Speech #940026100

So that their skills could be used to assist these developing countries and to improve their economies. Well. it just happens that most of the emigrants leaving Europe to go to the developing countries have not gone to the developing countries. Instead. they have gone to the developed countries. Argentina. for example. is a highly developed country. From 1952 to 1974. 120.997 Europeans migrated there. Venezuela. a developed and wealthy country. had 73.700 Europeans immigrants. In those countries where they need the talent. such as Bolivia. only 1.229 Europeans immigrated. Paraguayno one seems to want to go therejust 1.036. and I believe last year in Paraguay less than 20 immigrants. So it was felt that we should express our concern in our committee report and also in the bill to the effect that we did not feel the funds were being properly used. Naturally. this will be in conference because this Is less than the House figure.