BRUJO VUELVE A MENTIR EN RENTREVISTA QUE NO PARTICIPO DE AGRESION

Sin embargo en los noticieros que se emite de 06:00am a 08:00am y de 01:00pm a 02:00pm que dirige Carlos Quintana Demostró que este señor es un mentiroso, al decir horondamente que no cometió tal delito, a pesar que existen pruebas o evidencias que si propino golpiza al director de noticias. Carlos Quintana emitió el audio al aire en sus programas Concertación Campesina Y Sin fronteras, el momento que López Ventura el Brujo y sus secuaces lo intervinieron y comenzó la golpiza incluso se escucha los latigazos y claramente la voz de las amenazas que le hacia el agresor.

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