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Miguel de Icaza in Beirut

Posted bydanbri 2005-3-192005-3-19

Miguel de Icaza in Beirut, on meeting Robert Fisk, and a visit to Sabra and Chatila camps.

Posted bydanbri2005-3-192005-3-19Posted inTravel, WorldTags: Beirut, Miguel de Icaza, Robert Fisk

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