São Paulo - O presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva e o presidente da Comissão Europeia, Jose Manuel Barroso, não perdem a oportunidade de declarar que Brasil e União Europeia (UE) são aliados. Mas, nas fronteiras, a realidade é diferente. Dados da Frontex - agência europeia de controle de fronteiras - mostram que, no primeiro trimestre de 2010, os brasileiros foram os mais barrados em aeroportos da Europa.
Segundo a agência, 25.400 estrangeiros tiveram entrada rejeitada entre janeiro e março - número menor que o de trimestres anteriores, provavelmente pela crise na zona do euro. Deles, 1.842 eram brasileiros - 6,3% a mais que no final de 2009. O volume só perde para o total de ucranianos barrados, que chega a 5 mil. Estes, porém, não são obrigados a tomar aviões - até andando podem tentar cruzar a fronteira de seu país com a UE.
Para os europeus, os brasileiros barrados não deram garantias de que voltariam ao País e eram suspeitos de tentar entrar de forma irregular. Muitos deportados, no entanto, têm versões diferentes.
Segundo a Frontex, os dados se justificam pela distância entre Brasil e Europa. Se africanos podem tentar entrar por barco e a cidadãos do leste europeu basta pegar um carro, os brasileiros precisam do avião. Mesmo assim, os vetos a brasileiros superam os de nigerianos, chineses e indianos.
Oficialmente, não é preciso visto para um brasileiro entrar na Europa. Mas, com políticas imigratórias cada vez mais restritas, a UE e seus 27 países vêm endurecendo os controles em fronteiras e aeroportos. No caso dos brasileiros, a instrução dada aos policiais aduaneiros é a de pedir provas de que têm dinheiro, hotel para ficar e, principalmente, passagem de volta. As informações são do jornal O Estado de S.Paulo.
Brazil is barred in most airports in Europe!
São Paulo - Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso, did not lose the opportunity to declare that Brazil and the European Union (EU) are allies. But the borders, the reality is different. Data from Frontex - European Agency for border control - show that in the first quarter of 2010, Brazilians were barred from most airports in Europe.
The agency said 25,400 foreign entry had rejected between January and March - fewer than the previous quarters, probably for the crisis in the euro area. Of these, 1842 were Brazilians - 6.3% more than in late 2009. The volume is second only to the total barred Ukrainians, who arrives in 5000. These, however, are not required to take airplanes - even walking can try to cross the border into his country with the EU.
For Europeans, Brazilians barred not given assurances that they would return to the country and were suspected of trying to enter illegally. Many deportees, however, have different versions.
According to Frontex, the data are justified by the distance between Brazil and Europe.If Africans can try to enter by boat and citizens of Eastern Europe just pick up a car, the Brazilians have the plane. Still, the Brazilians outnumber the vetoes of Nigerians, Chinese and Indians.
Officially, you do not need a visa to enter Brazil in Europe. But with immigration policies increasingly restricted, the EU and its 27 countries are tightening controls at borders and airports. For Brazilians, the instruction given to customs officers is to ask for evidence that they have money, hotel to stay and, especially, the crossing back. The information is the newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo.
Brazil is barred in most airports in Europe!
São Paulo - Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso, did not lose the opportunity to declare that Brazil and the European Union (EU) are allies. But the borders, the reality is different. Data from Frontex - European Agency for border control - show that in the first quarter of 2010, Brazilians were barred from most airports in Europe.
The agency said 25,400 foreign entry had rejected between January and March - fewer than the previous quarters, probably for the crisis in the euro area. Of these, 1842 were Brazilians - 6.3% more than in late 2009. The volume is second only to the total barred Ukrainians, who arrives in 5000. These, however, are not required to take airplanes - even walking can try to cross the border into his country with the EU.
For Europeans, Brazilians barred not given assurances that they would return to the country and were suspected of trying to enter illegally. Many deportees, however, have different versions.
According to Frontex, the data are justified by the distance between Brazil and Europe.If Africans can try to enter by boat and citizens of Eastern Europe just pick up a car, the Brazilians have the plane. Still, the Brazilians outnumber the vetoes of Nigerians, Chinese and Indians.
Officially, you do not need a visa to enter Brazil in Europe. But with immigration policies increasingly restricted, the EU and its 27 countries are tightening controls at borders and airports. For Brazilians, the instruction given to customs officers is to ask for evidence that they have money, hotel to stay and, especially, the crossing back. The information is the newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo.
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