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The agricultural vocation of the Province of Cuneo, Italy, is renewed in the sign of a globalization of the labor market that makes up for the lack of local labor, and becomes emblematic of what happened in the entire Western world. Together with the new peasants, new colors and other cultures arrive. But among the sounds and silences of daily work, while the children grow up and become Italians without a passport, a question is forming and is addressed to everyone: we have been here for twenty years, how long will we have to remain invisible?
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The agricultural vocation of the Province of Cuneo, Italy, is renewed in the sign of a globalization of the labor market that makes up for the lack of local labor, and becomes emblematic of what happened in the entire Western world. Together with the new peasants, new colors and other cultures arrive. But among the sounds and silences of daily work, while the children grow up and become Italians without a passport, a question is forming and is addressed to everyone: we have been here for twenty years, how long will we have to remain invisible?
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