#Diego Marcos Ramirez

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Diego and Gael with Marco Ramirez (screenwriter) by Rebecca Cabage for AP

Source

Video here :)

[abirdie]

‘La Máquina’ Showrunner on Diego Luna’s Prosthetics and Fake Butt

"We have so many takes that ended up on the cutting room floor of them improvising. Maybe someday we’ll release a super long extra version of it."

[conquerhq]

the world is in peril and the demigods of the ark need your help ! there are dangerous forces rising and chaos is unfolding through the world ; the imperial regalia of the shinto pantheon has been stolen, the flayed god xipe totec wants nature to reclaim its dominance to punish mankind for its sins, the tyrant caligula has been resurrected, and that's not even half of it. we have many pantheons available but we'd definitely love to see more of the anito, inca and maya !!! and here are some fc suggestions for those pantheons while we're at it ! for the anito: evan mock, clayton cardenas, charles michael davis, bob morley, brandon perea, timothy granaderos, and jordan buhat. for the incan: henry zaga, chay suede, marco pigossi, carlotto cota, rafael silva, and jd pardo. and for the mayans: aaron dominguez, danny ramirez, tommy martinez, taylor zakhar-perez, froy gutierrez, oscar isaac, diego tinoco, and manny montana !

[countessofravenclaw]

For fun, here's my updated OC list

Marco Perida and Isla Perida (Nee. Vasquez Born. Sulandre) ~ Gastón's parenst

Diego Alvarez and Carla Alvarez (Nee. Lopez) ~ Simon's parents

Rico Alvarez, Julio Alvarez, Maria Alvarez and Racheal "Rika" Alvarez  ~ Simon's younger siblings

Maya Carcia (Nee. Alvarez), Antonio Carcia, Valeria Carcia and Garen Carcia ~ Simon's older sister, brother-in-law, niece and nephew

Sofia Balsano (Nee. Perelli) ~ Matteo's stepmother

Lucia Balsano (Nee. Astrella) ~ Matteo's diseased mother

Alice Vargas (Nee. Lopez) and Agustin Vargas ~ Simon's aunt and uncle, Leon's parents

Maria Aquirre ~ Buenos Aires based jeweler who is a close friend of Gastón's mother

Sarah Arya ~ Chilean designer who Jazmin discovered from Fundom

Ariana Williams and Marlee Wynne ~ Nina's Oxford roommates

Oliver Carson and Jacob "Cob" Thomas ~ Gastón's Oxford roommates

James Wilson and Isabel Davidson ~ Gastón's friend from his engineering class and his girlfriend

Lisa White and Jess Smitson ~ Classmates from Nina’s literature course

Jakinda Vasquez (Nee. Romero) ~ Gastón’s maternal grandmother

Joakim Vasquez ~ Gastón’s mother’s late adoptive/stepfather

Mía Ruiz (Nee. Vasquez) and Luis Ruiz, and Elise Otero (Nee. Vasquez) and Calvin Otero ~ Gastón’s aunts and their husbands

Jonathan Ruiz and Windy Ruiz (Nee. Zelora) ~ Gastón’s oldest cousin and his wife

April Ruiz, Angelina Ruiz, Cris Ruiz, Liliana Otero, William Otero, Camellia “Mel” Otero, Iris Otero, and Matias Otero ~ Gastón’s other cousins

Tomas Perida and Coral Perida (Nee. Vidal) ~ Gastón’s uncle and his wife

Viviana Astrella (Nee. Bianchi) ~ Matteo’s maternal grandmother

Edoardo Astrella and Rosalinda Astrella (Nee. Varela) ~ Matteo’s uncle and his wife, Flor’s parents

Evelyn Sulandre, Isaac Sulandre and Maxima “Max” Sulandre ~ Gastón’s cousins from his biological maternal grandfather’s side

