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25 años después, un voluntario del 9/11 mira hacia atrás a través de los escombros

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Read in English here. Un antiguo voluntario de servicios de emergencia, Paul Eliacin, relató su historia de los ataques del 11 de septiembre de 2001, y sus condiciones médicas que tiene hasta este día. Después de ayudar por 16 horas en la Zona Cero de las Torres Gemelas, el voluntario de servicios de emergencia se acuerda de las memorias dolorosas que vivió en medio de los ataques de 2001.

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