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La fachada del edificio amanece pintada con grafitis firmados por un tal Tornado. Una asistente social le recomienda a Juan Cuesta pasar más tiempo con su hijo, él decide dejar la presidencia.
La fachada del edificio amanece pintada con grafitis firmados por un tal Tornado. Una asistente social le recomienda a Juan Cuesta pasar más tiempo con su hijo, él decide dejar la presidencia.
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S3, EP9 "Érase un desalojo"La fachada del edificio amanece pintada con grafitis firmados por un tal Tornado. Una asistente social le recomienda a Juan Cuesta pasar más tiempo con su hijo, él decide dejar la presidencia.
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S3, EP10 "Érase un belén"La archidiócesis ha convocado un concurso de belenes vivientes y Juan Cuesta celebra una junta especial para proponer a los vecinos participar e impregnarse así del espíritu navideño, además de optar a un premio en metálico de 1500 euros.
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S3, EP11 "Érase una Nochevieja"Los vecinos se preparan para celebrar el Año Nuevo. Belén invita a sus padres a cenar para presentarles a Emilio.
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