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La Amazonia No Se Vende.
I blame it on the Piccadilly Line. You see, living in London makes you think that every other city’s public transportation system will move at the same speed as the unwieldy web of train lines that huffs and puffs beneath … Continue reading →
Posted in Europe, Politics, Public Transportation, Spain
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