Jorge Sulandre ~ Gastón’s late biological maternal grandfather

Toni Sulandre and Jay Sulandre ~ Gastón’s uncles from his biological maternal grandfather’s side

Dr. Daniel Alzamenti and Dr. Serena Alzamenti (Nee. Evania) ~ Delfi’s parents, Neuro and Trauma surgeons at Swiss Medical 

Aaron Alzamenti ~ Delfi’s younger brother

Clarion Carbajal (Nee. Clevro) and Samuel Carbajal ~ Jazmin’s parents

Alejo Medina and Dr. Marisa Medina (Nee. Kezne) ~ Jim’s parents 

Ashlyn “Lyni” Medina ~ Jim’s older sister

Pío Sanches and Dr. Julissa Sanches (Nee. Julyer) ~ Yam’s parents

Rodrigo Ramirez ~ The Headmaster of Blake South College

Elias Winton ~ Gastón’s former boss at Renishaw

Some of these character have not appeared in a fic of mine yet, so send me guesses on how they will factor in something or what you would like to see them in

[flinttflakes]

The Quad

(Introducing all my main Ocs in one go)

In Order of Oldest to Youngest: Maria Dolores Ramirez (She/Her), Diego Marcos Ramirez (He/Him), Nikolai Emilio Ramirez (He/They), and Bianca Valeria Ramirez (Any/All - Mainly She/her due to the timeline)

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Maria D. Ramirez

The entirety of the Quad is twenty-two but Maria is the eldest.

She works as popular fashion designer and seamstress.

She adores making clothing and is usually the one who makes the clothes her siblings wear (because she is not letting her family look ugly.)

Maria is married with a wife and has like four kids.

She doesn’t spend a lot of time around the newsies but the Brooklynites play dress up in her stuff.

Diego M. Ramirez

Diego is the second eldest, one of the middle children.

He works as a boxer, and he learned a lot from the people he grew up around.

He’s dyslexic. Boy CANNOT read omfg. God help this man.

He’s so homosexual btw, he’s got like 3 boyfriends and eventually 3 daughters too.

He’s a big family man and loves their family so much.

Nikolai E. Ramirez

Smart doctor man!!!

Third child, and also technically the twins with the youngest because there was a time gap between him and Diego.

He was an apprentice under a military doctor and also went to college in Brooklyn for it.

BRO DOES NOT LIKE NEWSIES. He is friend with ONE newsie and is like done with the rest of them.

He’s also a gardener! He has a greenhouse on the roof he shares with his younger twin.

Bianca V. Ramirez

Entomologist!

She’s the youngest but acts the most motherly somehow.

She loves the newsies, loves them all, will/would adopt them all.

The Brooklyn newsies call her Mama B later on and she almost cried.

She shares the rooftop greenhouse with Niko and keeps all her bugs up there.

Bianca is THE ONLY ONE WHO’S IN A OC X CANON SHIP AND I DON’T KNOW WHY. I DON’T EVEN WANT IT ANYMORE, SHE’S MY WIFE NOT YORK’S. Anyways, she’s dating York, eventually marries him, and they have like four kids too. (Fuming about this. FUMING.

Anyways, notes: I plan on drawing more canon newsies stuff and posting old art because THIS IS OLD ART. I AM IMPROVING TOO FAST TO POST JESUS. So, more newsies art, I might start “designing” all the canon newsies just for funsies. I’ll probably start with the Brooklyn newsies because The Quad lives in Brooklyn.

When I mean “designing” I pretty much mean steal my friends designs and mashing it with canon designs and putting my style’s spin on it.

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SEND ME “🎲“ and I will put all of our muses into a random list generator to pair them up ! @muse-legion said: 🎲

((Beneath the cut because there's a LOT hahaha some of them prob wouldn't work but maybe some fun inspo?))

