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Free Feras Bugnah, Filmmaker Arrested for Exposing Poverty in KSA

By Carlos Latuff (Posted Oct 18, 2011)

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Free Feras Bugnah

Carlos Latuff is a Brazilian cartoonist.  Cf. Feras Bugnah, <about.me/FMB4/>; and Hussam Aldrewesh, <twitter.com/#!/HussamAldrewesh>.

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