History of the refugee born on the road to Europe tears down the world

The story of Sam, the little boy, who came to life a few hours before his mother left with a gomone from Libya to Europe, has devoured the world on these festival days.

Sam trembled with the cold, there was no garment on his body, with blood stains frozen on his head and back and with the umbilical cord so badly cut when he was found by volunteers of the Spanish ship Open Arms, who had just saved a half - drowned tire of immigrants aboard the Mediterranean waters.

It was so small when I took it in my hands that I didn't believe it. If he stayed another day at sea, he would certainly not survive,” confesss Jak, one of the ship's personnel.

In the midst of sea darkness, Jak and other volunteers call out to all the languages of the world; “Kids, Enfant, baby, children first, give us children” extend their hands to that nail almost drowned through the frightened eyes waiting to board their ship of hope.

Jak relates that after his call, immigrants in the burmons give way to a woman carrying something on a thin rag in her hands.

Unbelievable when we saw that under that hand Sam, coming into existence just a few hours ago”, he says, broadcasts the Oranews.

Sam's mother is called Sali, who brought her to life in haste just a few hours before the goonia sailed into the Mediterranean to Europe and their hope of living.

Sali could not risk returning to trafficking prisons in Libya.

British Open Armes volunteers and authorities made it possible to transfer Sam and Sal's helicopter to the Mather Dei hospital in Vallete. Sam had to be saved, his body temperature under 34 degrees needed the care of a specialized pediatric structure.

Sam became a symbol of a year that is closing and continues to leave one of this century's major crises of immigration unsolving. Sam and Sally's story is the story of tens of thousands of surviving immigrants as they cross the Mediterranean but also of hundreds of others who failed and who receive divine inspiration of hope on this Christmas Eve. the rebirth of life.

There are over 300 migrants saved in the past few hours in the Mediterranean, and ships of humanitarian organisations sail from one European coast to another, awaiting a port for landing.

Italy continues to follow the policy of closed ports. Sam and his mother, Sali, refused to arrive in Italy with him and hundreds of other immigrants. /Periscopi