Ninguna guerra se parece a otra

Synopsis of Ninguna guerra se parece a otra

«Ninguna guerra se parece a otra» is Jon Sistiaga's war chronicle, published by Plaza & Janés in hardcover, with 397 pages, in Spanish.

The book is Jon Sistiaga's testimony as a correspondent in the Iraq War, with a central place for the death of his colleague and friend José Couso, whom he assisted until the end. It recounts the sequence of events, the transfer of the wounded journalist, his hospitalization, the outcome and the reaction of the Spanish authorities to a murder that has still not been clarified. It also delves into the peculiarity of the Iraqi conflict, the daily life of its inhabitants and the influence of Saddam's dictatorship, and demystifies the profession of war correspondent.

Work included in the «Obras diversas» series by Plaza & Janés, published in 2004. According to the Amazon listing, the edition includes color photographs outside the text.

Recommended for readers interested in war journalism, the recent history of Iraq and first-person accounts of armed conflicts.