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“Mi pequeña conclusión: el problema es la crisis general de valores, el «todo vale» con tal de publicar y vender. Peor aún, «todo vale» con tal de disfrutar de un breve día de gloria o recibir cien 'likes' en Facebook. Hay idiotas en este oficio que tienen como modelo a Mick Jagger en lugar de a Manu Leguineche. Así nos va.”

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Book:Cada Mesa, Un Vietnam
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