Bonus: Colombia desde movilizacion hasta pandemia, con Manuel Rozental

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Bonus: Colombia desde movilizacion hasta pandemia, con Manuel Rozental

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Manuel Rozental nos de un analisis de la coyuntura en Colombia, desde las movilizaciones del noviembre 2019 hasta la pandemia y las noticias de la llegada de tropas de los Estados Unidos en el pais

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Bonus: Colombia desde movilizacion hasta pandemia, con Manuel Rozental

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