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Miriam Jiménez 
564 kilómetros he recorrido para pasar del campo a la mar, ahora bien, no estoy de vacaciones ni tengo billete de vuelta. En innumerables ocasiones desde que salí de casa me he parado a pensar en qué momento mi vida se truncó y di el salto de abogado asentado en mi país a refugiado sin destino, apenas tres meses. La barcaza cochambrosa que nos ha puesto el mafioso del lugar dudo que aguante hasta Grecia, muchos de mis compañeros puede que perezcan, incluido yo. Instantes antes de zarpar, los 75 ilusionados prometemos reunirnos al otro lado de la alambrada. Ojalá.
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Late last night (New York time), Grand Seiko launched one of its first releases of the year: the new SLGH027, a 40mm by 11.7mm Ever-Brilliant link steel watch on a bracelet housing the brand’s 9SA5 hi-beat 80-hour movement. That movement features the Grand Seiko Dual Impulse Escapement, which is only the second serially produced escapement that isn’t a Swiss lever escapement (after the coaxial). But in quintessential Grand Seiko fashion, this watch is most captivating for its dial.
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