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They say: PASSPORT TO ITALY

They say: PASSPORT TO ITALY

09/11/2015 · by Gaia · in They say

November 2015
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“Gaia Manco is a multilingual multimedia journalist who writes and produces reports on society, development, culture, science, healthcare and international affairs (to name a few). Gaia likes building websites and learning new languages”.

Read the full article about Italian creative minds here: https://blog.about.me/2015/11/09/passport-to-italy/

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