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“Elisea Argentina”: el furcio de Milei sobre el héroe de la “Odisea” llegó al programa de Carlos Pagni en LN+

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La Nación – Política
“Elisea Argentina”: el furcio de Milei sobre el héroe de la “Odisea” llegó al programa de Carlos Pagni en LN+”

Durante unos minutos, el periodista rebautizó el nombre de su programa con una referencia al error del Presidente durante una clase en la Universidad Torcuato Di Tella

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