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Ancianos centenarios, autobuses bloqueados y jueces sospechosos: así transcurrió la segunda vuelta presidencial en Brasil

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“Ancianos centenarios, autobuses bloqueados y jueces sospechosos: así transcurrió la segunda vuelta presidencial en Brasil”

El mal tiempo y la falta de transporte público a lo largo del país desembocó en la extensión de dos horas del horario electoral, una situación inédita en la historia del país Leer

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