Che poi uno, nella vita, fa anche cose buone.
Domani mattina conferenza stampa di presentazione del Festival del Giornalismo 2012. Dove quest’anno UNICEF Italia proverà a far parlare di quelle cose di cui è sempre più difficile parlare.
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