Amós Acero, una vida por Vallecas

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Vivimos en un mundo lleno de dificultades, pero tenemos la capacidad de cambiarlo, comenzando por nosotros mismos. Si es posible vivir en un mundo mejor, donde exista respeto por la vida de todos, y esto es lo que busca transmitir este libro.

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