La stampa li chiama “sciacalli”. Da ieri sul web si possono trovare centinaia di fotografie che testimoniano come questi “sciacalli” cerchino di appropriarsi delle poche cose salvate dal cataclisma che ha colpito Haiti. Ma è veramente così?
La stampa li chiama “sciacalli”. Da ieri sul web si possono trovare centinaia di fotografie che testimoniano come questi “sciacalli” cerchino di appropriarsi delle poche cose salvate dal cataclisma che ha colpito Haiti. Ma è veramente così?
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