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Madrid se ilumina con los colores de Venezuela como muestra de solidaridad

Caracas Chronicles

Caracas Chronicles

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June 26, 2026

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La Real Casa de Correos, Puerta del Sol de Madrid, luce esta noche y mañana con la bandera de Venezuela en señal de duelo. The post Madrid se ilumina con los colores de Venezuela como muestra de solidaridad appeared first on EL NACIONAL.

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