cual es la capital de pensilvania estados unidos
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of the 50 states. Pennsylvania's two most populous cities are Philadelphia (1,567,872), and Pittsburgh (303,625). The state capital and its 10th largest city is Harrisburg. Pennsylvania has of waterfront along Lake Erie and the Delaware Estuary. The state is one of the 13 original founding states of the United States; it came into being in 1681 as a result of a royal land grant to William Penn, the son of the state's namesake. Part of Pennsylvania (along the Delaware River), together with the present State of Delaware, had earlier been organized as the Colony of New Sweden. It was the
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Fondo Documental de Prometeo, 2007 http://www.infolizer.com/prom5et5eod4i7git1ala1or7g/Borges-y-dario.html • "Convergencias y divergencias: Rubén Darío y Pablo Antonio Cuadra." ("Convergence and Divergence: Ruben Dario and Pablo Antonio Cuadra.") Fondo Documental de Prometeo: http://www.prometeodigital.org/FD_LISTATOTAL.htm • "Bilingüismo e identidad." (Bilingualism and Identity). Key note speech read at Toronto's City Hall, Canadá: http://revistadebate.ca/portal/index2.php?option=com_content&do_pdf=1&id=566 • "La poesía puertorriqueña." ("Puerto Rican Poetry"), "Enciclopedia del Español en los Estados Unidos". New York: Instituto Cervantes y Editorial Santillana, 2008. 672-77. • "El teatro puertorriqueño." ("Puerto Rican Theater"), "Enciclopedia del Español en los Estados Unidos". New York: Instituto Cervantes y Editorial Santillana, 2008. 738-42. • "La poesía de Estados Unidos en
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Museo del Barrio, Nueva York, Nueva York, Estados Unidos; Galería Caribe, San Juan, Puerto Rico -Artes Gráficas Puertorriqueñas, World Trade Center Office, Nueva York, Nueva York, Estados Unidos -I Bienal Internacional de Pintura de Cuenca, Cuenca, Ecuador -Puerto Rican Paintings: Between Past and Present, Art Museum of the Americas, Washington, DC; Museo del Barrio, New York; Squibb Gallery, Princeton, New Jersey, United States; Museo de Historia, Antropología y Arte, Universidad de Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus, San Juan, Puerto Rico -La estampa serigráfica en Puerto Rico: Cuatro décadas, Museo de Historia, Antropología y Arte, -Universidad de Puerto Rico, Río Piedras
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Salmon DELANTERO Edurardo Soto DELANTERO Aldo Fabrizio DELANTERO Juan Pablo Orrantia DELANTERO FC Irmãos Unidos Irmãos FC es un Equipo 100% Zacatecano, que milita en la liga de Capital Soccer así como en la Liga juvenil zacatecana de Fútbol. Inicio de una reta en la cancha de indeco cuando Chuy “El virolo” López citó a todos los jugadores a jugar y después dio la idea de formalizarnos como un equipo PROFESIONAL. Pepe Mier PORTERO Jordan Orrantia DEFENSA Jesus López DEFENSA Hector Mier DEFENSA Saul Rosales DEFENSA Joan Perales DEFENSA Emiliano Ramírez MEDIOCAMPISTA Zidain Ruelas MEDIOCAMPISTA Denilson Flores MEDIOCAMPISTA Jared Trujillo
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FC Irmãos Unidos Irmãos FC es un Equipo 100% Zacatecano, que milita en la liga de Capital Soccer así como en la Liga juvenil zacatecana de Fútbol. Inicio de una reta en la cancha de indeco cuando Chuy “El virolo” López citó a todos los jugadores a jugar y después dio la idea de formalizarnos como un equipo PROFESIONAL. Pepe Mier PORTERO Jordan Orrantia DEFENSA Jesus López DEFENSA Hector Mier DEFENSA Saul Rosales DEFENSA Joan Perales DEFENSA Emiliano Ramírez MEDIOCAMPISTA Zidain Ruelas MEDIOCAMPISTA Denilson Flores MEDIOCAMPISTA Jared Trujillo MEDIOCAMPISTA Pedro Madero MEDIOCAMPISTA Diego Zapata MEDIOCAMPISTA Juan Mier DELANTERO Juan Carlos
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extranjera": complejidad poética de su desarraigo y pertenencia" ("Gabriela Mistral, "the Foreigner": Poetic Complexity of Her Rootlessness and Belonging") in "Gabriela Mistral y los Estados Unidos (Gabriela Mistral and the United States)", Gerardo Piña-Rosales et al., Eds. New York: North-American Academy of the Spanish Language, 2011. • "Representantes de los movimientos literarios: en la poesía escrita en español en los Estados Unidos: Modernismo, Pre/Post/Neo y otros ismos." ("Representatives of Literary Movements: The Poetry Written in Spanish in the United States: Modernism, Pre/Post/Neo and Other Isms.") "Alba de América" 30.57-58 (2011): 214-27. • "Rubén Darío y Antonio Machado: dos poetas, dos
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constante, va promove la respeta de esta diretos e librias par eleva e instrui, e par mesuras progresante, e nasional e internasional, va securi la reconose e aplica universal e produosa, entre la poplas de la statos parteninte e de la teritorios su sua autoria legal. Alisia comensa deveni multe noiada, sentante a lado de sua sore sur la colineta, con no cosa per ocupa se: a un o du veses, el ia regardeta en la libro cual sua sore leje, ma lo conteni no pitures o conversas, “e cual es la valua de un libro,” Alisia pensa, “sin pitures
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(mid-), vis- (vice-), inter- (inter-), and auto- (auto-, self-) Compounds of verbs plus objects create nouns: Two nouns are rarely joined (as they often are in English), but are linked with de or other prepositions instead: Car la reconose de la dinia inerente e la diretos egal e nonalienable de tota la membros de la familia umana es la funda de libria, justia, e pas en la mundo; Car la nonconose e la despeta de la diretos umana ia trae atas de barbaria cual ofende la consiensa umana, e car la veni de un mundo do tota persones va es
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cimiento del reflectorio, debajo de la silla del prior, que es en la bodega, debajo del dicho reflectorio, la cual piedra es cuadrada y está escrita por todas partes, que da a entender quien es el fundador, y quien es el arquitecto y el día y año en que se pone". On 18 December 1546 Pope Paul III appointed the Spaniard Joannes Baptista, Deputy Coordinator Architect for St. Peter's Basilica of Rome: "Similis deputatio pro Joanne Bapta. Hispano". On 26 February 1947 “Michelangelo (…) informed the Florentine mason master Niccolo that he was to follow the orders of Giovanni Battista
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117 pp. 3. Catanzaro, Gianfranco: El hombre, ¿Un Objeto material o un ser trascendental?: Un recorrido Antropológico a través de la Filosofía de Friedrich Nietzsche y Leonardo Polo, Create Space: Estados Unidos 2012; 128 pp. 4. Collado, Santiago: Noción de hábito en la teoría del conocimiento de Polo. Publicaciones de la facultad de filosofía y letras de la universidad de Navarra, colección filosófica nº 159. Pamplona: Eunsa, 2000; 370 pp. 5. Esquer Gallardo, Héctor: El límite del pensamiento. La propuesta metódica de Leonardo Polo. Publicaciones de la facultad de filosofía y letras de la universidad de Navarra, colección filosófica nº
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su brazo guerrero,<br> pues ella es el faro de la insurrección. Verse Two <br> Su ilustre espartano, la fama pregona,<br> la historia la ciñe de lauro inmortal.<br> Sus hijos son héroes de Marte y Belona,<br> sus héroes son hijos de Homero y Mistral.<br> Siete estrellas blancas, sagradas y bellas<br> la patria coronan bordando su azul<br> Margarita es una de las siete estrellas<br> y llena de rayos el cerúleo tul. Verse Three <br> Le dieron renombre de heroica y divina,<br> renombre que esplende cual nimbo en su sien <br> con Luisa la mártir, la egregia heroína <br> Arismendi, Gómez, Mariño y
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(1955), "La aproximación de los neoliberales à la actitud tradicional" (1956), "La fuerza creadora de la libertad" (1958), "Nuevas formas democráticas de la libertad" (1960), "La literatura universal sobre la guerra de España" (1962), "La Política mundial de los Estados Unidos" (1962), "Las nuevas democracias" (1964). Rafael Calvo Serer Rafael Calvo Serer (born 6 October 1916 at Valencia, Spain, died 19 April 1988 at Pamplona, Navarra, Spain) was a Professor of History of Spanish Philosophy, a writer, essayist. He was president of the Council of Administration of the newspaper "Madrid", in which he published numerous articles on national and international
