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John Connolly, una mirada empática al lado más oscuro: “Es importante no ser cómplices del mal”
Una de las más fecundas y originales carreras de la historia de la ficción criminal inició su andadura, sin que el protagonista todavía lo supiera, el 29 de diciembre de 1996. El asesinato aquel día de la joven Belinda Pereira en Dublín, nunca resuelto, la reacción de unos y otros cuando se supo que era prostituta y la dejadez de la policía soliviantaron a un joven periodista freelance del Irish Times que por entonces leía con ahínco al maestro Ross Macdonald. Su nombre era John Connolly y aquella rabia, aquella necesidad de justicia, aquel impulso redentor cristalizaron en Todo lo que muere (1999), la primera historia protagonizada por el detective Charlie Parker. Casi 30 años después, nos encontramos con Connolly (Dublín, 58 años) en un hotel próximo al parque del Retiro y, por tanto, de la Feria del Libro de Madrid, por la que pasa este fin de semana como ilustre invitado. Viene con un estreno bajo el brazo (Hijos de Eva, Tusquets, como toda su obra) y ha aprendido español desde el último encuentro con este periodista. Pero volvamos al principio.
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Chaotic talks on a US-Iran deal continue on the Trump rollercoaster
Amid rhetoric, market uncertainty and tit-for-tat exchanges, the two sides are still trying to find a way out of the impasse
Great news! Donald Trump has said the US and Iran are on the verge of a peace agreement. Oil prices are down, and the stock market is up. This comes only hours after Trump warned Iran was about to be struck “VERY HARD”, a threat that had sent oil prices up and stocks down.
It has been another ride on the Trump rollercoaster, keeping traders on edge, most of the world poorer, and people of the Middle East constantly whiplashing between fear and hope. But whether the ride veers up or down, the management always makes money.
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