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“After years of accusations of financial mismanagement, the Republican National Committee is overhauling its 2024 election operations—a full-on MAGA makeover that the RNC claims will curb excessive spending and steer as much money as possible to supporting Donald Trump’s campaign,” the Daily Beast reports.

“But it appears that one of those strategic spending moves may have a profound effect on a successful minority outreach program, potentially erasing gains with groups of gettable new voters who have cooled on the Democratic Party.”

After years of accusations of financial mismanagement, the Republican National Committee is overhauling its 2024 election operations—a full-on MAGA makeover that the RNC claims will curb excessive spending and steer as much money as possible to supporting Donald Trump’s campaign.

But it appears that one of those strategic spending moves may have a profound effect on a successful minority outreach program, which two people with knowledge of the plans characterized as self-defeating, potentially erasing gains with groups of gettable new voters who have cooled on the Democratic Party.

As one of the sources put it to The Daily Beast, the tagline might as well be “Make the RNC White Again.”

The program at issue is an initiative from the 2022 midterms where RNC field staff engaged voters through gatherings and events held at community centers in areas with heavy minority populations, most specifically Latino communities.

In January, The Messenger reported that the RNC had already shuttered most of the nearly two dozen Hispanic Community Centers that served as the base for the program, leaving just five open. (The Messenger’s content vanished when it went out of business shortly thereafter, but the article was captured by the nonprofit Internet Archive.)

At the time, however, the RNC chalked the closures up as a temporary byproduct of its budget cycle. However, the organization also announced that it was preparing to double down on these efforts for 2024, opening 40 new centers in Latino, Black, Asian American, Native American, Jewish, and veteran communities across the country. That would include establishing outposts in key battlegrounds like Las Vegas, Nevada, Tuscon, Arizona, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Allentown, Pennsylvania, The Messenger reported.

Jaime Florez, the RNC’s Hispanic communications director, told The Messenger that “Democrats have taken the Hispanic community for granted for far too long” and vowed that the RNC planned to capitalize on those opportunities.

“Republicans will continue to make historic investments in Hispanic voter outreach, from opening more community centers to launching ‘Deposita Tu Voto’, that will further our gains with Hispanic voters and deliver Republican victories in 2024,” Florez said at the time.

But two people with knowledge of the plans told The Daily Beast that the RNC has decided to scrap that effort. Instead, the people said, the community center program now appears to be another casualty of the RNC’s recent restructuring—a bloodbath that has already claimed several dozen jobs, including senior leadership posts, along with the apparent decimation of field operations and other strategic realignments that could come at the cost of Republican candidates across the country not fortunate enough to be named Trump.

Instead of going after minority voters, the RNC apparently plans to remake itself even more in Trump’s image.

While the size and complexity of modern presidential races demands close coordination between the candidate’s campaign and the national party, the unique pressures on Trump and the RNC—external and internal—forced a reckoning that has taken that standard teambuilding exercise to a new realm.

The catalyst for those events is the very real prospect of financial crisis now facing the two groups, thanks to stratospheric personal legal costs on Trump’s part and unsustainable fundraising and spending for both organizations. Coupled with demands for unconditional fealty to the MAGA brand—which have exacerbated fault lines within the party—the RNC found itself at an inflection point coming into 2024.

To resolve the tension, Trump essentially took control of the RNC. He forced out longtime chair Ronna McDaniel, replacing her with a trio of MAGA loyalists—including his own daughter-in-law, Lara Trump—who uprooted some of the RNC’s most experienced staff and welded the two organizations into what amounts to a single-purpose machine designed to fuel Trump’s attempt to reclaim the White House.

While one short-term goal is to minimize costs, the moves could come at great political expense in the long term, especially for down-ballot candidates who depend on the RNC for critical funding and other resources. But there are other intangible losses, like the exodus of talent, a blooming vacuum of institutional knowledge, and sapping momentum from field projects like the community center program.

That project not only had promise, it came at the right time. After ignoring their own “autopsy” of the GOP’s 2012 presidential loss, many Republicans began to court minority voters in the wake of Trump’s 2016 win. As paradoxical as that may seem, given Trump’s rhetoric and policies, those efforts appear to be bearing some fruit.

