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Two Bengal tigers rescued in Argentina and transfer them to Jordan

Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In an impressive operation carried out this Thursday, the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) rescued two Bengal tigers that were in captivity on a rural property in Balcarce. This is the second stage of an investigation, which was led by federal judge Santiago Inchausti, head of the Federal Criminal and Correctional Court No. 1 of Mar Del Plata, and has already allowed the rescue of more than 300 live specimens of wildlife and thwart the arrival of a grizzly bear months ago.
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