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Los secretos del árbol más antiguo de la capital: casi 200 años, heredero del 'Gran Capitán' de Goya, resistente a la contaminación y ubicado en una esquina 'premium'
Summary by Latinas Media Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Alfredo Merino , as published by El Mundo
· October 19, 2026
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El Ayuntamiento presenta la 'Guía Verde de Madrid', que reivindica el patrimonio natural de la ciudad Leer
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What is this story about? El Ayuntamiento presenta la 'Guía Verde de Madrid', que reivindica el patrimonio natural de la ciudad Leer
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