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Sistema Intranet para la Capacitación Política Estratégica a Distancia, vinculando a las representaciones estatales del ICADEP en todo el país. 2012 se integra a la Campaña a Presidente de la República del Lic. Enrique Peña Nieto, vinculando redes de mujeres y jóvenes. 2014 Agregada Cultural y de Asuntos Educativos de la Embajada Mexicana en Chile Beatriz Cervantes Mandujano Beatriz Cervantes Mandujano (2 de Septiembre) abogada Mexicana con actividades políticas en del Partido Revolucionario Institucional. del 2000 al 2003 Fungió como Diputada Federal en la LVIII Legislatura del Congreso de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos como representante del Estado de Mexico. por
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por el artículo segundo, apartado A, fracciones III y VII de la Constitución Política de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos y 16 de la Constitución Política de Oaxaca; establecerá los mecanismos para garantizar la plena y total participación de la mujer en dichos procesos electorales, y el ejercicio de su derecho a votar y ser votada en condiciones de igualdad con el de los varones, y sancionará su contravención.” (translation: "The law shall protect and facilitate democratic practices in all communities of the state of Oaxaca, for the election of their councils, in the terms established by Article Two, Section A,
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Beatriz Cervantes Mandujano Beatriz Cervantes Mandujano (2 de Septiembre) abogada Mexicana con actividades políticas en del Partido Revolucionario Institucional. del 2000 al 2003 Fungió como Diputada Federal en la LVIII Legislatura del Congreso de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos como representante del Estado de Mexico. por via de elección directa en el Distrito 12 Electoral Federal con cabecera en Texcoco de Mora. Egresó como Licenciada en Derecho por la Universidad del Valle de México, A.C., campus San Rafael de la Ciudad de México. Con estudios de maestría en Administración Pública y Miembro Asociada del Instituto Nacional de Administración Pública A.C. (INAP),
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and, in rectifying those errors, it corrected the final election results by adding and subtracting from each candidate to accord with the number of valid ballots cast for each. (See "Acuerdo relacionado con la ejecución de diversas sentencias interlocutorias emitidas el cinco de agosto de dos mil seis" at .) Based on those results, on 5 September 2006 the Tribunal certified the PAN candidate Felipe Calderón as the lawfully elected next President of Mexico. (See "Dictamen relativo al cómputo final de la elección de Presidente de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos, declaración de validez de la elección y de presidente electo"
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Contemporary Latina and Latin American Women Authors" (Hostos Review, 2015), "Cruce de fronteras: Antología de escritores Iberoamericanos en Estados Unidos" (SubUrbano, 2013), "Poéticas de los (dis)locamientos" (Dislocados, 2012), "Raíces latinas, narradores y poetas inmigrantes" (Vagón azul, 2012), "America nuestra: antología de narrativa en español en Estados Unidos" (Linkgua, 2011), "Professions" (MLA, 2009), among others. Rose Mary Salum Rose Mary Salum is an author and a publisher. She is the founder of the award winning bilingual magazine Literal Magazine. She is also the founder of Literal Publishing, a bilingual publisher house. She has taught as a visiting professor at , Rice
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with a long cape over his shoulders. The sculpture sits on a granite base and is inscribed: The front base reads: Respect for the rights<br> of others is peace<br> BENITO JUAREZ<br> 1806-1872<br> The people of Mexico to the people<br> of the United States of America Translation to Spanish:<br> El respeto al derecho ajeno es paz<br> BENITO JUAREZ<br> 1806 -1872<br> El pueblo de Mexico al pueblo<br> de los Estados Unidos de America The names of the sculptors, Luis Sosa Villasenor and Louis Ortiz Macedo, are written on the lower back corner of the base, along with the date: Diciembre 1968 "(December
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Panama and Santander issued paper money. Denominations included 10 and 50 centavos, 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 50 and 100 pesos. In the early 1860s, the "Tesoría General de los Estados Unidos de Nueva Granada" issued notes in denominations of 20 centavos, 1, 2, 3, 10, 20 and 100 pesos, with all denominations also given in reales. In 1863, Treasury notes of the "Estados Unidos de Colombia" were introduced for 5, 10 and 20 centavos, and 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 pesos. More than sixty private banks issued notes between 1865 and 1923. Denominations issued included 10, 20,
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A Minute / Ahora que me deja un minuto la vida, Massachusetts, USA. 2013 Renovacion de la luna / Renovation of the Moon, Massachusetts, USA. 2007 El Rey de las octavas, Lectorum publications Inc, New York, Estados Unidos. 2005 Azul y otros relatos del mar, Alfaguara, México. 2005 Un bosque para la mariposa monarca, Altea, Santillana, México. 2004 El pájaro mosca, Altea, Santillana, México. 2003 Orejas de cielo y otros cuentos, SM Ediciones, México. 2003 Rene y el pigmeo en la selva, Editorial Norma, Mexico. 2004 Ahí viene el lobo gris, Altea, Santillana, México. 2002 Las patas del flamenco, Altea,
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40th anniversary of the invasion, a conference took place in Havana, attended by about 60 American delegates. The conference was titled Bay of Pigs: 40 Years After, co-sponsored by the University of Havana and the US-based National Security Archive. The conference was co-sponsored by Universidad de La Habana (University of Havana), Centro de Estudios sobre Estados Unidos, Instituto de Historia de Cuba, Centro de Investigaciones Históricas de la Seguridad del Estado; Centro de Estudios sobre America, and the US-based National Security Archive. It commenced on Thursday 22 March 2001, at the Hotel Palco, , La Habana. On 24 March, following
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ISTMICA. Revista de la Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Universidad Nacional. Costa Rica. No. 5-6, 2000. 26-41. • "Escribir en español en los Estados Unidos." Cuadernos de ALDEEU. Rafael Corbalán Gerardo Piña and Nicolás Toscano, editors. (Review of Spanish Professionals in America). Volume XIII, No 2. The Graduate School and University Center of CUNY. 59-69. • "Reconstruyendo a Centroamérica a través de la poesía.” Inti Revista de literatura Hispánica. No. 46-47. Oscar Hahn and Ana María Barrenechea, editors. Fall 1997-Spring 1998. 45-56. • "El humor en la poesía de Luis Carlos López." MACLAS. Latin American Essays. Volume XI. Newark, DE:
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Revenue stamps of Colombia The first revenue stamp of Colombia was issued on 1 September 1858, one year before the first Colombian postage stamp. The first Colombian revenue stamp was a black 20 centavos value for the Granadine Confederation. In 1861 a 20c stamp was issued inscribed "Estados Unidos de Nueva Granada", or the United States of New Granada. Later in 1861 the United States of New Granada became the United States of Colombia and stamps were issued marked "Estados Unidos de Colombia" from 1864. The Republic of Colombia was created in 1886 and revenue stamps marked "Republica de Colombia"
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others with large arms); "ESTADOS UNIDOS DE VENEZUELA" above, "[weight] *[year]* LEI 835" below.<br> [weight]: 5c, "GR.1,250"; 10c, "GR.2,500"; 20c, "GRAM,5"; 50c, "Gs.12,500". ■ 2½ centavos<br> ■ 1 centavo<br> Obv. beaded border; in the field the small national arms; "ESTADOS UNIDOS DE VENEZUELA" above, [year] below. Rev. "[value]" inside laurel wreath.<br> [value]: 1c, "UN | CENTAVO"; 2½c, "DOS | Y MEDIO | CENTAVOS". Coins of the Venezuelan venezolano The Coins of the Venezuelan venezolano circulated between 1874 and 1897. On June 11, 1873, the government ordered subsidiary silver coins of 5, 10, 20, and 50 centésimos de venezolano from Paris.
