Fidel Castro is dead: WWF gives the sad news
FIDEL CASTRO IS DEAD, THE WWF NE GIVING THE SAD AD
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Having learned the sad news from WWF, The Island of Patmos It joins the deep pain of the Cuban people for the death of Fidel Castro
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a tender memory of Fidel Castro (pictured one with the beard in the middle) and its relationship entirely privileged and the working class: a Cuban farmer who is allowed to receive absolution before death sentence for alleged treason of the Communist regime.
Some friends who work at the WWF in the special section of endangered species, They informed us of serious grief that struck the Cuban People: Fidel Castro, the maximum leader, is dead.
For many years the Cuban dictator He was entered in the security plans of the WWF section that deals with endangered species endangered. It is in fact the end of the eighties that orphans of the old Communist Party came into this plan for the protection and safeguarding.
In ultra VIP area of Capalbio, in the Tuscan Maremma, it seems that some locals have witnessed the tears of pain Giulio Napolitano, son of the former President of the Republic, while he was in that area for a weekend, promptly discontinued to make return to Rome, In the evenings she held a vigil at a club in of Parioli, attended, together with him, many others spoiled children; the same that youngsters spoke of the working class in the ultra Communist University of Pisa, and then better get ready - once graduated from the Istituto Superiore Sant’Anna for academic merits and surname - to collect millionaire fees as consultants for public and private companies. Obviously, to the praise and glory of the working class, because first of all and above all … to always win !
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SUPPORT THE WWF FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE SPECIES IN THE PROCESS OF EXTINCTION
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