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Los de la ETA han asesinado a tu hijo [The ETA Has Murdered Your Son]

By: David Fernández, José Antonio Gutiérrez
Narrated by: Emilio Bianchi
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El 1 de diciembre de 2007 dos agentes de la Guardia Civil, Raúl Centeno (24 años) y Fernando Trapero (23 años), fueron asesinados por un comando de ETA en el aparcamiento de una cafetería de la localidad francesa de Capbreton. ¿Atentado premeditado? ¿Encuentro fortuito? Este libro reconstruye con ritmo de novela policiaca y el rigor de un reportaje periodístico, todas las piezas de este puzzle plagado de misterios. Un libro fundamental para entender no solo el funcionamiento de ETA, sino también los secretos de la lucha antiterrorista en España.

Please Note: This audiobook is in Spanish.
©2020 David Fernández (P)2020 Storyside
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  • Categories: History
Spain 21st Century Freedom & Security War & Crisis
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