Западная сказка превратилась в кошмар: вся правда об эмиграции / Интервью с эмигрантом из Италии

If you want to be a guest of the interview, write to me on Telegram or by email: https://t.me/midiotizm [email protected] Sofia's first interview: what life is like in Italy and why she became disillusioned with Europe In this episode, you will hear the sincere and sometimes shocking story of Sofia, a woman with a successful past in Russia, who, together with her husband and children, decided to move to Italy. This is her first public interview, in which she honestly shares her experience of emigration, life in the West and why her view of Europe has changed dramatically. Sofia worked as a lawyer, journalist and ran a successful business in Moscow. She had no need to leave, but under the influence of Western propaganda and the stories of other migrants, she believed that Europe was a future for children and comfort for the whole family. After receiving a residence permit in Latvia, they moved to Italy, where they faced an unexpected reality. We discussed: — Why it is impossible to rent an apartment in Milan even with money — What is wrong with Italian education and medicine — How the system works, where money loses its power — Why furniture and repairs in Italy are a separate pain — How the lack of customer focus and total control through schedules affects everyday life — And most importantly — what kind of people does the Western system raise: free individuals or submissive performers? Links to Sofia's social networks: Instagram:   / sofa.berezovskaya   Telegram: https://t.me/sofaberezovskaya Links to Dmitry's social networks: Telegram: https://t.me/midiotizm Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@midiotizm?_t=... Instagram:   / ne.turist   Part one:    • Западная сказка превратилась в кошмар: вся...   Part two:    • Почему мы сбежали из Европы: правда, котор...   Part three:    • Свобода по-европейски: как полиция в Итали...   Subscribe to stay up to date with the next episodes and new candid conversations about life abroad — without rose-colored glasses.