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#13226295

22 January 2026

Jose Eduardo Molotla Rojas, an antique collector in Mexico, welcomes his neighbors and visitors to his home in the southern part of Mexico City. He keeps a vast collection of antique objects, which he builds since childhood. He claims he does not have an exact inventory of the items he acquires over the years. Don Jose Eduardo's collection includes Swiss record players, German microscopes, Chinese and Japanese aviaries, cameras, toys, sewing machines, and countless other antique items of great historical and economic value.

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#13226296

22 January 2026

Jose Eduardo Molotla Rojas, an antique collector in Mexico, welcomes his neighbors and visitors to his home in the southern part of Mexico City. He keeps a vast collection of antique objects, which he builds since childhood. He claims he does not have an exact inventory of the items he acquires over the years. Don Jose Eduardo's collection includes Swiss record players, German microscopes, Chinese and Japanese aviaries, cameras, toys, sewing machines, and countless other antique items of great historical and economic value.

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#13226297

22 January 2026

Jose Eduardo Molotla Rojas, an antique collector in Mexico, welcomes his neighbors and visitors to his home in the southern part of Mexico City. He keeps a vast collection of antique objects, which he builds since childhood. He claims he does not have an exact inventory of the items he acquires over the years. Don Jose Eduardo's collection includes Swiss record players, German microscopes, Chinese and Japanese aviaries, cameras, toys, sewing machines, and countless other antique items of great historical and economic value.

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#13226298

22 January 2026

Jose Eduardo Molotla Rojas, an antique collector in Mexico, welcomes his neighbors and visitors to his home in the southern part of Mexico City. He keeps a vast collection of antique objects, which he builds since childhood. He claims he does not have an exact inventory of the items he acquires over the years. Don Jose Eduardo's collection includes Swiss record players, German microscopes, Chinese and Japanese aviaries, cameras, toys, sewing machines, and countless other antique items of great historical and economic value.

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#13226300

22 January 2026

Jose Eduardo Molotla Rojas, an antique collector in Mexico, welcomes his neighbors and visitors to his home in the southern part of Mexico City. He keeps a vast collection of antique objects, which he builds since childhood. He claims he does not have an exact inventory of the items he acquires over the years. Don Jose Eduardo's collection includes Swiss record players, German microscopes, Chinese and Japanese aviaries, cameras, toys, sewing machines, and countless other antique items of great historical and economic value.

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#13226301

22 January 2026

Jose Eduardo Molotla Rojas, an antique collector in Mexico, welcomes his neighbors and visitors to his home in the southern part of Mexico City. He keeps a vast collection of antique objects, which he builds since childhood. He claims he does not have an exact inventory of the items he acquires over the years. Don Jose Eduardo's collection includes Swiss record players, German microscopes, Chinese and Japanese aviaries, cameras, toys, sewing machines, and countless other antique items of great historical and economic value.

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#13226302

22 January 2026

Jose Eduardo Molotla Rojas, an antique collector in Mexico, welcomes his neighbors and visitors to his home in the southern part of Mexico City. He keeps a vast collection of antique objects, which he builds since childhood. He claims he does not have an exact inventory of the items he acquires over the years. Don Jose Eduardo's collection includes Swiss record players, German microscopes, Chinese and Japanese aviaries, cameras, toys, sewing machines, and countless other antique items of great historical and economic value.

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#13226303

22 January 2026

Jose Eduardo Molotla Rojas, an antique collector in Mexico, welcomes his neighbors and visitors to his home in the southern part of Mexico City. He keeps a vast collection of antique objects, which he builds since childhood. He claims he does not have an exact inventory of the items he acquires over the years. Don Jose Eduardo's collection includes Swiss record players, German microscopes, Chinese and Japanese aviaries, cameras, toys, sewing machines, and countless other antique items of great historical and economic value.

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#13226306

22 January 2026

Jose Eduardo Molotla Rojas, an antique collector in Mexico, welcomes his neighbors and visitors to his home in the southern part of Mexico City. He keeps a vast collection of antique objects, which he builds since childhood. He claims he does not have an exact inventory of the items he acquires over the years. Don Jose Eduardo's collection includes Swiss record players, German microscopes, Chinese and Japanese aviaries, cameras, toys, sewing machines, and countless other antique items of great historical and economic value.

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#13226307

22 January 2026

Jose Eduardo Molotla Rojas, an antique collector in Mexico, welcomes his neighbors and visitors to his home in the southern part of Mexico City. He keeps a vast collection of antique objects, which he builds since childhood. He claims he does not have an exact inventory of the items he acquires over the years. Don Jose Eduardo's collection includes Swiss record players, German microscopes, Chinese and Japanese aviaries, cameras, toys, sewing machines, and countless other antique items of great historical and economic value.

