May 21, 2014
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Sappiamo a livello di aneddoti quanto sia difficile rimanere a vivere e lavorare negli Stati Uniti.
Non tanto andare ma rimanere. Ma davvero è così?
Utilizziamo statistiche invece di 'sentito dire' per comprendere meglio di quanti sogni si trasformano in realtà. Pochissimi Italiani riescono a raggiungere lo status di residenti permanenti negli Stati Uniti.
Source: http://www.italiansinfuga.com
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