Publicado em , por Pedro Couto e Santos
Epá, onde é que andam os bons velhos assassinatos políticos? Há quanto tempo ninguém tenta matar um presidente americano ou um primeiro-ministro holandês?
Tá mal.
Andamos todos aborrecidos… alguém pegue numa espingarda e ferre um qualquer chefe-de-estado, faxaví´r.
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Pode usar-se granadas? :D
http://www.guardian.co.uk/russia/article/0,,1952383,00.html
Former KGB officer was poisoned because he was enemy of Putin, say friends
· Scotland Yard investigates incident in sushi bar
· Defector believed he was pursued by secret agents
Jeevan Vasagar, Ian Sample and Tom Parfitt in Moscow
Monday November 20, 2006
The Guardian
Alexander Litvinenko pictured at his London home in 2002. Photograph: Alistair Fuller/AP
A former Russian spy who is fighting for his life in a London hospital after being poisoned with the toxic metal thallium was targeted because he was an “enemy of Vladimir Putin”, friends said yesterday.
Doctors treating Alexander Litvinenko, who defected to Britain six years ago, believe he has a 50/50 chance of survival and faces a critical three weeks, according to the exiled Russian tycoon Boris Berezovsky, who visited Mr Litvinenko in hospital at the weekend.
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Bah, não me satisfaz.
De preferência a ministra da Educação, sffv!