Aristóbulo Isturiz opina sobre los 3 norteamericanos secuestrados por las FARC

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Aristóbulo Isturiz opina sobre los 3 norteamericanos secuestrados por las FARC

Por Ana Julia Jatar el21 Jul, 2008 | 1 reacción »

Aristóbulo Isturiz, candidato a la Alcaldía Mayor, opina sobre los 3 norteamericanos secuestrados por las FARC durante mas de 5 años.

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Comentario De: El Barahonero [Visitante] · http://elbarahonero.blogspot.com

La verdad que ese señor parece que Chavez le estuviese una mano metida por detrás, como muñeco de ventrílocuo, y el que habla es Chavez. ¿Cómo alguien con dos dedos de juicio puede defender a un atrabanco como las FARC?
¡¡¡LA VERDAD SIN INSULTOS!!!

30.07.08 @ 11:55

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