Albina
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El albinismo. Una condición genética causada por falta de melanina en la piel, ojos y cabellos. la falta de esta puede costarte la vida en África.
En los últimos tres años, mas de 70 albinos han sido asesinados en horribles circunstancias por motivo del dinero que representa cada una de sus partes.
Aster, nace en una época en la cual la persecución de los albinos esta a la orden del día en su país. lo peor del caso es que ella corrió con la mala fortuna de nacer ALBINA.
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