Ricardo Ramirez Pech - Ilsa Faust

Andi Davenport - Marco D'Ercole

Harvey Johnson - Beatrice Preston

Ozan Demir - Cris Morales

Rowan Ortega - Rocco Barone

Vito Mazzo - Charlotte Moore

Mason Scott - Jimmy Russell

Oscar Lind - Knox Reid

Maddie Buckley - Jonathan Bosko

Raphael Bellerose - William Brandt

Vera Madan - Samuel Braxton

Alexander Nowak - Jayne Gamble

Iain Bradley - Archer Pierce

Vic Fonseca - Rowan Parker

Deniz Kaya - Lou Wagner

Nicky McAllister - Dominic Franklin

Santiago Garcia Diaz - Nigel Stones

Maria Delgado - Levi Liloa

Caio Cruz - Benji Dunn

Lucas Thomson - Carlos Reyes

Pedro Da Costa - Cyrus Farrell

Caleb King - Gen Romano

Freya Hernandez-Webster - Julio Vargas Jurado

Bruno Conti - Eric Carlson

Gabi Lennox - Henry

Magnus Bennett - Toby Quinn

Danny Isaacs - Hasani Chandler

Michael Moreau - Henrique de Souza

Enzo Russo - Katrine Arthur

William Tanner - Theo Matos

Tobias Dalton - Eva Dempsey

Diego Alcaraz - Aida El Sayed

Dani Sanders - Finn Wolf

David Gallagher - Hollie Gamble

Zara Hudson - Sebastian Greco

Steven Carlisle - Theodore Knight

Carolina Guerrero - Noah Zhao

Jordan Clay - Ben Hernandez

Matt Stirling - Edwin Amin

Hugo Lopez Moreno - Freddie Buchanan

Andre Du Preez - Gennaro Amato

Elijah Collins - Koa Ross

Evan Gamble - Milo Keller

[hollywood-world-sp]

‘La Máquina’ Review: Gael García Bernal and Diego Luna Bring Their Signature Chemistry to Hulu’s Twisty and Melodramatic Boxing Thriller!

Its fast pace, unexpected twists, and the reunion of stars Gael García Bernal and Diego Luna, whose chemistry lights up the screen, make this six-part limited series engaging.

Bernal plays Esteban “La Máquina” Osuna, a Mexican boxing legend nearing the end of his career after a quick first-round knockout. Now feeling the effects of over 70 professional fights and recovering from addiction, Esteban hopes to rebuild his life following his divorce from journalist Irasema (Eiza González).

Meanwhile, his friend and manager Andy (Luna), who is obsessed with Botox and staying youthful, pushes Esteban to return to the ring for a rematch. This fight could either propel Esteban to new fame or involve him in a conspiracy that threatens his life and those close to him.

As things heat up, Irasema starts investigating a case linked to powerful figures in Mexico’s boxing world. At the same time, Esteban’s neurological damage from years of fighting makes it difficult for him to separate reality from hallucination, while dark memories from his past resurface.

While La Máquina doesn’t follow the style or structure of a telenovela, iconic actress Lucía Méndez delivers an over-the-top performance as Andy’s controlling mother. Under the direction of creator Marco Ramirez (Daredevil), the series defies traditional genre categories.

It mixes buddy comedy with a grounded drama about corruption and exploitation in Mexican boxing. There are also elements of romance, though Esteban’s new love interest, played by Dariam Coco, feels underused. The show includes tense, violent moments as well.

Gabriel Ripstein (Narcos), the director, manages the show’s tone effectively, though the premiere episode, which tries to fit in a lot of action within 52 minutes, is the least successful.

The episode includes two major boxing matches (one shown in detail and the other abruptly cut) along with training montages, while also introducing the main characters and ongoing storylines. It’s fast-paced but feels rushed.

After the first episode, however, La Máquina does something rare for streaming shows — it broadens its world as the story develops, with episodes becoming shorter, more focused, and more confident. Characters that start off as exaggerated become more heartfelt.

Decisions lead to immediate consequences, and the mysteries deepen. Some elements might feel overly complicated, and it’s hard to see how the larger storylines will wrap up in the finale.