Today, a sizable portion of minority voters—historically a reliable well of Democratic support—have exhibited a disaffection with the party, particularly in younger demographics, drifting towards Republicans who champion conservative ideologies that have long been culturally ingrained in those communities but had not in themselves inspired voters to change parties.

There are competing explanations for this shift. For instance, some analysts argue it’s more an expression of educational shifts than of racial realignment. But no matter the underlying cause, after Trump’s decisive 2020 defeat in the popular vote, the RNC set about trying to connect with Hispanic groups on the grassroots level.

The community centers were key to that effort. They were viewed as a success and point of pride, sources with knowledge of the project told The Daily Beast. The Messenger described the project’s pitch as “a dream intersection of fun, civic life, candidate recruitment, and GOTV muscle,” reporting that in the midterms the centers hosted events like toy drives, religious services, holiday meals, cultural celebrations—and, for some reason, cryptocurrency workshops.

“Community centers continued to pop up in Hispanic communities and positive headlines continued to flow,” The Messenger reported.

While it’s difficult to measure the cost of these programs, people familiar with the effort shrugged off the expenses as comparatively minimal, especially given the positive preliminary returns. Most of the overhead, they said, would be related to renting space for the centers, along with staffing expenses and incidentals for events.

The RNC previously indicated that the rationalization for temporarily closing the centers was financial, considering the party’s cash woes. But if that’s also the explanation for a permanent shutdown, the savings would be thin.

Federal Election Commission filings show that in 2022, the RNC spent a grand total of just over $2 million on rent, with much of it going to campaigns and state and local parties for joint field work in the midterms. But some outlays give an idea of the cost—such as the $3,500 per month that the RNC paid to “No Limits Community Development” in Georgia. By comparison, around the same time, the RNC agreed to pay $1.6 million to cover Trump’s personal legal costs.

These rent payments also wouldn’t divert a penny of the RNC’s political money. Instead, the rent expenses came out of the party’s “building” account, a specially segregated bank account that can only be tapped for expenses related to buildings and maintenance.

The Daily Beast reached out to an RNC spokesperson for comment, who provided a statement from Trump campaign communications director Steven Cheung. The statement called the criticism of the community center closures “racist” and “complete bullshit,” but did not deny that the program had shut down.

“The racist accusations about the RNC and Trump campaign are complete bullshit, President Trump did more to benefit minority communities during his first term than any other President, especially Crooked Joe Biden, and that’s why he’s polling better with Black and Hispanic Americans,” Cheung said in the statement. (The metric Trump most favors to measure his efficacy as an advocate for the Black community—Black unemployment—reached new record lows under Biden.)

Cheung was apparently referencing a recent New York Times/Siena poll that put Trump 6 points ahead of President Joe Biden in Hispanic voters—a major shift, but in line with the recent inroads that Trump and the GOP have made in certain Latino communities, like southern Florida.

However, the same poll showed that, while Biden’s support among Black voters has appeared to weaken, he still holds a 66-23 lead in that demographic over Trump, who has repeatedly expressed that his multiple criminal indictments are something he has in common with the Black community.

“I think that’s why the Black people are so much on my side now," Trump told attendees at an event for Black conservatives in South Carolina last month. "Because they see what’s happening to me happens to them.”

“President Trump will only continue to make gains with minority communities, just as he did from 2016 to 2020, no matter what the lowlifes at the Daily Beast report,” Cheung added.

The shuttered community outreach program would certainly be one way to do so. But that program was not an entirely smooth ride. It had its critics even within the GOP, who argued that while the initial effort was commendable, minority outreach works best as a long-term, continual investment, not an election-year burst of interest.

“They tried; we appreciate that,” Daniel Garza, executive director of grassroots Latino outreach group the LIBRE Initiative, told The Messenger in January. “But you have to have people on the inside who can advise you—these are long-term things that need to be backed by resources.”

In fairness, some projects themselves had setbacks. In Oklahoma City, the RNC Hispanic Community Center—which has since shuttered—got off to a rocky start.