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#13226308

22 January 2026

Jose Eduardo Molotla Rojas, an antique collector in Mexico, welcomes his neighbors and visitors to his home in the southern part of Mexico City. He keeps a vast collection of antique objects, which he builds since childhood. He claims he does not have an exact inventory of the items he acquires over the years. Don Jose Eduardo's collection includes Swiss record players, German microscopes, Chinese and Japanese aviaries, cameras, toys, sewing machines, and countless other antique items of great historical and economic value.

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#13226309

22 January 2026

Jose Eduardo Molotla Rojas, an antique collector in Mexico, welcomes his neighbors and visitors to his home in the southern part of Mexico City. He keeps a vast collection of antique objects, which he builds since childhood. He claims he does not have an exact inventory of the items he acquires over the years. Don Jose Eduardo's collection includes Swiss record players, German microscopes, Chinese and Japanese aviaries, cameras, toys, sewing machines, and countless other antique items of great historical and economic value.

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#13226310

22 January 2026

Jose Eduardo Molotla Rojas, an antique collector in Mexico, welcomes his neighbors and visitors to his home in the southern part of Mexico City. He keeps a vast collection of antique objects, which he builds since childhood. He claims he does not have an exact inventory of the items he acquires over the years. Don Jose Eduardo's collection includes Swiss record players, German microscopes, Chinese and Japanese aviaries, cameras, toys, sewing machines, and countless other antique items of great historical and economic value.

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#13226311

22 January 2026

Jose Eduardo Molotla Rojas, an antique collector in Mexico, welcomes his neighbors and visitors to his home in the southern part of Mexico City. He keeps a vast collection of antique objects, which he builds since childhood. He claims he does not have an exact inventory of the items he acquires over the years. Don Jose Eduardo's collection includes Swiss record players, German microscopes, Chinese and Japanese aviaries, cameras, toys, sewing machines, and countless other antique items of great historical and economic value.

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#13156557

4 January 2026

Participants in a solidarity protest with Venezuela march through the streets of Krakow, Poland, on January 4, 2026, following a U.S. attack. On January 3, 2026, the United States strikes Caracas and several other cities, while Delta Force abducts Venezuela's president and dictator, Nicolás Maduro, along with his wife. He faces multiple charges related to drug cartels. Since August 2025, the U.S. bombs 37 vessels, with the attacks resulting in 110 deaths, prompting objections from humanitarian organizations due to the lack of any evidence linking those targeted to drug trafficking. In December, the United States closes Venezuelan airspace, and the CIA carries out an attack on a port along Venezuela's coast, seizing three Venezuelan oil tankers. The regime attempts to negotiate a transfer of power and access to asylum, but this is rejected by Donald Trump. Initially, the U.S. president maintains that the attacks are driven by the fight against drug trafficking and the protection of American citizens; however, in recent statements, he shifts his rhetoric. Only 5–10 percent of the cocaine reaching the United States originates from the Venezuelan route, accounting for less than 1 percent of overdose deaths in the U.S. Protesters oppose the U.S. attacks and its interference in Venezuelan politics, as well as its 'regime change' policy, which they view as a tool of imperial expansion.

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#13156558

4 January 2026

Participants in a solidarity protest with Venezuela march through the streets of Krakow, Poland, on January 4, 2026, following a U.S. attack. On January 3, 2026, the United States strikes Caracas and several other cities, while Delta Force abducts Venezuela's president and dictator, Nicolás Maduro, along with his wife. He faces multiple charges related to drug cartels. Since August 2025, the U.S. bombs 37 vessels, with the attacks resulting in 110 deaths, prompting objections from humanitarian organizations due to the lack of any evidence linking those targeted to drug trafficking. In December, the United States closes Venezuelan airspace, and the CIA carries out an attack on a port along Venezuela's coast, seizing three Venezuelan oil tankers. The regime attempts to negotiate a transfer of power and access to asylum, but this is rejected by Donald Trump. Initially, the U.S. president maintains that the attacks are driven by the fight against drug trafficking and the protection of American citizens; however, in recent statements, he shifts his rhetoric. Only 5–10 percent of the cocaine reaching the United States originates from the Venezuelan route, accounting for less than 1 percent of overdose deaths in the U.S. Protesters oppose the U.S. attacks and its interference in Venezuelan politics, as well as its 'regime change' policy, which they view as a tool of imperial expansion.

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