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Oct 25, 2020 1 hr 34 min

Iker Jimenez - Un café con Iker

from # La Estirpe de los Libres

Ante los ataques, provocaciones, menosprecios... sufridos en los últimos días, trataremos de comentar algunos de ellos para que, con un café en las manos, podamos tranquilamente comentar lo que, en realidad, no es sino la asunción de grandes e importantes realidades.

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