Albinosi z Malawi - NYT
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Salmo Rosario, 21, who has albinism and works with a group called Love of Life that fights for albino rights in Tete, Mozambique, June 28, 2017. Rosario said he wants to work and have a normal life, because he is a normal person. "I want to be a lawyer and help other albinos," he said. Superstition in Mozambique and nearby countries like Malawi and Tanzania holds that if you have a piece of albinism on you -- in the form of a bone or piece of skin -- you'll have luck and money. (Daniel Rodrigues/The New York Times)
MINIMALNA CENA 100USD!!!
2016-06-28
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