Patrick Radden Keefe: “London Thought Hosting the Rich Was the Price to Pay for Being a Great Metropolis”
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Considered one of the great referents of investigative journalism, he presents his new work, "The son of the oligarch"
The American journalist describes in “The Son of the Oligarca,” how the wealthy Russian migration of the 1990s changed the profile of the city
The American reporter is one of the brightest non-fiction writers of his generation. He comes back with a book that beats the new money culture.
The reporter of the 'New Yorker' reveals the dilemmas and contradictions he faced while investigating the case he relates in 'The son of the Oligarca', a story about a young teenager who died in London in strange circumstancesHemeroteca - The mystery of a mortal leap or how London became an empty shell of unscrupulous opulence Become the absolute reference point of that intersection at which narrative and investigative journalism are found, Patr…
Journalist Patrick Radden Keefe (Dorchester, Massachusetts, 1976) is exhausted. Temperature changes, air conditioning, transatlantic travel, jet lag… In any case, he is happy to be at the Center for Contemporary Culture in Barcelona, where in 2024 he did a two-month residency, during which he put the needle on the book that he is presenting at this meeting with journalists prior to his speech at the Biennial of Thought, where today, Saturday, he…
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