Shirsho Dasgupta
Data and Investigative Reporter at Miami Herald
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1 month ago |
americanmilitarynews.com | Shirsho Dasgupta |Jacqueline Charles
For 62 nights they were held in captivity, hidden in an unknown location at the eastern edge of Haiti’s capital. At almost every turn, they were guarded, held at gunpoint and kept in such deplorable conditions that one of them developed countless sores, another could not walk and a third had serious health conditions that went untreated. In a rare unguarded and desperate moment, they managed to get outside.
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1 month ago |
gazettextra.com | Shirsho Dasgupta |Jacqueline Charles
For 62 nights they were held in captivity, hidden in an unknown location at the eastern edge of Haiti's capital. At almost every turn, they were guarded, held at gunpoint and kept in such deplorable conditions that one of them developed countless sores, another could not walk and a third had serious health conditions that went untreated. In a rare unguarded and desperate moment, they managed to get outside.
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1 month ago |
dailyitem.com | Shirsho Dasgupta |Jacqueline Charles
For 62 nights they were held in captivity, hidden in an unknown location at the eastern edge of Haiti’s capital. At almost every turn, they were guarded, held at gunpoint and kept in such deplorable conditions that one of them developed countless sores, another could not walk and a third had serious health conditions that went untreated. In a rare unguarded and desperate moment, they managed to get outside.
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1 month ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Shirsho Dasgupta |Jacqueline Charles
For 62 nights they were held in captivity, hidden in an unknown location at the eastern edge of Haiti's capital. At almost every turn, they were guarded, held at gunpoint and kept in such deplorable conditions that one of them developed countless sores, another could not walk and a third had serious health conditions that went untreated. In a rare unguarded and desperate moment, they managed to get outside.
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1 month ago |
swoknews.com | Shirsho Dasgupta |Jacqueline Charles
For 62 nights they were held in captivity, hidden in an unknown location at the eastern edge of Haiti’s capital. At almost every turn, they were guarded, held at gunpoint and kept in such deplorable conditions that one of them developed countless sores, another could not walk and a third had serious health conditions that went untreated. In a rare unguarded and desperate moment, they managed to get outside.
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Whatever one thinks of any of the folks mentioned here (I personally can't stand Anderson), describing ~JAMES JOYCE~ as a "pure stylist" is just so incredibly ignorant and demeaning towards the work of perhaps the finest author of the last century! I hate cultural discourse!
I like Wes Anderson. He gets it. Actors don't really matter, scripts don't matter, film is a visual medium, scenes are series of paintings meant to stimulate the viewer. Watching his films is like reading Nabakov or Joyce, he's a pure stylist. And as he gets older his films
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