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, appenzell-kau 9050 - appenzell rodas interiores - suiza noreste - suisse
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l'as rodas sorge in campagna, a 3 km dalla città galiziana di sarria, lungo il percorso di pellegrinaggio del camino de santiago.
as rodas is located in the countryside, 3 km from the galician town of sarria, which is on the camino de santiago pilgrimage route. it offers free wi-fi and free parking.

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secondo pablo rodas, capo economista presso la banca centroamericana per l'integrazione economica (bcie), la regione attualmente genera il 45 per cento della sua elettricità con olio, spendendo circa 7 miliardi di dollari l'anno sulle importazioni.
according to pablo rodas, chief economist at the central american bank for economic integration (cabei), the region currently generates 45 percent of its electricity using oil, spending some $7 billion annually on imports.