Leggo sull’ Unità , a firma di Marina Mastroluca, che i giornalisti ammazzati dal 2000 in Russia sarebbero 35.
Sia ben chiaro, anche uno solo già sarebbe troppo.
Però, vivendoci, non mi risultava.
Allora sono andato sul sito del Committee to Protect Journalists , che non è esattamente un’organizzazione russofila, ed è anzi apertamente finanziata U.S..
result is 34.
Without taking anything away from their noble work, striking the photographers and cameramen.
There remain 29.
Go ahead: the Caucasus is considered almost a warzone, not a disservice to the truth in putting together the journalists killed during military operations and instead those killed on the Political Committee itself (or presumed such).
There remain 13.
Just over a third.
The impression is that there is a competition to see who the biggest shots.
Another was a deputy of the Duma, a journalist difficult to consider all the effects.
A couple of U.S. citizens (Paul Khlebnikov and Anna Politkovskaya).
short, is on a dozen in a decade that you have to think. A figure
monstrously high.
Why do I speak of caste media?
One may have been killed during a mugging, for matters of inheritance, or by putting the horns with his wife, for going to bed with the wife of another, an argument for highway, or for political reasons, and dozens of other series .
But if he was a journalist by profession, he ends up all the media as a fighter for freedom of information. A
corporatism, in this case, very macabre.
