EPISODE · Nov 7, 2020 · 1H 57M
Capítulo 13 - Especial Constituyente
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Como lo prometido es deuda, aquí les traemos el capítulo Especial Constituyente con el (casi) abogado Jaime Rojas como invitado, lo que definitivamente fue una idea nuestra y que no copiamos de ningún lado. Además, de yapa, conversamos sobre las elecciones gringas, el nuevo Ministro de Interior, el nuevo arco de los correos del MINSAL, completos mojados, entre otros asuntos de importancia nacional e internacional.
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