In the 1990’s the term “multicultural” seemed to be the magical word to use to describe a developed, strong and culturally advanced country. In the various news every nation of Europe proudly displayed the wonderful variety of people, languages and religions in their major cities: London, Paris, New York, Berlin declared to the world to be leaders not only in the economic sector, but also in the very building of identities and world society. Multiculturalism was nothing (...)