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Guzarish-i yik ādam-rubāyī

During the 1980s, the government of Colombia signed a treaty with the United States allowing for the extradition of Colombian citizens. This caused a great deal of distress among the kingpins of the Medell.

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  • "News of a kidnapping"
  • "Noticia de un secuestro"@it
  • "Noticia de un secuestro"

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  • "Journalistiek verslag van een serie ontvoeringen van vooraanstaande journalisten door de Colombiaanse drugsmaffia."
  • ""Maruja Pachon fut enlevée en septembre 1990, en même temps que huit autres personnalités, par le bras armé du cartel de Medellín. A partir des témoignages de ceux qui furent directement ou indirectement mêlés à cette atroce aventure dans laquelle périrent deux otages, Gabriel Garcia Márquez nous entraîne dans un thriller qui a pour cadre la guerre totale déclarée par les narco-trafiquants colombiens à un gouvernement qui avait décide de les anéantir"--Page 4 of cover."
  • "During the 1980s, the government of Colombia signed a treaty with the United States allowing for the extradition of Colombian citizens. This caused a great deal of distress among the kingpins of the Medell."@en
  • "Ontvoeringsbericht. - Journalistiek verslag van een serie ontvoeringen van vooraanstaande journalisten door de Colombiaanse drugsmaffia."
  • "García Márquez relata en esta obra el secuestro de que fue víctinma la senora Maruja Pachon, una prestigiosa ejecutiva colombiana, basándose en la narración hecha por ella de los hechos."@es
  • ""She looked over her shoulder before getting into the car to be sure no one was following her." Pablo Escobar: billionaire drugs baron; ruthless manipulator, brutal killer and jefe of the infamous MedellŁn cartel. A man whose importance in the international drugs trade and renown for his charitable work among the poor brought him influence and power in his home country of Colombia, and the unwanted attention of the American courts. Terrified of the new Colombian President's determination to extradite him to America, Escobar found the best bargaining tools he could find: hostages. In the winter of 1990, ten relatives of Colombian politicians, mostly women, were abducted and held hostage as Escobar attempted to strong-arm the government into blocking his extradition. Two died, the rest survived, and from their harrowing stories Marquez retells, with vivid clarity, the terror and uncertainty of those dark and volatile months."@en
  • "AVAILABLE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN eBOOK! In 1990, fearing extradition to the United States, Pablo Escobar ' head of the Medellin drug cartel ' kidnapped ten notable Colombians to use as bargaining chips. With the eye of a poet, Garcia MArquez describes the survivors' perilous ordeal and the bizarre drama of the negotiations for their release. He also depicts the keening ache of Colombia after nearly forty years of rebel uprisings, right-wing death squads, currency collapse and narco-democracy. With cinematic intensity, breathtaking language and journalistic rigor, Garcia MArquez evokes the sickness that inflicts his beloved country and how it penetrates every strata of society, from the lowliest peasant to the President himself."@en
  • ""In a departure from his Nobel prize-winning fiction, Garcia Marquez examines the November 7, 1990, abduction of well-known Colombian journalist Maruja Pachon and her sister-in-law by the 'Extraditables, ' drug traffickers belonging to the Medellin Cartel. Among others kidnapped were the daughter of an ex-president of Colombia and the son of the owner of El Tiempo, Colombia's most important newspaper. The kidnappings were meant to force the government to take a stand against the extradition of drug traffickers to the United States. What ensues is a passionate account of the harrowing experiences suffered by the victims and the negotiations undertaken by Pachon's husband, Alberto Villamizar"--Library Journal quote, authored by Jorge Gonzalez, appearing in Amazon.com."
  • "La crónica de un secuestro real magistralmente retratado por Gabriel García Márquez."
  • "This astonishing book by the Nobel laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez chronicles the 1990 kidnappings of ten Colombian men and women - all journalists but one - by the Medellin drug boss Pablo Escobar. The carefully orchestrated abductions were Escobar's attempt to extort from the government its assurance that he, and other narcotics traffickers, would not be extradited to the United States if they were to surrender."@en
  • "This astonishing book by the Nobel laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez chronicles the 1990 kidnappings of ten Colombian men and women - all journalists but one - by the Medellin drug boss Pablo Escobar. The carefully orchestrated abductions were Escobar's attempt to extort from the government its assurance that he, and other narcotics traffickers, would not be extradited to the United States if they were to surrender."
  • "Chronicles the kidnapping of ten Colombians by Medellin drug boss Pablo Escobar in 1990, the pressure put on the government to protect members of the cartel from extradition, and the toll taken on the families of the hostages."@en
  • "This book by the Nobel laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez chronicles the 1990 kidnappings of ten Colombian men and women - all journalists but one - by the Medellin drug boss Pablo Escobar. The carefully orchestrated abductions were Escobar's attempt to extort from the government its assurance that he, and other narcotics traffickers, would not be extradited to the United States if they were to surrender."@en
  • "Pablo Escobar: billionaire drugs baron, ruthless manipulator brutal killer and jefe of the infamous Madellin cartel. A man whose importance in the international drug trade and renown for his charitable work among the poor brought him influence and power in his home country of Colombia, and the unwanted attention of the American courts."

