"guarimba" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "...consistía en bloquear en acciones relámpago calles o avenidas neurálgicas, con basura, objetos o cualquier cosa que sirva para detener el tránsito. En Venezuela eso tiene un nombre clave: \"guarimba\".",
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