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Operator from Ciudad Obregón travels Sonora in a modified trailer

02.05.2026 17:14 1 min 1 source
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Operator from Ciudad Obregón travels Sonora in a modified trailer
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Manuel de Jesús Parra Valdez from Ciudad Obregón fulfilled his dream of traveling southern Sonora in a modified trailer. The project was designed for his future retirement and attracts the attention of locals.

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02.05.2026 Expreso SPA

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