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A black and red circular sticker with Italian text. The text translates to: "Tuscans have devastated this country." A smaller text at the bottom reads: "And this you must write. Please, write it."

Misc TOSCANI HANNO DEVASTATO QUESTO PAESE E questo lo devi scrivere.Perfavore, scrivilo.

30 March 2024
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