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1862 authorized the exchange of treasury notes for silver coin, .666 fine, and guaranteed their withdrawal within one year. When the Supreme Court ruled that the notes were not obligatory on individuals for debts contracted before 24 August 1861, President Mosquera passed a decree (11 August 1862) making the notes obligatory for individuals, regardless of the origin and date of a debt. Silver .900 fine, dated 1861, inscribed ESTADOS UNIDOS DE NUEVA GRANADA The country's name changed to United States of Colombia (Estados Unidos de Colombia) in 1862, and postage stamps were issued for 5, 10, 20, and 50 centavos
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in England and Argentina. She is one of Mexico’s most prolific writers of her generation, receiving grants from CME (1984), FONCA (1994, 1999), and the Centro de Estudios México-Estados Unidos (1998). In addition to writing books, she has collaborated with publications such as El Cuento, El Sol de Toluca, Excélsior, La Guillotina, La Palabra y El Hombre, Macrópolis, Nacional, Punto de Partida, Revista de la UAEM and San Quintin. Rivera Garza has also explored the digital realm as a venue for the publication of creative works. This began with blogging, starting with a now defunct site called "Blogsívela", a novel/blog
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(PVEM) en el Estado de Hidalgo, del cual es Consejero Político Nacional. Se desempeñó como Diputado Federal en la LIX Legislatura del Congreso de la Unión por el PVEM, donde colaboró como Secretario de las Comisiones de Hacienda, Energía, Vivienda, entre otras. También fue Coordinador de Asesores del Grupo Parlamentario del PVEM en el Senado de la República. Como legislador, se enfocó al fomento de la eficiencia energética y la infraestructura sustentable. Tras un papel destacado como Coordinador de Energía para el Gobierno de Transición, fue nombrado por el Presidente Enrique Peña Nieto como Subsecretario de Fomento y Normatividad Ambiental
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latina. Luis Leal y Víctor Fuentes, editors. University of California at Santa Bárbara: 2001-2002. • Dialogue through Poetry. 2001 Anthology. Adrian Taylor, R. Devineni and L. Srivastava, editors. New York: Rattapallax Press & Fictionopolis. 2002. Dialoguepoetry.com. Includes poems from around the world that were read to celebrate the UN Dialogue among Civilizations through Poetry. • "El mercado," "Los músicos de Jazz," "La barraca," "Las pinturas de Pippin," and "Noche de Jazz." Repertorio Internacional de Especialistas en la Africanía. 2nd edition. Universidad de Alcalá, Spain, 2001. • 15 poetas colombianos en los Estados Unidos. Poesía migrante. Bogotá: El Tiempo, October 26,
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(Durazno) y ciruelos, para lo cual se cuenta con una represa que se la uliliza para el riego en épocas de sequia, tambien se ecuentran como bases economicas la lecheria y la fabricacion de Panes que se venden en los mercados locales. Guadalupe (Vallegrande) Guadalupe es un territorio del municipio de Vallegrande, actualmente el segundo mas poblado despues de la ciudad de Vallegrande, fue fundado el 8 de septiembre de 1612 por el Capitan Domingo de Robles. En un comienzo llevo el nombre de EL FUERTE DE LOS PARDOS LIBRES. El antiguo pueblo esta hubicado al noroeste de lo que
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an autonomous constitutional monarchy under an independence hero. Agustín was crowned and given the titles of: Agustin de Iturbide por la divina providencia y por el Congreso de la Nación, primer Emperador Constitucional de Mexico (Agustín de Iurbide First Constitutional Emperor of Mexico by Divine Providence and by the Congress of the Nation). The name chosen for the country was "Imperio Mexicano", "Mexican Empire". The empire collapsed in 1823, and the republican forces drafted a constitution the following year whereby a federal form of government was instituted. In the 1824 constitution, which gave rise to the Mexican federation, "Estados Unidos
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were issued from 1887. The constituent states of Colombia also issued their own revenue stamps. Revenue stamps of Colombia The first revenue stamp of Colombia was issued on 1 September 1858, one year before the first Colombian postage stamp. The first Colombian revenue stamp was a black 20 centavos value for the Granadine Confederation. In 1861 a 20c stamp was issued inscribed "Estados Unidos de Nueva Granada", or the United States of New Granada. Later in 1861 the United States of New Granada became the United States of Colombia and stamps were issued marked "Estados Unidos de Colombia" from 1864.
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Confederation, was responsible for inter-state services and all outgoing and incoming mail to and from other countries. For these purposes national postage stamps were issued from 1859, bearing the inscription "Confed. Granadina Correos Nacionales". In 1861 a series of stamps in five values was issued inscribed "Estados Unidos de Nueva Granada", or the United States of New Granada. Later in 1861 the United States of New Granada became the United States of Colombia and stamps were issued marked "Estados Unidos de Colombia" until 1886. The States of Colombia existed from February 27, 1855 in the Republic of New Granada and
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Britain, the dominant European powers of that time. He called instead for a Pan-African approach. United States of Latin Africa The United States of Latin Africa (French: "Les États-Unis de l'Afrique Latine", Portuguese: "Estados Unidos da África Latina", Spanish: "Estados Unidos de África Latina") was the proposed union of Romance-language-speaking Central African countries envisioned by Barthélémy Boganda. Boganda first called for it in May 1957. The countries to be part of this large federal entity were Angola, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, Burundi, the Republic of Congo, the Central African Republic, Chad, French-speaking parts of Cameroon, Gabon, and
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United States of Latin Africa The United States of Latin Africa (French: "Les États-Unis de l'Afrique Latine", Portuguese: "Estados Unidos da África Latina", Spanish: "Estados Unidos de África Latina") was the proposed union of Romance-language-speaking Central African countries envisioned by Barthélémy Boganda. Boganda first called for it in May 1957. The countries to be part of this large federal entity were Angola, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, Burundi, the Republic of Congo, the Central African Republic, Chad, French-speaking parts of Cameroon, Gabon, and Equatorial Guinea. The idea's implementation was cut short by Boganda's death in a plane crash
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de 1956--. Después perdimos con Estados Unidos porque sabíamos que no podíamos ganarle y volvimos a enfrentar a Francia por la medalla. Nadie daba nada por nosotros. El estadio estaba repleto de franceses que alentaban constantemente. Pero les ganamos y conquistamos la medalla. Desde entonces estoy convencido que deportivamente los uruguayos tenemos una idiosincrasia muy particular. Cuando no tenemos chance, cuando no somos favoritos, cuando todos creen que vamos a perder, sacamos a relucir algo muy especial que nos lleva a lograr hazañas que quedan en la historia. En Melbourne ocurrió así. Contra todos, sin hinchas porque no viajó ninguno,
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de amor y de paz. III El trabajo es la fuerza suprema Que nos lleva cual nuevo Titán A la meta sublime y gloriosa De los pueblos que saben triunfar. IV Que en el Táchira ondule por siempre como enseña de honor regional, con la unión y altivez de sus hijos, el trabajo, la paz, la igualdad. </poem> Táchira State Anthem The anthem of the Táchira State, Venezuela, was written by Ramón Eugenio Vargas; the music was composed by Miguel Ángel Espinel. It was adopted in 1912, after a contest promoted by the regional government. The current anthem is the
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2 Provincia de la Veracruz No. 3 Aridoamericana No. 4 Tierra Santa No. 5 Sociedad del Real Secreto No. 6 Orden de la Veracruz No. 7 Fabian Guzmán Castillo No. 8 Guardianes del Santo Sepulcro No. 9 Rosslyn No. 10bd Simonem Cyreneum No. 11 Santo Grial No. 12 There are more Honorary or Invitational degrees available, Para-masonic national organizations. The Confederation of Regular Grand Lodges of the Mexican United States, Spanish: "Confederación de las Grandes Regulares Logia de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos", brings together the Regular Grand Lodges in Mexico since 1932. It is headed by the Masonic National Council,
