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Achupallas
Achupallas is a town located in the heart of the province of Buenos Aires. Great greens, a past rich in history and characteristic tranquility. A country town, with only one hundred inhabitants, who will see their daily lives affected when they are informed that they will be part of a documentary.
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Achupallas is a town located in the heart of the province of Buenos Aires. Great greens, a past rich in history and characteristic tranquility. A country town, with only one hundred inhabitants, who will see their daily lives affected when they are informed that they will be part of a documentary.
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