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EPISODE · Jun 27, 2026 · 1 MIN

Media & Stereotypes - Juan Felipe Cano Rivera

from Ending Poverty · host Juan Felipe Cano Rivera

Hi, my name is Juan Felipe, and I'm going to answer the questions about the Sprite commercial: "Women Cry About Everything."

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Hi, my name is Juan Felipe, and I'm going to answer the questions about the Sprite commercial: "Women Cry About Everything."

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