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Guadalajara, where he installed his government on 2 January 1877. His forces under Antillón were defeated at Los Adobes, and he fled with his cabinet and General Ceballos to Manzanillo, Colima. On 17 January, he sailed for the United States. In New York, he wrote "La Cuestión Presidencial de 1876", a defense of his claims. He returned to Mexico in 1878 without problems. He was offered several important positions by the government, but he declined. He was editor-in-chief of various journals, and published "Apuntes para la historia de la guerra entre Méjico y los Estados Unidos" (Mexico, 1852), and "Revistas
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have it as integral members of the Puerto Rican community. This is the integral juridical tie between the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and their citizens. The court stated that "Puerto Rican political community is defined better by the citizenship of Puerto Rico than by US citizenship. That is a fact not subject to historical rectifications and a reality which no law can change." On November 17, 1997, Governor Pedro Rosselló signed Law 132 amending Puerto Rico's Political Code. The law states ""Toda persona que posea la nacionalidad y sea ciudadano de los Estados Unidos y residente dentro de la jurisdicción
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he is included in a list of respondents that hurt him deeply. He ignored the situation to the point that he forbid family and friends to respond in his defense or inspect records or files, many of his assets were seized by political enemies. Venezuela: Orden del Libertador, Gran Cordón and Medalla de Honor de Instrucción Pública de los Estados Unidos de Venezuela. France: Orden de la Legión de Honor, en el grado de Comendador. University of Los Andes: Oil painting by Marcos Bontá is shown in the Main Assembly Hall in Mérida, ULA. Schools with his name: “Liceo Rubén
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Cipriano de Mosquera did not want the work to be lost, so he contracted with María Paz and Manuel Ponce de León to finish the works begun under the direction of General Codazzi, and to publish them. As a result of this effort, the "Atlas de los Estados Unidos de Colombia" appeared in 1865, followed by the "Atlas Geográfico e Histórico de la República de Colombia" in 1889. The French Société de géographie conferred membership on Paz on Dec. 6, 1889 based on the second of the two publications. In the period between the publication of the two works, he
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White House: Latina and Latino Poets in Washington, D.C., Luis Alberto Ambroggio, Carlos Parada and José Ballesteros, Zozobra Publishing, 2017. • "Labios de Arena (Lips of sand). Embajada de los Estados Unidos de América Managua, Nicaragua: 2014. • "Antología. Festival Latinoamericano de Poesía. Ciudad de Nueva York 2012. Carlos Aguasaco, Luis Alberto Ambroggio, Karla Coreas, eds. Nueva York: Urpi Editores, 2012. • "De azul a rojo (From Blue to Red)". Nicaraguan Poetic Voices of the XXI century. Managua: Embassy of the United States and Nicaraguan Writers Center, 2011. • "Al pie de la Casa Blanca (At the Footsteps of the
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2, 1945. The Battle of Bessang Pass was a notable military victory. From November 1943 the forces were organized as districts. United States Army Forces in the Philippines - Northern Luzon The United States Army Forces in the Philippines – Northern Luzon or United States Armed Forces in the Philippines – Northern Luzon (USAFIP-NL) (Tagalog: "Sandatahang Lakas ng Estados Unidos sa Pilipinas - Hilagang Luzon (SLEUP-HL)/Hukbong Sandatahan ng Estados Unidos sa Pilipinas - Hilagang Luzon (HSEUP-HL)" Ilocano: "Fuerza Armada ti Estados Unidos iti Filipinas - Amianan ti Luzon (FAEUF-AL)") was the military and guerrilla organization active in the Philippines after
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United States Army Forces in the Philippines - Northern Luzon The United States Army Forces in the Philippines – Northern Luzon or United States Armed Forces in the Philippines – Northern Luzon (USAFIP-NL) (Tagalog: "Sandatahang Lakas ng Estados Unidos sa Pilipinas - Hilagang Luzon (SLEUP-HL)/Hukbong Sandatahan ng Estados Unidos sa Pilipinas - Hilagang Luzon (HSEUP-HL)" Ilocano: "Fuerza Armada ti Estados Unidos iti Filipinas - Amianan ti Luzon (FAEUF-AL)") was the military and guerrilla organization active in the Philippines after the Japanese occupation. It was made up of United States Army and Philippine Commonwealth Army Soldiers, reservists and civilians. It was
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"americana" in Spanish refers to a person from "América" in a similar way that "europeo" or "europea" refers to a person from "Europa". The terms "sudamericano/a", "centroamericano/a", "antillano/a" and "norteamericano/a" can be used to more specifically refer to the location where a person may live. Citizens of the United States of America are normally referred to by the term "estadounidense" (rough literal translation: "United Statesian") instead of "americano" or "americana" which is discouraged, and the country's name itself is officially translated as "Estados Unidos de América" (United States of America), commonly abbreviated as "Estados Unidos" (EEUU). Also, the term "norteamericano"
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secundaria" "lo toma más en serio" "cantando acompañado" "de su guitarra" "instrumento que le enseño a tocar “Alberto Llanos”" "su primo Hermano Cantante y Compositor también……." "A los 19 años su padre se lo lleva para los Estados Unidos…" "a un pueblo llamado Haverstraw en Rockland County en el estado de Nueva York" "Empezando una nueva vida lejo de su pueblo Natal….." "2 años despues conoce a “Chucho Amadiz” Un popular Pianista" "y conocedor del canto, se juntan y forman un dúo" "Llamado “Raffy & Chuchu” Cantando en reconocido clubes nocturnos" "de toda la Ciudad de New York…" "Luego pasa
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Nueva Esparta State Anthem The anthem for the Nueva Esparta State, Venezuela, was written by M.A. Mata Silva; and composed by B. Rodríguez Bruzual. Chorus <br> Gloria a Margarita, ¡la perla de oriente!<br> Gloria a Nueva Esparta, ¡Patria del valor!<br> que nunca se apague su estrella fulgente,<br> su estrella de gloria, libertad y amor. Verse One <br> Coronas de nubes la de Matasiete,<br> cinturón de espumas el Caribe Mar,<br> y es el heroísmo su escudo y ariete,<br> su rito el trabajo, la gloria su altar.<br> En la magna lucha levanta primero<br> cual iris sagrado, nuestro pabellón;<br> y nunca lo rinde
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both official names specified in the church's constitution. The latter is much more commonly used. In other languages, an equivalent is used. For example, in Spanish, the church is called "La Iglesia Episcopal Protestante de los Estados Unidos de América" or "La Iglesia Episcopal". and in French "L'Église protestante épiscopale dans les États Unis d'Amérique" or "L'Église épiscopale". Until 1964, the only official name in use was "The Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America". In the 19th century, High Church members advocated changing the name, which they felt did not acknowledge the church's Catholic heritage. They were
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of Illustrious Persons on April 24, 1905. Among his writings may be mentioned; "Código de extranjería de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos" (1876), and "La liberdad civil como base del derecho internacional privado" (1896). Manuel de Aspiroz Manuel de Azpiroz (1836–1905) was a Mexican statesman and diplomat. He was born in Puebla, Puebla, and was educated at the University of Mexico (now UNAM), where he took his degree in 1855. He took part in the overthrowing of the emperor Maximilian I of Mexico, and in 1867, on the establishment of the republic, was appointed assistant secretary of state for foreign affairs
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The textual portions of the Mexican diplomatic ID cards are printed in Spanish, English and French. in Spanish, “La Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos, solicita a las autoridades a quienes concierna, que concedan al titular de esta cedula diplomatica, de nacionalidad mexicana, los privilegios, inmunidades y cortesías que correspondan”. in English, and in French. Le ministère des Affaires étrangères des États-Unis du Mexique exige par les présentes toutes les autorités compétentes à accorder au titulaire de cette carte d'identité diplomatique, un ressortissant mexicain, les privilèges et immunités courtoisies applicables Cédula diplomática mexicana Mexican diplomatic identity cards
