Piñera's brother
Sebastián Piñera's brother. Hilarious.
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2 comments:
It is hilarious. Though arguably, even in socially conservative Chile, it is Piñera's brother in Washington, Pinochet's former labor minister, who is the bigger political liability.
Come on, you've never heard of Negro Pinera until now?
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