De olho na notícia - phdcast

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Nesse episódio do PHD Cast o Raposão PHD comenta sobre as notícias que foram destaques na semana do Cruzeiro. Especialmente sobre a liminar que bloqueia as contas de ex-dirigentes e uma entrevista do Samuel Rosa

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