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“Se habla de progreso al que mora en un rancho paupérrimo. Se habla de cultura al hombre que abandonó la escuela a los nueve años, porque a esa edad ya tenía que trabajar para vivir. Se habla de libertad al peón de las haciendas, cuyo destino casi siempre es el de morir entre las astas de un toro, sin más lauro que el de un brindis de aguardiente.”

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Book:Memorias de un pobre diablo
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