Results
24.08.2010 - 31.08.2010
Paris is expelling Roma deemed to be living illegally in France - most of them EU citizens - and now Rome wants to follow its lead. Do you think sending Roma back in their country of origin is the right solution?
YES - If they can't find jobs or decent places to stay, they should be sent back.
58%
NO - Restricting citizens' freedom of movement contradicts the basic principles of the European Union.
42%
YES - If they can't find jobs or decent places to stay, they should be sent back.
67%
NO - Restricting citizens' freedom of movement contradicts the basic principles of the European Union.
33%
YES - If they can't find jobs or decent places to stay, they should be sent back.
63%
NO - Restricting citizens' freedom of movement contradicts the basic principles of the European Union.
38%
YES - If they can't find jobs or decent places to stay, they should be sent back.
43%
NO - Restricting citizens' freedom of movement contradicts the basic principles of the European Union.
57%
YES - If they can't find jobs or decent places to stay, they should be sent back.
65%
NO - Restricting citizens' freedom of movement contradicts the basic principles of the European Union.
35%
YES - If they can't find jobs or decent places to stay, they should be sent back.
56%
NO - Restricting citizens' freedom of movement contradicts the basic principles of the European Union.
44%