Bernal and Luna’s performances are key in holding the series together, especially Luna as Andy, a character that could have come off as silly, given his obsession with youth and his layers of makeup and prosthetics.

Yet Luna embraces Andy’s absurdities while still capturing the tragic aspects of a man trying to be a good manager, friend, and potential father, but failing.

Bernal, fresh from his physical role in Cassandro, isn’t as convincing in the boxing scenes here, but his character’s sadness and fading strength are clear in his expressions and body language.

Together, Bernal and Luna elevate the series with their undeniable chemistry, bringing out the best in the cast around them, particularly González, whose role as a fierce, determined journalist adds depth to her character beyond the typical ex-wife role.

Supporting performances also stand out, with Andrés Delgado playing Andy’s quirky brother-in-law, and Karina Gidi bringing both humor and emotion as Andy’s wife. Jorge Perugorría also surprises as Esteban’s trainer, subverting expectations.

Though I wish La Máquina had more than six episodes to explore its story fully, I enjoyed watching its narrative unfold. The series juggles multiple themes — boxers’ brain trauma, Mexico’s class struggles, and subplots involving romance and journalism — and while some of these might not be fully developed, the show is still compelling. I would gladly watch more of this unpredictable, chemistry-driven drama.

[hollywoodworldsp]

‘La Máquina’ Review: Gael García Bernal and Diego Luna Bring Their Signature Chemistry to Hulu’s Twisty and Melodramatic Boxing Thriller!

Its fast pace, unexpected twists, and the reunion of stars Gael García Bernal and Diego Luna, whose chemistry lights up the screen, make this six-part limited series engaging.

Bernal plays Esteban “La Máquina” Osuna, a Mexican boxing legend nearing the end of his career after a quick first-round knockout. Now feeling the effects of over 70 professional fights and recovering from addiction, Esteban hopes to rebuild his life following his divorce from journalist Irasema (Eiza González).

Meanwhile, his friend and manager Andy (Luna), who is obsessed with Botox and staying youthful, pushes Esteban to return to the ring for a rematch. This fight could either propel Esteban to new fame or involve him in a conspiracy that threatens his life and those close to him.

As things heat up, Irasema starts investigating a case linked to powerful figures in Mexico’s boxing world. At the same time, Esteban’s neurological damage from years of fighting makes it difficult for him to separate reality from hallucination, while dark memories from his past resurface.

While La Máquina doesn’t follow the style or structure of a telenovela, iconic actress Lucía Méndez delivers an over-the-top performance as Andy’s controlling mother. Under the direction of creator Marco Ramirez (Daredevil), the series defies traditional genre categories.

It mixes buddy comedy with a grounded drama about corruption and exploitation in Mexican boxing. There are also elements of romance, though Esteban’s new love interest, played by Dariam Coco, feels underused. The show includes tense, violent moments as well.

Gabriel Ripstein (Narcos), the director, manages the show’s tone effectively, though the premiere episode, which tries to fit in a lot of action within 52 minutes, is the least successful.

The episode includes two major boxing matches (one shown in detail and the other abruptly cut) along with training montages, while also introducing the main characters and ongoing storylines. It’s fast-paced but feels rushed.

After the first episode, however, La Máquina does something rare for streaming shows — it broadens its world as the story develops, with episodes becoming shorter, more focused, and more confident. Characters that start off as exaggerated become more heartfelt.

Decisions lead to immediate consequences, and the mysteries deepen. Some elements might feel overly complicated, and it’s hard to see how the larger storylines will wrap up in the finale.

Bernal and Luna’s performances are key in holding the series together, especially Luna as Andy, a character that could have come off as silly, given his obsession with youth and his layers of makeup and prosthetics.

Yet Luna embraces Andy’s absurdities while still capturing the tragic aspects of a man trying to be a good manager, friend, and potential father, but failing.