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  • "Roman colombien"
  • "Reportage"
  • "Kolumbijské prózy"
  • "Fiction"
  • "Political fiction"
  • "Romans (teksten)"
  • "Genres littéraires"
  • "Colombian prose"
  • "Electronic books"
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Vertalingen (vorm)"
  • "Translations"
  • "Verhalend proza"
  • "Belletristische Darstellung"
  • "Reportáže"

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  • "Niticia de un secuestro"
  • "Yukai"@ja
  • "گزارش ىک آدم رباىى"
  • "Poročilo o ugrabitvi"
  • "Poročilo o ugrabitvi"@sl
  • "K̲abar ik̲tiṭāf"
  • "Guzārish yak ādam-i rubāyī"
  • "Beretning om en bortførelse"@da
  • "Raport z pewnego porwania"@pl
  • "Raport z pewnego porwania"
  • "Nachricht einer Entführung"
  • "Napch'i ilgi = Noticia de un secuestro"
  • "Guzarish-i yik ādam-rubāyī"@en
  • "Izvestie o pokhishchenii"
  • "Izvestie o pokhishchenii : povestʹ"
  • "Notícia de um seqüestro"@pt
  • "Notícia de um seqüestro"
  • "Guzārish-i yik ādam-rubāyī"
  • "News of a kidnapping"@en
  • "News of a kidnapping"
  • "Noticia de un secuestro"
  • "Noticia de un secuestro"@es
  • "Notizia di un sequestro"@it
  • "Notizia di un sequestro"
  • "News of kidnapping"
  • "Zpráva o jednom únosu"
  • "Notizia de un secuestro"
  • "Yūkai"
  • "Guzārish-i yak ādam'rūbāyı̄"
  • "Ē eidēsē mias apagōgēs"
  • "Noticia de un secuestro / Gabriel García Márquez"
  • "Tin tức vè̂ một vụ bá̆t cóc : tiẻ̂u thuyé̂t"
  • "Guzārish-i yak ādam rubāyī"
  • "Nachricht von einer Entführung"
  • "Istorija pochistjenija"
  • "News of a Kidnapping"@en
  • "News of a Kidnapping"
  • "Journal d'un enlevement"
  • "誘拐"
  • "Noticia de un secuestro = News of a kidnapping"
  • "Journal d'un enlèvement"
  • "납치일기 = Noticia de un secuestro"
  • "Správa o jednom únose"
  • "Istorii︠a︡ pokhishchenii︠a︡"
  • "Ontvoeringsbericht"
  • "Uutinen ihmisryöstöstä"@fi
  • "Vest o jednoj otmici"
  • "История похищения"
  • "He eidese mias apagoges"
  • "Guzārish-i yik ādam rubāyī"

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