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I Was Born" by Guadalupe Nettel. Launched in 2000, Seven Stories’ Spanish-language imprint, Siete Cuentos Editorial, represents an effort to introduce a selection English-language texts to Spanish-language readers. Siete Cuentos has published Spanish-language editions of "Our Bodies, Ourselves" ("Nuestros cuerpos, nuestras vidas") and Howard Zinn’s "A People’s History of the United States" ("La otra historia de los Estados Unidos".) Siete Cuentos has published new and classic works of literature by Ariel Dorfman, including "Death and the Maiden" ("La muerte y la doncella") and "Heading South, Looking North" ("Rumbo al sur, deseando el norte"), as well as fiction by Ángela Vallvey
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was interested in youth policy in the Dominican Republic and spent much time in the "barrios" (slums) of Santo Domingo working as a volunteer helping poor teenagers. In 1986, Peuket published a book in Spanish "Anhelo de Dependencia Las Ofertas de Anexion de la Republica Dominicana a los Estados Unidos en siglo XIX" about the debate concerning American plans to annex the Dominican Republic in the 19th century. Always a politically engaged historian, Peukert engaged in city planning for Santo Domingo and criticized the Dominican government for not doing more to help with the problems of poverty. At the time
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(Bronx Cultural Club) and Casa Borinquen. He also served as the president of the Círculo de Escritores y Poetas Iberoamericanos (Circle of Ibero American Poets and Writers) and was a member of the Instituto de Puerto Rico en Nueva York (Puerto Rican Institute of New York). In 1950, he founded a magazine titled La Voz de Puerto Rico en Estados Unidos (The Voice of Puerto Rico in the United States). The following a selection of Soto Vélez's written work *"Clemente Soto Vélez and Amanda Vélez Papers" at the at Hunter College of the City University of New York (CUNY): Soto
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students in the capital city. There were nearly a 1,000 young women attending the University of Chile in the early 20th century. The conservative element of this club focused primarily on pursuing women's intellectual work, while later on, Consejo Nacional took more progressive ideas into account. Their members consisted of impressive middle class, aristocratic, woman who had a great deal of influence on their communities, including government and private sectors. Labarca wrote several interesting volumes— such as, "Actividades femininas en Estados Unidos ("1915")," and "Adónde va la mujer ("1934")." She was accompanied in her work by a circle of women,
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Apostólica de la Fe en Cristo Jesús de México". Calif., W. Carey Library. Note: Gaxiola-Gaxiola, an expert on Latin American Pentecostalism, is former president of the Society for Pentecostal Studies. Martinez, Juan et al. (2004). "Iglesias Peregrinas en Busca de Identidad: Cuadros del Protestantismo Latino en los Estados Unidos". Ediciones Kairos and CEHILA. Note: Juan Martinez is a professor at the Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, California. Ramirez, Daniel (2002). "Antonio Castaneda Nava: Charisma, Culture, and Caudillismo" in James R. Goff and Grant Wacker, editors. "Portraits of a Generation: Early Pentecostal Leaders". University of Arkansas Press, pp. 289–309. Note: Ramirez
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images changed to racially sensitive images. On the contrary, in the controversial Memín Pinguín cartoon there has been support publicly and politically (chancellor for Mexico, Luis Ernesto Derbez). Currently in Mexico, only 3–4% of the population are composed of Afro-Mexicans (this percentage includes Asian Mexicans). A notorious example of blackface in Mexican media is a comedic episode based around the Civil War titled "La guerra de secesión de los Estados Unidos" (The U.S. Secession War) in which famous comedian Chespirito did a skit in blackface. Portobelo's Carnival and Congo dance in Panama include a use of blackface as a form
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and director of the magazine "Ateneo", Mariano Miguel de Val, who, while the economic situation was at its toughest, offered himself as secretary to the Nicaraguan delegation at no charge and offered his house, number 27 Serrano street, to serve as the diplomatic quarters of the Nicaraguan delegation. When Zelaya was overthrown, Darío was forced to resign his diplomatic post on February 25, 1909. He remained loyal to Zelaya, whom he had heavily praised in his book "Viaje a Nicaragua e Intermezzo tropical", and with whom he had collaborated in the writing of "Estados Unidos y la revolución de Nicaragua".
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the names that they would have been known by to their Spanish enemies. For example, "Malik ibn al-Abbas" was known as "Alabez de Vera". <poem>"Allá en Granada la rica" (Over there, in Granada, the rich one) "instrumentos oí tocar" (I heard instruments being played) "en la calle Gomeles" (at the street of Gomeles) "a la puerta de Abidvar" (at Abdivar Gate) "el cual es moro valiente" (who is a valiant Moorish) "y muy fuerte capitán" (and a very strong Captain) "Manda juntar muchos moros" (he orders to bring together many Moors) "bien diestros en pelear" (well versed in fighting) "porque
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distance. Reynaldo establishes a spiritual doctor's office in part of the barber shop. His friend hangs up a sign in front, reading: ""Doctor Reynaldo Olmos, graduado en Estados Unidos y en el E. Santo. Por la Gracia Suprema de los Tres, R. O. 666-2"" ("Doctor Reynaldo Olmos, a graduate from the United States and the Holy Spirit. By the Supreme Grace of the Trinity, R. O. [his initials] 666-2"). Venustiano Negrón appears, saying that he is the wealthy owner of the brickworks, and tries to seduce his young, pretty sister-in-law Martina. Reynaldo (now known as King Elms, the self-proclaimed Son
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en Democracia", 1975-2000 (Plaza & Janes, 2001), a general history of Spain since Franco’s death which is widely regarded as the standard text on the period. His latest book is "El Amigo Americano. España y Estados Unidos: de la dictadura a la democracia", a study of Spanish-US relations from Nixon to Reagan (1969-1989), which was published by Galaxia Gutenberg in April 2011. In the course of his academic career, he has lectured in over thirty countries in Europe, North and South America, Africa and Asia. Powell was appointed Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George (CMG) in
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critics for her full version of "Well-Tempered Clavier". Cosachov has composed works including "La Rama Dorada", "Concierto de Cámaras", "La Magia de la Navidad" that were released in theaters including the Zurich Opera, The Kennedy Center, Carnegie Hall, Teatro Reina Sofia and Teatro Colon of the City of Buenos Aires. Her works "Los Siete Escalones Místicos" and "Los Tres Estados del Dragón" premiered at the Festival of Sacred Music in Ljubljana, Poland and Trieste, Italy. In 2002 she released the CD "Bach De Buenos Aires" and recently, her latest production, "Mi Corazón es mi casa". Cosachov is the author of
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literature. The chapters of his popular melodramatic novel, "La Hija del Judío," a historical novel in the style of Sir Walter Scott about the star-crossed love of the daughter of a Jewish merchant in colonial Mexico, were published in installments in "El Fénix," a newspaper that he founded in Campeche. Published years later in book form, the novel sold well all over Latin America. His other works include the pirate novel "El Filibustero", the travel journal "Impresiones de un viaje a los Estados Unidos de América y al Canadá" (1851), and numerous writings on the regional history of Yucatán such
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more active Mexican towns like Ciudad de Chihuahua and farming areas like the Mesilla Valley in the United States. Boers who stayed in Mexico married into local families, or moved away resulting in the loss of the community's identity with the Boers by the mid-1930s. Taylor Hansen, Lawrence Douglas. "La colonizacío bóer en Chihuahua y el suroeste de Estados Unidos, 1903-1917. Historia Mexicana, LII: 2, 2002, pp. 449–489. Hacienda Humboldt Hacienda Humboldt is an ejido in the municipality of Julimes Municipality, Chihuahua which was once a private cattle ranch. It belonged for a period of time to Luis Terrazas and
