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Es evidente que urge emprender una acción colectiva para modificar el actual estado de la humanidad, pero... ¿es una herramienta válida lo que siempre hacemos para contrarrestar al sistema? Muchos de los denominados *movimientos sociales* se han vuelto *profesionalizados*, usados por el mismo sistema para hacernos creer que eso..funciona a nuestro favor. Éstas *movilizaciones* que suelen ocupar las calles y reclamar; ¿no serán teledirigidas por el mismísimo sistema? Ésto y más, en un nuevo capítulo del trabajo de Carlos Alberto Rodríguez Hernández, leído por un servidor y la *robotita cariñosa* Domi.

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