Bernal, fresh from his physical role in Cassandro, isn’t as convincing in the boxing scenes here, but his character’s sadness and fading strength are clear in his expressions and body language.

Together, Bernal and Luna elevate the series with their undeniable chemistry, bringing out the best in the cast around them, particularly González, whose role as a fierce, determined journalist adds depth to her character beyond the typical ex-wife role.

Supporting performances also stand out, with Andrés Delgado playing Andy’s quirky brother-in-law, and Karina Gidi bringing both humor and emotion as Andy’s wife. Jorge Perugorría also surprises as Esteban’s trainer, subverting expectations.

Though I wish La Máquina had more than six episodes to explore its story fully, I enjoyed watching its narrative unfold. The series juggles multiple themes — boxers’ brain trauma, Mexico’s class struggles, and subplots involving romance and journalism — and while some of these might not be fully developed, the show is still compelling. I would gladly watch more of this unpredictable, chemistry-driven drama.

[tomorrowedblog]

La Máquina premieres today

La Máquina, the new TV series from Marco Ramirez and Gabriel Ripstein, is out today.

After a devastating loss, Esteban “La Máquina” Osuna (Gael García Bernal) is at a low point in his boxing career. Lucky for him, his manager and best friend Andy Lujan (Diego Luna) is determined to get him back on top. But when a nefarious organization rears its head, the stakes of this rematch become life or death. While struggling to mount a comeback, Esteban must also juggle his own personal demons and protect his family, including his ex-wife Irasema (Eiza González), a journalist who finds herself on a collision course with the dark side of the boxing world.

[hollywoodhandle]

‘La Maquina’ Review: Luna And Bernal Are Truly A Special Pair

La Máquina is Hulu’s first-ever Spanish language series and is also produced by Searchlight TV. Marco Ramirez serves as the showrunner and he gathered quite the cast for Hulu’s first foray into this genre. Gael Garcia Bernal stars as the titular character, with Diego Luna, Eiza Gonzalez and Lucía Méndez, Jorge Perugorría, Andrés Delgado, Karina Gidi, and Dariam Coco. Bernal and Luna are reuniting…

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Jose Maria Lojo, nuevo titular del Consejo Portuario Argentino Jose Maria Lojo, nuevo titular del Consejo Portuario Argentino Renovó su Comisión Directiva para el período 2024/26. El Consejo Portuario Argentino renovó su Comisión Directiva para el período 2024/26, que ahora estará presidida por el Ingeniero Jose Maria Lojo, titular del Consorcio de Gestión de Puerto La Plata y lleva como vicepresidente a Roberto M. Murcia, titular de la Dirección Provincial de Puertos de Tierra del Fuego. Al asumir el cargo, Lojo señaló que lo hace con mucho placer y dispuesto a darle al CPA un estilo que tiene que ver con mucho trabajo y colaboración de todo el equipo que lo integra. “El CPA es una herramienta fundamental que hay que desarrollar y desde donde se pueden llevar adelante muchas iniciativas positivas para mejorar la logística vinculada a los puertos fluvio-marítimos del país”. En ese sentido, coincidió con sus colegas en que hay temas trascendentes en agenda en los que se debe trabajar, desde la necesidad de mejoras respecto a las operativa y normativa aduanera, habilitaciones portuarias, desarrollo regional hasta la situación del diseño de la Vía Navegable Troncal y el Canal Magdalena. Estos temas también requerirán un trabajo intenso y puntual de las comisiones de trabajo y gestiones de todos los socios del CPA con los organismos vinculados con la actividad. Para ello se armaran reuniones de trabajo con todos los actores de la zona Norte, Centro y Sur del país. La lista de la nueva Comisión Directiva del Consejo Portuario Argentino quedó conformada de la siguiente manera: Presidente: LOJO, JOSE MARIA, Consorcio de Gestión Puerto La Plata Vice-Presidente: MURCIA, ROBERTO Dir. Pcial. De Puertos de Tierra del Fuego Secretaria: MONRABAL, CARLA Consorcio de Gestión de Puerto Dock Sud Pro-Secretario: GUTIERREZ, MARCOS Consorcio Regional Portuario de Mar del Plata Tesorera: COMERIO, CECILIA Consorcio de Gestión Puerto San Nicolás Pro-Tesorera: LOPEZ, JIMENA Consorcio de Gestión Puerto Quequén Vocal Titular 1º: CAVALLI, MIGUEL Consorcio de Gestión Puerto Dock Sud Vocal Titular 2º: MANDOLESI BURGOS, SANTIAGO Consorcio de Gestión Puerto Bahía Blanca Vocal Titular 3º: PIÑERO, DIEGO Consorcio de Gestión Puerto Rosales Vocal Suplente 1º: RAMIREZ, MIGUEL Dir. Pcial. De Puertos de Tierra del Fuego Vocal Suplente 2º: CARNEVALI, ALBERTO Consorcio de Gestión Puerto Bahía Blanca Revisor de Ctas. Tit.: CASINI, CARLOS Consorcio de Gestión Puerto San Pedro Revisor de Ctas. Sup.: GIGLY, MARIO Consorcio de Gestión Puerto La Plata