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until the 1930s. Their works served as a protest to the injustice carried out by those in power. In a speech, Alfredo Pareja Diezcanseco discusses how the group came about:""Los adolescentes y" "niños que, ocho años después, integraríamos el Grupo de Guayaquil, vimos espantados la bárbara matanza. Es apena obvio suponer que, parcialmente, cuando menos, aquel hecho brutal marcarse al resolución intima en nosotros de crear una literatura de denuncia y protesta. Lo cual nos condujo a poner una excesiva atención en el mundo exterior de las relaciones humanas. Porque, además, carecíamos de una ascendencia narrativa que hubiese puesto los
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a solo book, which is currently under contemplation, as is the case of: Instituciones medievales españolas (Medieval Spanish institutions) ; El enigma del poder (The enigma of power) ; Estados Unidos no es modelo (The United States is not a model); ¿Partidos políticos en 1980? (Political parties in 1980?), etc. Fernando Guillén got married in 1948 with Josefina Jiménez González with whom he had seven children: María Clara, historian; Gonzalo, journalist and writer; Felipe, journalist and writer; Alejandro, architect; María del Rosario, historian; María Margarita, philosopher and María del Pilar, business administrator. He was professor at several universities in Colombia
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y el azúcar" (1940); Emilio Roig de Leuchsenring with works such as "Cuba no debe su independencia a los Estados Unidos" (1950); José Lezama Lima with "Analecta del reloj" (1953) and "Tratados en La Habana" (1958). Among many other writers of note are Jorge Mañach, Ramiro Guerra, Juan Marinello, Medardo Vitier, José Antonio Portuondo, Carlos Rafael Rodríguez and Raúl Roa. During the second half of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st, the development of essay writing accelerated, with dozens of writers cultivating the genre: Cintio Vitier, Fina García Marruz, Roberto Fernández Retamar,Roberto Friol, Ambrosio Fornet, Graziella Pogolotti,
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la Grita, which merged with Maracaibo in 1676 to form Maracaibo Province. Its territory was part of the territory split from Maracaibo Province in 1786 to form Barinas Province. Apure Province was split from Barinas in 1823, and in 1864 it was given state status. Apure is an independent state from 1864, when the Venezuelan territory organized itself as los Estados Unidos de Venezuela, or United States of Venezuela. In 1881 it formed part of the state of Bolívar along with Guayana, but recovered the category of independent state in 1899. Apure has existed as a state as of 1864.
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to the Spanish journalists Fernando Martínez Laínez and Carlos Canales Torrres (who examined the Spanish history of the United States in his book "Banderas lejanas: La exploración, conquista y defensa por España del territorio de los actuales Estados Unidos"), after the cession of Florida to Great Britain, many more Canarian families emigrated to Florida. In the 47 years of Canarian emigration to Florida, of the 2,350 who wanted the Spanish Crown retained there, only 984 families migrated, most of them heading to Venezuela and the Spanish Antilles. In 1783, Spain recovered Florida and some of the Canarian settlers from Saint
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Estados Unidos de América (2005) La Construcción del Jardín del Edén (2005) Memoirs of the Last Templar Master: Anno Domini 2211 (2005) The Judgement (2005) Necronerópolis (2005) Línea Trocaica (2005) Goedia (2005) Book Nine: Abstracts from the Revelation Era (2005) Book Ten: Abstracts from the Revelation Era (2005) Edipo Vasco - Libros Libres, 2004. Obra Férrea - Editorial Dos Latidos, Benasque 2004, Dogmatic Theology Daemoniacum: a Demonology Treaty - Belacqua, Barcelona 2002 Summa Daemoniaca - Dos Latidos, S.L.U, 2004 Exorcística. 2007. Anneliese Michelle, a Case of Possession - Editorial Polwen. Polonia, 2011. A Mysterious God - Editorial Dos Latidos. Benasque
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have been referred to as "pseudo-cleft" constructions. See Chinese grammar → Cleft sentences for details. There exist several constructions which play the role of cleft sentences. A very common resource is the adding of "es que" (time-dependant): Another mechanism is the use of the identificating structure, or relative pronouns, "el/la que", "el/la cual" as well as the neuters: "lo que" and "lo cual". Furthermore, one can also utilize "cuando" and "donde" when one wants to refer to "that" in a frame of time or place. The "X no wa (ga)" construction in Japanese is frequently used to produce the equivalent
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a single recipient during a solemn ceremony in the Senate Chamber on October 7. A gold medal hanging from a silk ribbon with the colors of the Mexican flag is given together with a diploma signed by the President of the Republic and the leader of the Senate. The medal has the national coat of arms on one side together with the inscription ""Estados Unidos Mexicanos, H. Cámara de Senadores 1952-1958"" ("United Mexican States, Honourable Chamber of Senators 1952-1958"). The reverse side of the medal has an image of Domínguez' bust together with the inscription ""Ennobleció a la Patria, 7
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Anzaldua's works weave English and Spanish together as one language, an idea stemming from her theory of "borderlands" identity. Her autobiographical essay, "La Prieta," was published in (mostly) English in "This Bridge Called My Back", and in (mostly) Spanish in "Esta puente, mi espalda: Voces de mujeres tercermundistas en los Estados Unidos". In her writing, Anzaldúa uses a unique blend of eight dialects, two variations of English and six of Spanish. In many ways, by writing in a mix of languages, Anzaldúa creates a daunting task for the non-bilingual reader to decipher the full meaning of the text. Language, clearly
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español." "Hispanos en los Estados Unidos: Tercer pilar de la Hispanidad". ("Spanish Poetry in the United States" "Hispanics in the United States: Third Pillar of the Hispanic World)". Gerardo Piña-Rosales et al., eds. Nueva York: Teachers College, Columbia University, 2004. 197-213. http://www.ildialogo.org/poesia/islanegra128especialeupoen.pdf • "The Latin American Man and his Revolution." "Conscientization for Liberation". Louis Colonnese, ed. Washington, DC: Division for Latin America United States Catholic Conference Washington, DC. 1971. pp. 3–22. Ambroggio writes several poems and in various genres at the same time: poetry, essays, stories that he keeps in notebooks. In some of his poems he reflects different stages
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Dabove, Juan Pablo, Natalia Brizuela (eds). Y todo el resto es literatura: ensayos sobre Osvaldo Lamborghini. Buenos Aires: Interzona Latinoamericana, 2008. Rosa, Nicolás. “Osvaldo Lamborghini: Política y Literatura. Grandeza y decadencia del imperio”. En La letra Argentina: crítica 1970-2002. Buenos Aires: Santiago Arcos, 2003. 171-181. Rosa, Nicolás. “Borges / O. Lamborghini: la discordia de los linajes”. En La letra Argentina: crítica 1970-2002. Buenos Aires: Santiago Arcos, 2003. 185-217. Rosa, Nicolás. “Los Confines de la Escritura o los Hermanos Sean Unidos”. En Relatos críticos: cosas animales discursos. Buenos Aires: Santiago Arcos, 2007. 109-120. Straface, Ricardo y Alejandra Valente. “Osvaldo Lamborghini o
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Brasil". In Spanish, use of the definite article is optional with some countries: "(la) China", "(el) Japón", "(la) India", "(la) Argentina", "(el) Ecuador", "(el) Perú", "(el) Uruguay", "(el) Paraguay", "(el) Brasil", "(los) Estados Unidos", etc. The same is true with two continents: "(la) Antártida" and "(el) África"; with archipelagos and islands: "(las) Filipinas", "(las) Canarias", "(las) Azores", with some provinces, regions or territories: "(el) Tíbet", "(la) Toscana", "(el) Piamonte", "(el) Lacio" and with some cities: "(el) Cairo", "(la) Valeta". Spanish uses the definite article with all geographical names when they appear with an adjective or modifying phrase, as in the
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Mexicanos" (also "Estados-unidos mexicanos")—literally the "Mexican United States" or "Mexican United-States" (official English translation: "United Mexican States")—was adopted as the country's official name. The constitution of 1857 used the term "República Mexicana" ("Mexican Republic") interchangeably with "Estados Unidos Mexicanos"; the current constitution, promulgated in 1917, only uses the latter and "United Mexican States" is the normative English translation. The name "Mexican Empire" was briefly revived from 1863 to 1867 by the conservative government that instituted a constitutional monarchy for a second time under Maximilian of Habsburg. On 22 November 2012, incumbent President Felipe Calderón sent to the Mexican Congress a
