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DescriptionLeticia Perú 1932.jpg	Español: Manifestantes peruanos protestando por la cesión del puerto de Leticia a Colombia (1932).
Date	27 June 2014, 12:44:59
Source	Archivo Humberto Currarino
Author	No precisado, 1932
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