Italy's Bad Economy Leaves Immigrants Vulnerable

NPR Tuesday 17th January, 2012

January 17, 2012 The Italian city of Florence prides itself on welcoming foreign migrants. But the killing of two Africans last month has raised new questions about racism in Italy. With the economic crisis worsening, there are signs xenophobia could increase as Italians start to compete with immigrants for a slice of the shrinking economic pie. ...

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