File:Acuse recibo M. Romero Cuerda 27 mar. 1976.jpg
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Español: Acuse de recibo con fecha 27 mar. 1976 de Manuel Romero Cuerda, presidente de Excma. Diputación Provincial de Badajoz y procurador en Cortes, de escrito más cheque adjunto por valor de 49 847 pesetas remitidos por Guillermo Silveira García. |
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