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La oposición vuelve a tomar las calles en Venezuela tras el regreso de Machado: “Viene a apretar el acelerador”

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“La oposición vuelve a tomar las calles en Venezuela tras el regreso de Machado: “Viene a apretar el acelerador”

Cientos de personas celebran en las calles de Caracas el regreso de la dirigente opositora, cuya presencia busca reactivar el proceso de transición e impulsar la renovación institucional

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