Var titta Elections i Sverige
It's election time for the student body. Four groups of students, with differing opinions and views of the world, create proposals, debate campaign strategies, and strive for improvements in school.
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- Körtid
- 100 minuter
- Släppt
- Ursprungsland
- Brasilien
- Språk
- pt
- Undertexter
- ca, en
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