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A sticker with a blue border and handwritten text in black marker. The sticker reads, "Don't be fooled, Spain is trash. Mafia rules." It's placed on a sign that reads "Ismael Tomás Canet, Gestor Administrativo."

Don't be fooled, 'A is trash, Mafia rules h Ismael Tomás Canet Gestor Administrativo

03 July
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