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Narrado por:
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Francesco Acquaroli
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De:
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Roberto Saviano
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La cocaina: la merce più usata, trafficata, desiderata del nostro tempo. Le infinite vie del narcotraffico, dal Messico alle spiagge di Miami, dalla Colombia alla Russia, dall'Africa alle strade di Milano, New York, Parigi.
Il viaggio di un grande scrittore nei gironi infernali del mondo contemporaneo, dove la ferocia dilaga incontrastata ma i boss hanno imparato tutte le regole più sofisticate del business. Uno straordinario romanzo-verità.
©2013 Roberto Saviano / Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Editore Milano (P)2019 Emons Italia S.r.l.Las personas que vieron esto también vieron...
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