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Este extraordinario libro nos habla de Irak y de Afganistán, pero también, y sobre todo, de las interminables guerras de nuestro tiempo y "de lo que los seres humanos son capaces de hacerse los unos a los otros". Dexter Filkins, considerado como "el más grande de los reporteros de guerra de esta generación", ha vivido nueve años en Irak y Afganistán. Presenció las atrocidades de los talibanes, entró en Irak con los primeros soldados norteamericanos y habló, en uno y otro país, con cientos de personas que le contaron sus vidas y le dieron entrada en sus hogares. De estas experiencias ...

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