At the opening of the site in July of 2022, the RNC honored Jonathan Hernandez, president of the Oklahoma College Republicans and a political operative in the state. But Hernandez was arrested less than a week later on charges of indecent or lewd acts with a minor and forcible oral sodomy. He pleaded guilty, got a five-year suspended sentence, and was ordered to register as a sex offender.

After the charges, he had no further involvement with the community center. Now, no one else will either.

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Lista lojas adquiridas pela Auchan Espanha ao Grupo DIA

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Huesca

Barbastro, Avenida de la Merced esq/c. Lamillera

Binéfar, Crtra. Zaragoza 39-45

Teruel

Alcañiz, Av. Bartolomé Esteban, s/n

Andorra, Pol. La Umbría, 9-10-11. Calamocha, C/ El Cañizarejo, 18.

Teruel, Av Zaragoza 22

Utrillas, Av. Valencia, 25-27-2

Zaragoza

Alagón, Av. Zaragoza, 2.

Calatayud, Pl. España, 15-19

Calatayud, Avda. Rio Jalón, s/n

Calatayud, C/ Madre Rafols, 6.

Cariñena, C/ La Cruz, 2-4.

Épila, Ctra. Muel-Lumpiaque, 56.

Fuentes de Ebro, Paseo del Justicia, 3. Tarazona, Av. de la Paz, 7-9.

Zaragoza, Pl. Madres de la Plaza de Mayo, 5.

Zaragoza, Cl Sobrarbe S/N (matilde sangüesa)

Zaragoza, C/ Rebolería, 14.

Zaragoza, Autovía de Logroño, 57-59-61.

Zaragoza, C/ Madre Sacramento, 28-30.

Zaragoza, Pº. Damas, 33. (Pedro Mª Ric)

Zaragoza, Avenida Cataluña, 25-27.

Zaragoza, Pº. María Agustín, 97-99

Zaragoza, C/ Adolfo Aznar, 6-10.

Zaragoza, C/ Cuarte, 1.

Zaragoza, C/ Tarragona, 32.

Zaragoza, Av. Pablo Neruda, 20.

Zaragoza, C/ Monse Domingo Agudo, 21-23.

Zaragoza, Av. Industria, 11

Zaragoza, C/ María Zayas, 9-11.

Zaragoza, C/ La Vía, 17.

Zaragoza, C/ Eugenio Lucas, 1.(Pque Goya II)

Zaragoza, C/ Daroca, 79.

Zaragoza, Pº Fernando el Católico, 52.

Zaragoza, Pedrola C/ Zaragoza, 25.

Zaragoza, C/ Zaragoza la Vieja, 4.

Zaragoza, C/ Salvador Allende, 38-40. (Juslibol)

Zaragoza, C/ Cesareo Alierta, 33-35.

Zaragoza, C/ Inocen. Ruiz Lasala, 40.

Zaragoza, Cr De Madrid 11

Zuera, Av. Zaragoza, 27.

Asturias

Aller, c/ Travesía Humanitarios, s/n

Avilés, Avda. San Agustín, 13 (esq.severo ochoa)

Cangas del Narcea, c/ Uria,32 - bajo

Carreño, c/ San Antonio nº 5

Castrillón, Plaza de la Constitución, 4

Gijón, c/ Menendez Pelayo, 17-19

Gijón, c/ Fernando VI, 2

Gijón, C/ Torrecerredo - C/ D. Avelino Glez 7 (Jove y He)

Gijón, c/ Marqués de Urquijo, 15 Gijón, c/ Cataluña, 5

Gijón, Ctra. del Obispo, 59 y 61 Gijón, C/ La Espinera nº 242 - La Camocha

Grado, Travesía Florez Estrada nº 27 (Pepín Fdez.)

