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El exterminador de la mafia
The cartel has taken control of the region. The the boss, Ramiro, controls the area with violence and justice. He takes notice that his sister is in love with the enemy so he sends out someone to kill him.
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The cartel has taken control of the region. The the boss, Ramiro, controls the area with violence and justice. He takes notice that his sister is in love with the enemy so he sends out someone to kill him.
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Written By:Ignacio Rinza, Fernando Ruiz Torres
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