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Across Central Eastern Europe, large numbers of Roma are unemployed. Lacking their own land to farm, their work opportunities are also severely constrained by state policies and by racism. Opinions differ over what is the most pressing problem in dealing with Romani unemployment: the livelihood of the present generation or the education of the next […]