🇪🇸 Spain
Jan 11 • 03:43 UTC
I have a father
ABC
Jan 8 • 08:32 UTC
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Slovakia
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Denník N
I’m afraid that when my father dies, it won’t even affect me
The article reflects on the false promises of scratch lottery tickets and the larger societal disillusionment experienced in the 1990s, particularly in relation to the expectations of capitalism.
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