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version (anchored by Avri Gilad) did not catch with Israeli audiences and was discontinued after half a season. Pergolini retired from "CQC" (and, as he said, from television) on 15 December 2008. His last episode did not include any special retrospective, but Pergolini criticized Telefe's management on the air (arguing that they cannot threaten him now) and joked with his colleagues Eduardo de la Puente (also retiring) and Juan Di Natale, who was still hosting "CQC" in 2009. At late 2011, the rumors about the end of Pergolini's position at "Cual Es?", the radio show that he hosted since 1989,
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Rico -Deux Illes Huit Artistes des Caraibes, Galería Samagra, París, Francia -Festival Internationel de Peinture, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, Cagnes- Sur- Mer, Francia -Les Antilles, Espace Carpeau, Francia -Mujeres artistas protagonistas de los ochenta, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Puerto Rico, San Juan, Puerto Rico -Mujeres artistas de Puerto Rico, Museo de las Casas Reales, República Dominicana -Pintura y Escultura de los Años Sesenta, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Puerto Rico, San Juan, Puerto Rico -XX Bienal de São Paulo, São Paulo, Brasil -Growing Beyond: Women Artists from Puerto Rico, Museo de Arte Moderno de Latinoamérica, -Washington, D.C., Estados Unidos;
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with them and Diego Rivera. From 1921 to 1929 he worked in the Secretaria de Comunicaciones y Obras Públicas and in the private secretariat of the president, the Secretaria Privada del Presidente de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos. In 1928 he joined the Teatro Ulises group, where he worked as scenographer. After 1931 he taught drawing and painting in the Universidad Nacional de México and in the Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes. He was founding member of the Liga de Escritores y Artistas Revolucionarios (LEAR) in 1934, and in 1937 of the Taller de Gráfica Popular (TGP), where he became director
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irrigation projects in the Valley of Sogamoso as part of a study to dewater Lake Tota. From 1890 Triana was director of public works in Nariño and from 1917 manager of the Municipal Tramway of Bogotá. Miguel Triana was professor in physics, hydraulics, geometry, trigonometry and drawing at the faculty of Engineering of the Universidad Nacional in Bogotá. He was affiliated with various organisations in Colombia, among others: "Sociedad Físico-Literaria de Bogotá", "El Ateneo", "Sociedad de Ingenieros Civiles de los Estados Unidos", "Sociedad Colombiana de Ciencias Naturales" and the "Sociedad Colombiana de Ingenieros", founded by Triana in 1887. Triana was
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made paintings for a church in San Antonio de Prado, near Medellín, Colombia—painted the images inside the church. It has also a cavern with a Lourdes Virgin and armchairs made of stone to sit down and view the garden flowers. The official San Joaquin primary school is "Escuela Estados Unidos de America" "Liceo Regional de Flores" and "Colegio Tecnico" are the two public high schools located in San Joaquin. San Joaquín de Flores San Joaquín de Flores is located in Heredia province, Flores Canton, in Costa Rica. The town of San Joaquín de Flores is named after Saint Joachim, Mary's
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Venezuelan peso The peso (local name peso fuerte) was a currency of Venezuela until 1874. Until 1821, the Spanish colonial real circulated in Venezuela. Some of these coins were minted at the Caracas Royal Mint (Spanish: "Real Casa de Moneda de Caracas") established in 1802. Coins minted in Caracas were called Venezuelan reales. On August 27, 1811, with the United States of Venezuela ("Estados Unidos de Venezuela") having declared their independence, the recently-established Supreme Congress of Venezuela ("Congreso Supremo de Venezuela") establishes the peso with an equivalence of 8 reales to 1 peso and an initial issue of one million
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Sergio García de Alba Sergio García de Alba Zepeda is a Mexican businessman who served as Secretary of Economy in the cabinet of President Vicente Fox. García de Alba holds a bachelor's degree in accounting from the ITESO. He received an MBA from the IPADE. He served as vice-president of the CONCAMIN (Spanish acronym for "Confederación de Cámaras Industriales de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos") from January 1993 to February 1995. He worked in the cabinet of Alberto Cárdenas during his Jalisco's governorship. In 2003 Fernando Canales Clariond invited him to work in the Secretary of Economy. President Vicente Fox designated
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by government issues for 5, 10, 50, 100, 500 and 1000 pesos from 1859. From 1860, notes for 8 reales and 20 pesos were issued. Venezuelan peso The peso (local name peso fuerte) was a currency of Venezuela until 1874. Until 1821, the Spanish colonial real circulated in Venezuela. Some of these coins were minted at the Caracas Royal Mint (Spanish: "Real Casa de Moneda de Caracas") established in 1802. Coins minted in Caracas were called Venezuelan reales. On August 27, 1811, with the United States of Venezuela ("Estados Unidos de Venezuela") having declared their independence, the recently-established Supreme Congress
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El Salvador: Fundación Metáfora, 2006. • Mujer soledad y violencia. Antología Literaria. Cali, Colombia: Editorial Gente con Talento, 2005. p. 20-33. • Mujeres mirando al sur. Antología de poetas suramericanas en USA. Zulema Moret, editor. Madrid, Spain: Ediciones Torremozas, 2004. p. 122-136. • El español en Estados Unidos. Breve Antología literaria. Special issue Ventana Abierta Revista Latina de Literatura Arte y Cultura. Vol. IV, No. 16. Vol. V, No. 17. Primavera / Otoño 2004. University of California at Santa Barbara. • 10 Poetas Latinoamericanos en USA. New York: Editorial Sin Fronteras, 2003. pp 38–53. • Cruzando puentes: Antología de literatura
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did post doctoral work in international relations with Georgetown University and the University of Barcelona. In 1990, she was a research assistant at the Instituto de Estudios de los Estados Unidos, Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE). Since then, she has had a number of teaching and research positions, but most of her career has been tied with the Tec de Monterrey, Santa Fe campus, where she began as a full-time researcher and professor in international relations starting in 1999. Chacón Domínguez is currently the director of research and development at the Santa Fe campus, along with her teaching
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La Mega. The sale of WTCV with SBS was completed on September 1, 2015. On January 12, 2018, WTCV announced that "Conectao's por la Cocina", "¿Y Cual es su Opinion?" and "Descarao por la Noche" had been canceled due to economic loss, as well as expiring contracts with local talent and production staff. WTCV can be seen across Puerto Rico on the following stations: Notes: On February 17, 2009, WTCV signed off its analog signal and completed its move to digital. On August 7, 2017, it was revealed that WTCV's over-the-air spectrum had been sold in the FCC's spectrum reallocation
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intersections of "San Vicente de Paul" and "San Isidro", with a T-interchange yet to be completed in "Estados Unidos" avenue. Slightly further east, the Expreso connects with the "Charles de Gaulle" beltway of the city. Expreso de Las Américas serves as the main urban corridor of Santo Domingo Este and serves as a rapid connection to Downtown and the Distrito Nacional where most of the jobs of the city are located. After exiting the municipality of Santo Domingo Este, the highway becomes a limited-access highway and runs parallel to the Caribbean Sea with six lanes of highway and a two-way,
DR-3
