Venezuela, che fare? (Guerra & Pace 36)
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Venezuela, che fare? (Guerra & Pace 36)
Narrated by:
Francesca Sforza
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Narrated by:
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Francesca Sforza
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By:
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Francesca Sforza
About this listen
Le grandi questioni di politica internazionale trovano un nuovo spazio, coordinato dalla Stampa e dall'Istituto Affari Internazionali di Roma.
Il Paese che tra il 2004 e il 2007 aveva i tassi di crescita più elevati dell'America Latina si trova oggi di fronte a un tracollo epocale: i cittadini venezuelani nel 2018 sono dimagriti di media 11 chili ciascuno, e l'esodo alle frontiere sta assumendo dimensioni bibliche. Cosa fa la comunità internazionale?
>> Questo podcast vi è offerto grazie alla collaborazione esclusiva tra Audible e La Stampa.
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