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KCRep for All | Community Tour 2022 from Ryan Njenga on Vimeo.

Edited by Ryan Njenga Director of Photography: Daniel Banks Photos by Kenney Ellison, Thecla Okwara & Yetunde Felix-Ukwu Additional Footage: Dayna Meyer

KCRep for All brings the magic of live theatre to you! Presenting free world-class theatre throughout Kansas City, KCRep for All is our community tour. You’ll see the same stories from our stages come to life in community centers, public libraries, and senior centers throughout our region. Performing the same script as seen on our mainstages, the show is re-staged and re-imagined to be performed for you in your neighborhood.

KCRep for All breaks down economic and geographic barriers and makes our theatre walls more permeable as we travel across Kansas City to meet people where they are. This program is inspired by The Old Globe’s Globe for All program in San Diego. This project is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.

In 2022, we brought Marco Ramirez's THE ROYALE to 10 locations in Kansas City.

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Boxlab Promotions to host WBA KO Drugs card December 8

Orlando, FL (November 27, 2023) Boxlab Promotions is proud to announce they will host the World Boxing Association (WBA) KO Drugs fight card on Friday, December 8, at the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, FL. The card will air live on DAZN at 7:30 PM ET.

The KO Drugs fight card precedes the 2023 WBA Convention, which takes place December 11-15 at the Caribe Royale Resort. The 2022 WBA Convention was also held at the Caribe.

“The WBA is honored to return to our home, the Caribe Royale Resort,” said WBA President Gilberto Jesus Mendoza. “We are confident that our 2023 convention will be even better than last year’s. Prior to this great event, we had a spectacular KO Drugs fight card. That is the hallmark of Boxlab Promotions.”

Tickets starting at $40 are on sale now at Ticketmaster.com under WBA KO Drugs. Doors open at 5:30 pm, and the first fight begins at 6.

The KO Drugs fight card features multiple WBA regional title bouts.

Headlining this exciting evening of boxing is an intriguing ten-round contest for the WBA Fedelatin lightweight title between Idalberto Umara and Fradimil Macayo.

Fighting out of Miami, FL by way of Cuba, Umara’s 11-1 with 8 KO’s. On July 28th, Umara scored a vicious one-punch knockout over former Olympian William Encarnacion in the second round. The knockout, which came via uppercut, is among boxing’s best in 2023.

Representing his native Venezuela, Macayo’s outstanding professional record is 16-1 with 13 KO’s. In his most recent bout, Macayo defeated previously unbeaten Armando Ramirez Almanza via unanimous decision. He also holds amateur victories over 2016 Olympic Gold Medalist Robson Conceicao and 2012 Olympian Wellington Romero.

