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Aereo con a bordo Blair percorre duemila chilometri solo per rifornirsi di cibo di ritorno da una missione contro la povertà

Londra, Regno Unito - Dall'Etiopia al Kenya e ritorno, per procurarsi filetto di bue, vino e champagne.

Il B-777 della British Airways noleggiato dal governo britannico per una missione contro la povertà in Africa cui partecipava il premier Tony Blair, avrebbe compiuto oltre 2000 chilometri - dall'Etiopia al Kenya e ritorno - soltanto per rifornirsi di cibo prima del rientro in Gran Bretagna. A bordo viaggiavano anche collaboratori del primo ministro e giornalisti, gli stessi che hanno raccontato sui...

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