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“In Guadalajara, those who have never waited for a bus under the sun, who have never breathed the heavy air of a public hospital nor reached out to the government for help, raise their hands to decide for you.”

— José Baroja

Source: 1480 AM Rock&Pop. Guadalajara, Mexico.

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