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¡no pasarán!

No Pasaran means 'they shall not pass' - the phrase comes from the Spanish Civil War of the 1930s, and was used by the Republican troops (the left-wing soldiers fighting against Franco and the Falangists) as a rallying cry in defense of Madrid.
they shall not pass ¡no pasarán!
by Billy18 September 25, 2013
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