Programa 10 : Ranking de Paises ( Parte 1 )

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Ranking de Paises ( part I) En este Episodio nuestros amigos Goris y Fernandez taclean un topico de alta importancia , un topico subyacente en cada episdodio anterior , una declaracion historica que pone al Negra 10 en el pedestal.  Por fin queda definido ( al menos provisoriamente ) el RANKING DE PAISES. Que seria asi ( sujeto a protestas / debate ) 1) Uruguay 2) Nauru 3) Nueva Zelandia 4) Malawi 5) Brasil 6) Espana 7) Islandia 8) Mocambique 9) Cuba 10) Timor Lest ~ RN

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