03 de enero de 2013 - 07:10 a. m.
De turismo por Siria
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Japanese trucker Toshifumi Fujimoto holds his cameras in front of damaged buses in Aleppo's old city on December 27, 2012. The stocky bearded 45-year-old, bored with his daily run from Osaka to Tokyo or Nagasaki, has become a war tourist, with his passion taking him from the dull routine of the highway to Syria, where as part of his latest adventure in the Middle East's hot spots he shoots photos and video while dodging bullets with zest. AFP PHOTO/STR
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Japanese trucker Toshifumi Fujimoto (L) takes pictures of a rebel fighter behind sandbags on the green line in Aleppo's old city on December 27, 2012. The stocky bearded 45-year-old, bored with his daily run from Osaka to Tokyo or Nagasaki, has become a war tourist, with his passion taking him from the dull routine of the highway to Syria, where as part of his latest adventure in the Middle East's hot spots he shoots photos and video while dodging bullets with zest. AFP PHOTO/STR
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Japanese trucker Toshifumi Fujimoto takes pictures inside a heavily damaged apartment in Aleppo's flashpoint Saif al-Dawlah district on December 30, 2012. The stocky bearded 45-year-old, bored with his daily run from Osaka to Tokyo or Nagasaki, has become a war tourist, with his passion taking him from the dull routine of the highway to Syria, where as part of his latest adventure in the Middle East's hot spots he shoots photos and video while dodging bullets with zest. AFP PHOTO/STR
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Japanese trucker Toshifumi Fujimoto (R) takes pictures of rebel fighters in Aleppo's flashpoint Saif al-Dawlah district on December 30, 2012. The stocky bearded 45-year-old, bored with his daily run from Osaka to Tokyo or Nagasaki, has become a war tourist, with his passion taking him from the dull routine of the highway to Syria, where as part of his latest adventure in the Middle East's hot spots he shoots photos and video while dodging bullets with zest. AFP PHOTO/STR
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