CNNE 812744 - autoridades religiosas piden a fieles celebrar ramadan en casa
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Musulmanes se quedarán en casa y no visitarán la Mecca para celebrar Ramadán
Mirador Mundial
16:30 ET (20:30 GMT) 19 de abril de 2020
Los principales sitios sagrados para esta religión como la Mecca y Medina en Arabia Saudita, así como la Mezquita Al Aqsa en Jerusalén, permanecerán cerrados. En Jerusalén está José Levy quien nos tiene más detalles sobre las restricciones que enfrentarán los practicantes musulmanes.
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CNNE 812744 - autoridades religiosas piden a fieles celebrar ramadan en casa
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