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HomeAbout NBHRNLatino Agenda¿Quien Mato a Pinto Gandía?
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¿Quien Mato a Pinto Gandía?

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(Who killed Pinto Gandía?)

A novel by writer and poet Carlos Quiles, based on the disappearance of the Puerto Rican Nationalist leader Julio Pinto Gandía in 1976.
Precio de venta $10.00. Spanish edition only.

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