Fantasmas embotellados

An episode of the Magonia podcast, hosted by Magonia, titled "Fantasmas embotellados" was published on April 27, 2010 and runs 18 minutes.

April 27, 2010 ·18m · Magonia

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Almudena Cacho y yo hablamos el 10 de marzo de 2010 en 'Protagonistas Bizkaia', en Punto Radio Bilbao, de la venta de fantasmas embotellados, el apoyo en la ONU a la izquierda abertzale por parte de un grupo que prepara la Segunda Venida y la demanda contra un sanador espiritual inglés por decir que cura el cáncer, en la vigésima entrega del curso 2009-2010 del espacio que la emisora de Vocento dedica semanalmente al pensamiento crítico.

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