Iker Jimenez - Explosión Omicron

Iker reúne a los especialistas ante la explosión Ómicron detectada hoy. El Dr. Cabrera refleja el hartazgo de toda la gente, si no le bajan el nivel de dramatismo a esta epidemia, tendremos las peores epidemias de enfermedades mentales, depresión, histeria, pánico y suicidios

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