Życie codzienne w Burkina Faso
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A memorial to Thomas Sankara, a political leader who was assassinated in 1987, in Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso, where only a handful of other areas remain relatively secure from violent extremists that have crept in from neighboring Mali, May 5, 2024. The West African nation has long been known for its international film festival and arts scene, but extremists have turned it into the world's epicenter of terrorism. (Guerchom Ndebo/The New York Times)
Minimum price 100USD
2024-05-05
GUERCHOM NDEBO/The New York Times Agency/East News
The New York Times Agency
GUERCHOM NDEBO
16233728
3,26MB
31cm x 20cm by 300dpi
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