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This week marks one year since the Russian invasion of Ukraine. We have taken to the streets of Brussels to ask citizens if they are still concerned about the conflict. And among them, a Ukrainian wanted to thank the West and Europe for their support. “Without you, we wouldn’t be here,” he says.
Our guests in this edition are Jordi Cañas, MEP from the Renew Europe group, Esther Pozo Vera, from the Directorate General for Home Affairs of the European Commission, and Andrea Soler, from the International Catholic Commission for Migration in Brussels.
According to the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights, one in three Ukrainians now feels part of the community in their host country, but many would like to return home. Not knowing the local language is the main reason why Ukrainians have trouble integrating and finding a job. And eight out of ten have difficulty making ends meet.
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Source: Euronews Español
