¡Están contra las cuerdas! Enfrentamos un ataque sistemático para impedir que denunciemos la corrupción en el Valle y para afectar nuestro control político. El plan consiste en restringir la campaña a través del CNE, censurarnos y tumbarnos las cuentas para que ustedes no se enteren de la verdad.
Les pido que vean este video, lo compartan, lo descarguen y guarden las imágenes. Nadie les cree. ¡Les vamos a ganar!
#VotaCamaraValle101 #FelizConEl4 🌻 #DuvalierSenador

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They're on the ropes! We're facing a systematic attack to prevent us from denouncing corruption in the Valley and to undermine our political control. The plan is to restrict the campaign through the National Electoral Council (CNE), censor us, and take down our accounts so you don't learn the truth.

I urge you to watch this video, share it, download it, and save the images. Nobody believes them. We're going to beat them!

#VoteCamaraValle101 #HappyWith4 🌻 #DuvalierSenator

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