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United Nations - L’île de Robinson Crusoé - un endroit si éloigné que le célèbre roman de Daniel Defoe a été inspiré par son histoire. Mais de nos jours, le rôle de l'île est loin d'être fictif. C’est un lien crucial de réseau sécuritaire de la planète – tout en gardant un regard constant sur les événements sismiques, à la fois naturels et artificiels.
UN in Action, Episode #1463
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