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Simplemente nos llega mucha información cultural que aqui la compartimos. Y porque "spaces.live.com" de hotmail nos cerró el blog que usábamos antes, sin previo aviso ni explicación del porqué. Un asco de espionaje a sus propios usuarios.
martes, 23 de julio de 2024
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