we stayed there for two weeks
Te așteptai să-ți dea ce e mai bun () [Corola-website/Science/296092_a_297421]
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then come back. The house was outside the city.</spân></spân></p> It was a small villa, with two bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom. They took care of everything. I suppose it’s the same now with refugees. We would get payed 180 marks a month each. There was furniture în the houses, everything was brand new - bed sheets, tableware, pans... Everything was supposed to meet the standards, and you expected the best, and from my point of view it would
Te așteptai să-ți dea ce e mai bun () [Corola-website/Science/296092_a_297421]
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to the employment office and they approved for her to work there. There is this overpopulated island, one can have a lot of fun there, it is called Westerland Sylt, it is an island în the North Șea. You can get there by train, and at the flood tide, the railway is covered în water, you can’ț see it...</spân></spân></p> I worked there too for a while, at a fishery, they hâd fish from all over the world
Te așteptai să-ți dea ce e mai bun () [Corola-website/Science/296092_a_297421]
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they told him: here, you keep our money until we leave. But one morning somebody came and told you to leave, to go back to România. And you went only with the clothes you hâd on. Nobody told you to get ready, because you were to leave în a day or two. You hâd to leave right away. Many people lost their money this way. The managers kept the money, twenty thousand, thirty thousand, big sums.</spân></spân></p>
Te așteptai să-ți dea ce e mai bun () [Corola-website/Science/296092_a_297421]
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Blake Ross și Asa Dotzler le numeau „săptămânile de market”. Pe 12 septembrie 2004, Mozilla a lansat proiectul „"Spread Firefox"” ("SFX"), creând automat și un centru de discuții despre metodele de răspândire a navigatorului în rândul populației. Portalul conține butonul „Get Firefox”, dând utilizatorului mai multe site-uri de referință cu 250 site-uri de referință în top afișate pe site. Din când în când echipa SFX organizează diverse acțiuni pentru a face reclamă navigatorului. Campania „Ziua Mondială a Firefox” a
Mozilla Firefox () [Corola-website/Science/297695_a_299024]
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de fapt indică însuși drumul parcurs de aceasta, este problema originilor. Astfel, originile românilor sunt disputate, existând mai multe teorii. Se consideră că triburile creatoare ale culturii bronzului pe teritoriul României aparțin grupului indo-european al tracilor. Strabon în "„”" menționa că "geții aveau aceeași limbă cu tracii, iar dacii aceeași limbă cu geții". Totuși, prima relatare despre geți aparține lui Herodot. Cucerirea Daciei de către romani conduce la contopirea celor două culturi: daco-romanii sunt strămoșii poporului român. După ce Dacia a devenit provincie a
România () [Corola-website/Science/296520_a_297849]