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Masons of Mexico have 12 constituent chapters: Michoacán No. 1 Estado de Mèxico No. 3 Quintana Roo No. 4 Nayarit No. 5 Baja California (Tijuana) No. 6 Baja California (Mexicalli) No. 7 Sinaloa (Culiacán) No. 8 Green Dragon No. 12 (Gran Capítulo de Masones del Real Arco de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos) Located in the city of Guadalajara, state of Jalisco, and presided (2014–16) by: M.E.C. Hector Manuel Alemán Ambríz as Grand High Priest; M.E.C. Leobardo Castellanos as Grand King; M.E.C. Armando González Reyna as Grand Scribe; M.E.C. Eduardo Velasco Briseño PGHP as Grand Secretary; M.E.C. Heriberto Rodríguez Luna as
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México: tan lejos de Dios y tan cerca de los Estados Unidos") is attributed to him. Díaz had ousted president Sebastián Lerdo de Tejada in the Revolution of Tuxtepec (1876). The U.S. did not recognize the Díaz government until 1878, when Rutherford B. Hayes was president. Given that France had invaded Mexico in 1862, Mexico did not initially restore diplomatic relations with it or other European powers, but did pursue a "special relationship" with the United States. One issue causing tension between Mexico and the U.S. were indigenous groups whose traditional territories straddled what was now an international boundary, most
Mexico–United States relations
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Confederation was replaced by the "Estados Unidos de Colombia" (United States of Colombia). On adoption of its Constitution of 8 May 1863, the "Corte Suprema Federal" (Supreme Federal Court) was established. Finally, after the establishment of the "República de Colombia" (Republic of Colombia) and on adoption of its Constitution of August 4, 1886, the body was renamed as the present, the "Corte Suprema de Justicia" (Supreme Court of Justice) on 3 September 1886. Its first President was Rito Antonio Martínez. In 1985 in the Palace of Justice siege, members of the M-19 guerrilla group took over the Palace of Justice,
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Pancho Barraza Francisco Javier Barraza Rodríguez is a Mexican singer/songwriter. Known as Pancho Barraza, he became involved in Mexican traditional music after moving to Mazatlán and becoming involved with the bands Banda San Sebastian and Banda Camino. In 1991 he joined Cruz Lizarraga Jr., Enrique Valdez and brothers Miguel, Víctor, and Silvano Montalva to form Banda Los Recoditos. He released his solo debut in 1995 with "Mis Canciones De Amor". "Hombre Enamorado" (2002) dedicada a uno de sus grandes amores "Gina" joven Hondureña a la cual conoció en Tapachula Mexico en el año 1999, relación a la cual el propio
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was appointed minister to St. Petersburg. The revolution of 1820, however, prevented his assuming this office. The new constitutional government revoked the appointment and instead assigned him to the embassy in Naples. The same year, he published a work in two volumes, entitled "Memoria sobre las Negociaciones entre España y los Estados Unidos de América" (Memoir Upon the Negotiations between Spain and the United States of America), a memoir of his role in the negotiations leading to the Treaty of 1819. His last diplomatic mission sent him to London in February 1821, where he participated in diplomatic consultations for the
Luis de Onís
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Guadalajara, but was briefly imprisoned by Commander Landa. After being freed, he followed Juárez to Veracruz via Panamá. He served as Melchor Ocampo's private secretary in Veracruz, and as official in various secretariats. In 1859, Romero published "Tabla sinóptica de los tratados y convenciones que han negociado los Estados Unidos de México con las naciones extranjeras". In December of that year he was named Secretary of the Mexican Legation in Washington, D.C. By December of the following year he was directed by Juárez to approach Abraham Lincoln, who had recently won election as US President, but had not yet assumed
Matías Romero
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poetry, a collection of short stories, and a book of essays: • "Todos somos Whitman/We are all Whitman. Arte Público Press, Univ. Of Houson, 2016. • "Tribute to the Road/Homenaje al Camino (Bilingual version). México-Barcelona, Vaso Roto Ed.: 2015. • "Estados Unidos Hispano (Hispanic United States). Nueva York, Colección Dorada, Long Island al Día Ed.: 2015. • "Antología Poética de Luis Alberto Ambroggio (Poetic Anthology of Luis Alberto Ambroggio) Madrid, Lord Byron Ed.: 2015. • "En el jardín de los vientos. Obra poética 1974-2014 (In the Garden of the Winds. Poetic Corpus 1974-2014). Critical edition published by the North American
Luis Alberto Ambroggio
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1930s, the company had over $300,000 in escrow at the bank of Baltimore. It is an agricultural partner with the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank. It is a member of Federacion de Cooperativas de Estados Unidos, United Cooperatives, the Cooperative Grange League Federation, and the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau, the National Council for Farmer Cooperatives, and the American Institute for Cooperation. The company has $10 million in resources, with reserves of $4 million. Membership in the guild is so large that its annual meetings, heavily attended by its members, requires a whole baseball stadium to carry it on. They take place at
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to establish Banco Nacional, which began operations in January 1881. A decree of 24 March 1885 authorized coins of nickel and 0.500 silver, and authorized Banco Nacional to issue notes for 10 & 20 centavos. The cost of the civil war of 1885 was covered by paper money, circulation increasing by 89%. Banco Nacional was unable to cover its notes in gold coin, but the Government compromised on suspension by paying notes in silver with the funds received from negotiating the Panama Canal. "El Banco Nacional de los Estados Unidos de Colombia" was responsible for the national note issue 1880–1885.
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provided for a plurality of banks of issue. The first private banknotes were issued by Perez y Planas in 1865. In 1866, however, at the insistence of General Mosquera, Congress abandoned the theory of plurality of issue and again authorized the government to establish a national bank. Gen Mosquera sanctioned (4 July 1866) the issue of Treasury notes, legal tender for all public debts except import dues. The government was authorized to exchange old Granadine and Colombian coins .666 fine for Treasury notes. Negotiations were conducted with Robinson & Fleming of London for "El Banco de los Estados Unidos de
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los Estados Unidos de Nueva Granada") to issue notes ("billetes de tesoreria") in denominations of 1, 2, 3, 10, 20, 50, and 100 pesos. A little over one million pesos were issued. These notes were accepted at face value for 50% of import taxes, 100% of export taxes, or 60% of the value of salt produced by the state monopoly. They were legal tender for all state creditors and for individuals who had declared in writing their willingness to receive them. The public avoided the notes, so their acceptance was made obligatory (8 October 1861). A decree of 27 January
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Roosevelt was preparing to enter the war against Hitler, and in an attempt to appease the Mexican government while assisting US oil industry, decided to remit all debts by the Mexican government to the US, which were mostly related to agricultural products. United States–Mexico Convention relating to the Final Adjustment of Certain Unsettled Claims The United States–Mexico Convention relating to the Final Adjustment of Certain Unsettled Claims (in Spanish, "Convencion entre los Estados Unidos de America y Mexico Relativa al Arreglo de Ciertas Reclamaciones Pendientes de Resolucion") was a bilateral agreement concluded between the US and Mexican governments in Washington,
United States–Mexico Convention relating to the Final Adjustment of Certain Unsettled Claims
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United States–Mexico Convention relating to the Final Adjustment of Certain Unsettled Claims The United States–Mexico Convention relating to the Final Adjustment of Certain Unsettled Claims (in Spanish, "Convencion entre los Estados Unidos de America y Mexico Relativa al Arreglo de Ciertas Reclamaciones Pendientes de Resolucion") was a bilateral agreement concluded between the US and Mexican governments in Washington, D.C. on November 19, 1941. It annulled most of claims by US and Mexican nationals against the other party's government, except for claims by US oil companies for property nationalized by the Mexican government, which remained to be determined by future agreements.
United States–Mexico Convention relating to the Final Adjustment of Certain Unsettled Claims