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México y Brasil prevalecen frente a todos los demás países lameculos de los gringos. 🙂↔️
Forgot how much I hated seeing this worm lie through his teeth everyday
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There's a coordinated effort on the US right to link Mexico to terrorism through Cuba to lay the groundwork for a military intervention.
Mexico is breaking the rules and helping Havana profit from forced labor.
More than 3,000 Cuban doctors are working in Mexico under a program the U.S. State Department has classified as forced labor.
That’s why I sent a letter to U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer urging him to hold Mexico accountable under the USMCA and press for an end to this abusive practice.
The USMCA is not optional. Mexico cannot benefit from free trade with the United States while enabling the Cuban dictatorship to exploit its doctors.
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Now that I’ve been able to successfully cheat on my wife, there’s only one step left… the clues
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“enjoy your two-parent solution”
Logged back in just to laugh at you @h3h3productions enjoy your two-parent solution nigga
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Learned it from the best
🇲🇽 Mexican federal prosecutors imposed a rarely used treason charge on Cesar Jauregui, a state prosecutor accused of allowing U.S. forces to take part in an April drug raid in Chihuahua without the federal government’s approval.
Jauregui will be held in pretrial detention until the court decides if evidence is sufficient to proceed.
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I hope whoever stole my amazon package was also planning on being Vito Spatafore for halloween
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“I’m young. I won’t retire for 50 years. Why would I fund social security?”
“I’m old. I’ve paid my home off,” said Ray Warner, a 72-year-old Akron resident. “Why would I pay property tax?”
Across the country, homeowners are asking the same question and revolting against property taxes at a scale not seen in a half century.
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