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John Dinges is a former managing editor of NPR News and professor of journalism at Columbia University. His most recent book, Los Años del Cóndor, has just been released by Editorial DEBATE. An English version will be published by The New Press.
immediacy and even though we started out with a piece and we're going to read many more pieces that as of the beginning of everything when man beats a woman in utah about of the wars, all the cultures, the development of humankind and the, the scope is amazing and daunting. i thought we would do a little bit of biography before we go on with the book. of course, your name has been in the headlines in the united states because the president of venezuela chavez mad our president barack obama and as a gesture and sank a friendship he gave barack obama this book "open veins of latin amer...
had not invented plasma but almost invented it because thanks to him it was possible to save millions of lives. .. this is a story not very well known here in the united states but it is important. >> host: the punchline of your story, that because the story is in "mirrors," there's no such thing as black blood. all blood is red, which is total common sense and of course led to him being dismissed. one of the things that is remarkable about the way you tell these stories is that they have the structure very often of a joe, and there is a lot of humor. so, i picked out one particular,...