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HELEN VASSALLO recommends a gripping Argentinian crime story about gender violence and the weaponisation of religion
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On Western Terrorism: From Hiroshima To Drone Warfare
by Noam Chomsky and Andre Vltchek
(Pluto, £12.99)
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