@expresatems: [ATENCIÓN] INCREIBLE: #Ecuador, hombre se salva de morir de un disparo en la cabeza porque al sicario se le trabó la pistola en el suburbio de Guayaqu

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Fabian Mullo :
eso fue en el 2005 noticia vieja
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Juancho 🤓 !! :
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