"If my answer is foment, I'm sorry": The phrase with which Alvarado addressed the controversial sayings of Sedini
"If my answer is to encourage, I am sorry": The phrase with which Alvarado addressed the controversial sayings of Sedini
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"If my answer is to encourage, I am sorry": The phrase with which Alvarado addressed the controversial sayings of Sedini. We dress up fome, we talk fome, we respond fome, "adding that he even asked him to" act "to adapt to the style that, in his view, was sought to install in the executive. In a dissenting tone, the minister even referred to one of the expressions used by Sedini during the interview. "And if my answer in that regard is fome, I'm sorry, but it's reality," he said.
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"If my answer is to encourage, I am sorry": The phrase with which Alvarado addressed the controversial sayings of Sedini.
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We dress up fome, we talk fome, we respond fome, "adding that he even asked him to" act "to adapt to the style that, in his view, was sought to install in the executive.
according to La Tercera (CL) — PortadaIn a dissenting tone, the minister even referred to one of the expressions used by Sedini during the interview. "And if my answer in that regard is fome, I'm sorry, but it's reality," he said.
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