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Subrogante 

Abelardo Martínez, a prisoner sentenced to death for murder, relives the traumas of his childhood during his stay in prison. He remembers a heated argument between his mother and father involving his twin sister and himself. His father, enraged by the childish games that Abelardo had fun with with his sister, especially by exchanging places between them.
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Abelardo Martínez, a prisoner sentenced to death for murder, relives the traumas of his childhood during his stay in prison. He remembers a heated argument between his mother and father involving his twin sister and himself. His father, enraged by the childish games that Abelardo had fun with with his sister, especially by exchanging places between them.

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Angel Joaquín Beleyzan

Abelardo Martinez

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