Chapter 507： The Problem of Migrant Workers (Part 1)

Edel's worries did not happen, and the bear kid, who was suspected of being annoyed by the dog, did not turn the palace upside down, but it was not much better.

For Victor, it was the happiest time in his life during the six months when the Edels visited abroad. There is only one Queen Elizabeth dowager in the palace who can control him, and everyone else is only fooled by him. Climbing a tree, digging out a bird, or fishing in a river is nothing. It’s really happy to catch earthworms and put others on the bed, and to scare the little girl (sister) with caterpillars.

Unfortunately, his happiness is over.

In the eyes of his sister's gloating misfortune, Edel, who knew his son's great feats, caught Victor who was trying to escape, and there was a big ear on his ass. As for the mother, Queen Mary, she was also unmoved by her son during this period, and she also acquiesced in Edel's punishment.

After suffering his father's injury, he also hoped that his savior, Queen Elizabeth, would appear. He may have been upset by his mischief during this time, and the savior failed to come, which made him deeply bear this paternal love.

After Edel's violence was over, Victor escaped the clutches pathetically. From his still somewhat scared smart eyes, it can be seen that this punishment can stop him for a while.

Edel had a conversation with Horia, the head of the guard after he finished teaching him, and Victor asked him to reflect on what he had done during this time.

Victor, who was unconcerned, looked around boredly, and he found the little Monar the guard with a relieved expression. You wait for me, next time you don't put an earthworm in his bed, you have to put a snake in.

Poor little Monar was missed by the little devil.

"Horia, how is the development of the royal family industry recently?"

Edel was thinking about his money now.

"Your Majesty, the various industries of the royal family have developed very well during the time you left. After deducting the funds that have been invested in various industries, there are still 13 million lei funds on the books. Your Majesty, do you want to use the money? ?"

"I don't plan to use it at the moment. It's just a preparation in advance, and I'll let you know when that time comes."

"Good Majesty."

After talking with the chief guard, Edel finally calmed down. However, there will be many things waiting for him to deal with next. After all, although he has been dealt with by the head of the country for half a year, there are still many things waiting for him in China, and he has new ideas on Romania’s domestic issues after his visit. , Also need to discuss with his courtiers.

The next day, in the conference room of the palace, Edel convened his important ministers to discuss recent issues.

"Your Majesty, at present, the domestic migrant workers are becoming more and more dissatisfied. Many public opinions call for greater control of migrant workers. There have even been demonstrations in Galati, Constanta and other cities, asking the government to expel these people. Romania."

As the Minister of the Interior, Sivestre was the first to speak out what the government is most concerned about.

Waiting for Edel's questioning, Bardovin, the Minister of Industry, objected. "If these people are expelled from the country, what should they do if they leave their jobs. You know that these are nearly a million jobs, and many of them are hard work that the domestic people are unwilling to do. Such as pipe dredging and river excavation. Who should I give to these painstaking and tiring jobs with little money? As far as I know, there are not a few natives in these jobs."

As if knowing that Baldovin would stand up and object, Sivister said sarcastically.

"The work of these outsiders is more than just these hard work. Doctors, lawyers, these jobs are not at all bitter and not tiring at all. According to our understanding, 9.17% of doctors are from abroad, and 6.17% of lawyers. It is not a native, let alone a foreigner with 11.5% of industrial workers. Our country’s jobs are more about satisfying natives rather than providing them to neighboring countries. Let them make money in our country and then take them back to the country for consumption. "

"You should not only see that they are making money, but that these people have contributed to the economic development of our country. Besides, these people have just taken away the small part of the profits, and more of the profits will remain in the country. This is for our country. That's a good thing."

"But the existence of these people depresses the treatment of domestic workers. Several demonstrations in the country have shown that when society is not satisfied with the reality, there will be huge hidden dangers. We can't just focus on the problem of entrepreneurs making money. Take care of ordinary citizens."

In the confrontation between the two of them, Edel did not expect that there would be such a large number of foreign workers in the country, and he also did not expect that the current domestic people’s problems with foreign workers are so acute.

But Edel asked a sensitive question. "Did these marchers clashed with the government?"

"No, they all marched peacefully."

Fortunately, the public has not turned the problem to the government at present. But Sivestre's next sentence raised Edel's vigilance.

"However, since the beginning of this year, there have been 348 conflicts between domestic people and migrant workers due to work problems, which is 41% higher than last year."

This sentence aroused Edel's attention.

"How come there are so many?"

"The main reason is that the Bulgarian economy has not improved. In addition, many Bulgarians have come to work in the country to make money. This has caused a larger influx of Bulgarians to find jobs in the country."

In Sivestre’s narration, Edel learned. This is because Bulgaria’s economic downturn has allowed Bulgarian citizens to go out to work, and the Romanian economy around them has developed rapidly, which naturally attracted a large number of Bulgarians to seek jobs. And these poor Bulgarians only need to give money and do whatever work they do, which in turn draws dissatisfaction with the domestic needs There is no need for people to challenge, and the Bulgarians who compete with themselves for job opportunities appear to the domestic people It's hateful. Because they let their desire for a salary increase vanished. No one wants to damage their wallets, and it's strange that they can't afford conflicts.

In fact, there is another reason for the influx of Bulgarians into Romania, that is, it is easier for Bulgarians to enter Romania. This is due to the signing of the Bucharest Treaty between Romania and Bulgaria. In the treaty, Romania allowed their relatives to visit freely in order to take care or to appease Bulgarians in the newly occupied Varna and other places.

This loophole has not been remedied in the future treaties with Bulgaria. On the one hand, considering the feelings of these Bulgarians in Romania, on the other hand, Edel still has ideas about Bulgaria. It's just to use these relatives of Bulgarians to promote Romania's fertility and reduce obstacles to his future ambitions.

Soon someone took advantage of this loophole and left Bulgaria, where the economy had not improved, and came to Romania to work. Soon this trend spread to the whole of Bulgaria, which made working in Romania a very common phenomenon in the country. According to statistics, there are currently about 500,000 Bulgarians working in Romania, accounting for 10% of the country's population.

The Bulgarian government has also turned a blind eye to the issue of large-scale migrant workers. Who makes the domestic economy bad? If these people are not allowed to go out to work, does it make them feel dissatisfied in the country?

Sivestre’s recounting made Edel a little difficult to deal with. These migrant workers have caused conflicts with their own people. But to expel it from the country is not in line with Edel's own ideas, there must be a solution.

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