Blue-chip prospect Kevin Hayler Brown challenges Marcos “El Tigre” Jimenez for the WBA Continental Americas junior welterweight championship. Originally from Cuba, Brown lives and trains out of Las Vegas, Nevada, under Trainer Ismael Salas. On May 26, Brown, 3-0 (2 KO’s), won a hard-fought ten round unanimous decision over Julian Smith.

Representing Higuey, Dominican Republic, Jimenez is 25-10 with 17 wins by KO. Jimenez battled several contenders and world champions, including Diego Magdaleno, Carlos Molina, Anthony Peterson, Jose Felix, Ryan Martin, and Ladarius Miller.

Orlando native Jeovanny “El Rayo” Estela looks to keep his perfect record intact when he meets Mexican knockout artist Juan Egana Elizalde. Estela, 13-0 (4 KO’s), scored a first-round stoppage of Luis Caraballo Ramos in September. The 23-year-old has a large following in Central Florida and has improved each time out. At 11-2 with all his wins coming by knockout, Elizalde’s won eight straight fights.

In a battle of unbeatens, 2020 Dominican Olympian Euri Cedeno, 6-0-1 (6 KOs) challenges Cuba’s Yoanki “Diamante” Urrutia, 13-0 (5 KOs). This highly-touted middleweight contest is scheduled for eight rounds.

Women’s standout Jasmine Artiga, 11-0-1 (5 KO’s), vies for the WBA Continental Americas Super Flyweight title. The Tampa, FL native faces an opponent to be named in a ten-round contest.

In an eight-round super bantamweight bout, Mexico’s Israel Rodriguez Picazo, 20-5 (19 KO’s), challenges Wilner Soto, 23-13 (12 KO’s) of Colombia.

Junior welterweight Aaron Aponte, 7-1-1 (6 KOs) of Hialeah, FL, squares off with Mexico native Roberto Almazan Monreal, 11-21 (4 KOs) in a six-rounder.

Undefeated Orlando native Jean Guerra Vargas puts his 6-0 record on the line when he takes on Colorado Springs, CO’s Pedro Hernandez, 7-15-1 (2 KO’s) in a four-round contest.

International standouts Abass Baraou, 13-1 (9 KO’s) of Berlin, Germany, and Nigeria’s Opeyemi Adeyemi, 9-0-1 (7 KO's), face opponents to be named.

“The entire team at Caribe Royale is proud to once again serve as the host for the WBA Convention,” said Amaury Piedra. “It’s great to have all the international visitors and boxing legends returning to Orlando. This event helps showcase the area and will bring a strong viewing audience via our broadcast partner, DAZN.”

Located just minutes from the Walt Disney World® Resort in the nation’s number one convention and tourist destination, Caribe Royale Orlando is the only AAA Four Diamond all-suite meetings resort in Orlando. A TripAdvisor 2022 Travelers’ Choice Award winner—among just 10 percent of hotels worldwide to receive the distinction—the upscale Caribe Royale Orlando is emerging from a $127 million renovation that includes fully remodeling all of its one-bedroom suites, an all-new 50,000-square-foot grand ballroom (bringing the total meeting space to 220,000 square feet), and an inviting new lobby. To learn more or to book a visit, event, or meeting, visit www.cariberoyale.com. Follow the all-suite convention hotel

[conquerhq]

🏛️ : here i am, just wishing and yearning for all the faceclaims i'd like to see for our pantheons that need some more luvin'. raymond ablack, rahul kohli, aditya roy kapur, apo nattawin, and bright vachirawit for the hindu pantheon. evan mock, timothy granaderos, clayton cardenas, brandon perea, and jordan buhat for the anito pantheon. henry zaga, chay suede, marco pigossi, carlotto cota, rafael silva, and jd pardo for the inca pantheon. rege-jean page, mason gooding, sinqua walls, shemar moore, ricky whittle, and trevante rhodes for the orisha pantheon. aaron dominguez, danny ramirez, tommy martinez, froy gutierrez, diego tinoco, and manny montana for the maya pantheon.

