Can I remove the labels from the bibliography, while keeping them in citations?

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I'm writing the bibliography of my report with thebibliography environment because I don't need a BibTeX database (or I don't have the time for learn how to customize or write a style).

Well, using the optional argument [label] I can specify as I want the cite references are show, for example:

\bibitem[PNUD1996]{PNUD1996} PNUD. Desarrollo Humano en Chile 1996. Santiago: PNUD, 1996.

So, if I write:

in \cite{PNUD1996}. it produces:

in [PNUD1996].

But the label also appear in the bibliography:

[PNUD1996] PNUD. Desarrollo Humano en Chile 1996. Santiago: PNUD, 1996.

Can I to remove the label from the bibliography and keeping it in the reference? I mean, to get:

in [PNUD1996].

and

PNUD. Desarrollo Humano en Chile 1996. Santiago: PNUD, 1996.

Thanks, and sorry for my English :(

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