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El Salvador: O Dia em que o Medo Mudou de Lado
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Benjamin Cuellar
Entrevistado
Belarmino García
Entrevistado
Christian Guevara
Entrevistado
Ernesto Castro
Entrevistado
Marcela Villatoro
Entrevistado
Nayib Bukele
Self (archive footage)
Armando Bukele Kattán
Self (archive footage)
Felix Ulloa
Entrevistado
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