[oharaist]

intro post :3

hello!

my name is elvie, im a mexican american writer/artist

currently i am working on my spidersona and others in her world;

Flor Guadelupe Flores Ramirez

Marcos Luis Diego Flores

Xiadani Juarez

more info on all of them soon!!

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Fred Van Vleck Superintendent | EHS Students Receive Seal of Biliteracy Awards

Shared by Fred Van Vleck Superintendent of Eureka City Schools. Eureka High School Students Earn 43 California State Seals of Biliteracy in 7 World Languages Honored Among 113 Students by the Humboldt County Office of Education May 19, 2023 – Eureka, CA – The Humboldt County Office of Education held its 11th Annual Seal of Biliteracy Awards Ceremony on Tuesday, May 16, 2023 at the Sequoia Conference Center in Eureka. This year HCOE celebrated 113 students that earned the California Department of Education’s Seal of Biliteracy in one or more of 11 languages representing nine different high schools in Humboldt County. Eureka City Schools is proud to announce that Eureka High School made quite the statement this year with its students earning 43 Seals of Biliteracy in seven World Languages. These remarkable students were honored with an official certificate and a medal for achieving Biliteracy. Four students (below in bold) achieved multiliteracy and received their Seal in three languages including English. The students were accompanied by their families and dedicated staff from the EHS World Languages Department and EHS Counselors.  Every school year Eureka High School offers its students the opportunity to be assessed to receive their California Seal of Biliteracy. The State Seal of Biliteracy (SSB), marked by a gold seal on the diploma or transcript, recognizes high school graduates who have attained a high level of proficiency in speaking, reading, and writing one or more languages in addition to English. Eureka High School Counselor Sarah Cruz says, “The process allows for students to have their language skills verified to colleges and future employers. Many of these students have taken four years of a world language at Eureka High or speak their own heritage language in addition to English.” Eureka High currently offers Spanish, German and Yurok. This year EHS students received Seals of Biliteracy in Spanish, German, Hmong, Vietnamese, Czech, Gujarati and Chinese Mandarin. Join us in congratulating them! Their names and Seals of Biliteracy are listed below. Bien Hou  – German/Mandarin Kazhia Lee – Spanish/Hmong Kishan Patel – Gujarati/Spanish Amelia Staiano – Czech/Spanish German Spectre Hailey Amber Olson Gaige Shinn Vietnamese Bui Khanh Linh Nguyen Spanish Faith Abercrombie  Aleyah Angel Lopez Christopher Barroso Olivia Biesecker Wolfgang Bise Davis Boone Ava Colosi-Bennett Marco Cruz Hernandez Spanish continued Alma Cruz-Mojica      Puletele Fonoti  Joseph GonzalezFletes  Anna Grimmett Rebeka Hang     Diego Hernandez-Gonzalez         Jesus Hernandez Stasha Leonard  Ashly Lopez         Samantha Munguia-Gastelum    Margaret Odell  Sasha Ortiz Bazan            Kimberli Pacheco Pretty Perez Finn           Nelsy Ramirez Pacheco Keenan Riggs Turpin    Brian Rodriguez Barroso           Destiny Rodriguez         Valeria Ruiz         Ean Savage Jordan Urban     Juan Valdavinos Isaac Young —– Press Contact: Sierra Speer Dillon Communications and Marketing Coordinator Eureka City Schools Speerdillons@eurekacityschools.org Tel: 707-441-3373 To find out more about the California Department of Education’s State Seal of Biliteracy visit: www.cde.ca.gov/sp/el/er/sealofbiliteracy.asp Originally published here: https://askfredvanvleck.com/ehs-students-receive-seal-of-biliteracy-awards/