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قانون عبد الرحيم دقلو، مرة أخرى!..

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عليك أن تسأل قوقل عن سجن دقريس ليبرز لك أفلام رعب حقيقية، لا خيالًا سينمائيًا، وصورًا من القسوة اضطرت قوقل نفسها لحجبها. سجن صار اسمه: جهنم!.. لا أحد يملك، بالطبع، إحصاءات دقيقة لعدد المسجونين هناك. فالداخل إلى دقريس أكثر من الخارج منه.. سجن لم يعد مجرد مكان للاحتجاز، بل صار أداة تهديد. قادة محليون في …

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