Don't fence me in Some E.U. members aren't convinced Romania deserves access to Europe's passport-free zone
Three scenes from Europe's winter of discontent: In a central market in Florence in December, a far-right extremist armed with a .357 Magnum kills two Senegalese migrants and injures three others before turning the gun on himself. In Brussels, the Dutch block fellow E.U. members Bulgaria and Romania from entry into the Schengen area the 26-country zone where Europeans can travel freely without passports citing fears of corruption and crime. In the French coastal city of Toulon, President Nicolas Sarkozy kicks off his campaign for this spring's elections with warnings that Europe is too exposed, "open to the winds"...