Langreo c/ El Dorado, 18

Laviana, c/ Mariano Menéndez Valdés (Juan Mtnez, 2)

Llanes, c/ Manuel Romano, 3

Llanes, Ctra Monasterio San Antolin, Bajo 2 9

Muros de Nalón, Avda. de Toledo nº 3

Oviedo, Plaza de América nº 2 Oviedo, c/ González Besada, 15

Oviedo, c/ Bermudez de Castro, 23

Oviedo c/ Torrecerredo, 17

Oviedo C/ Gil de Jaz nº 9

Parres, c/ Juan Carlos I, 1 (c/ Arguelles, 13)

Piloña, C/ García Carbajal nº 5

Pravia, Avda. Santiago López, 1

San Martín del Rey Aurelio, c/ Jaime Escandón, 6

Siero, Ildefonso Sanchez del Rio, 13

Valdés, C/ Garcia Prieto nº 2 (C/ Crucero)

Vegadeo c/ Hermanos Fdez. de la Vega, 3

Villaviciosa, C/ Magdalena, 11 bajo (c/v a C/ Libertad)

Cantabria

Santander, c/ San Fernando nº 82

Santander, c/ Santa Lucia nº 31

Torrelavega, c/ Augusto García Linares, 4

Torrelavega, Avda. Bilbao (Los Ochos)

Torrelavega, Avda. Solvay nº 51 Santander, Cardenal Herrera Oria

Castilla-La Mancha

Guadalajara

Guadalajara, Av. Virgen de la Soledad, 29

Castilla y León

Ávila

Ávila, Avda Juan Carlos I, s/n

Burgos

Aranda de Duero, C/ San Francisco, 26 Izqda.

Aranda de Duero, C/ Pizarro, 16-18 Aranda de Duero, Avenida de Castilla, 20

Aranda de Duero, C/ Miranda do Douro, 1

Aranda de Duero, Plaza Gallocanta, 4

Aranda de Duero, San Francisco, 57

Briviesca, C/ Justo Cantón Salazar, 30

Burgos, C/ Miranda, 10 (Mercado Sur)

Burgos, C/ Clunia, 13

Burgos, C/ Juan de Padilla, 11

Burgos, C/ Andrés Mtnez. Zatorre, 5 y 7

Burgos, C/ Calzadas, 15-17

Medina de Pomar, Avda. de Santander, 10-12

Miranda de Ebro, C/ República Argentina, 55

León

Astorga, Avda. Alcalde Pineda, 31

Bembibre, c/ Eloy Reigada nº 25 (Río Boeza)

Cistierna, Avda. Constitución nº 119, bajo

León, Avda. Reyes Leoneses, 27 (Pol.Eras Renueva) Sinalo

León, c/ Santa Nonia, 16

León, c/ San Ignacio de Loyola nº 40

León, c/ La Puentecilla 3 y 5 (Fotog. Pepe García) Ponferrada, Avda. del Castillo nº 8

Ponferrada, Avenida América, 22 (esq. a C/ Los Andes)

Robla, La, c/ Josefina Rodriguez Aldecoa, 9

San Andrés del Rabanedo, c/ Colada, 7-9-11

Villablino, c/ La Constitución, 13

Palencia

Aguilar de Campoo, C/ Comercio nº 4 - 6

Guardo, Avda. Asturias, 101

Palencia, c/ Mayor Principal, 91

Palencia, C/ Manuel Rivera nº 11 (Cántigas)

Palencia, Avda. Asturias, 12 ( con Ctra. 3 Pasos)

Salamanca

Béjar, Cl Recreo Esq. Cl Gibraleon 10

Ciudad Rodrigo, c/ Yurramendi, s/n

Ciudad Rodrigo, Ctra. de salamanca, km. 322,6

Guijuelo, C/ San Marcos, 9

Salamanca, Paseo de Canalejas nº 57, bajo

Salamanca, Avda. Portugal, 90 (Alfonso de Castro)

Salamanca, Plaza de Madrid, 11-13

Salamanca, c/ Joaquín Rodrigo, s/n (Políg. El Tomes)

Salamanca, Av Federico Anaya 62

Salamanca, Paseo del Rollo, 40

Salamanca, Ps de las Aguas, s/n

Salamanca, Plaza La Fuente, 15

Salamanca, Ctra. Ledesma, 66

Salamanca, Avda. Italia, 6

Soria

Soria, C/ Alfonso VIII,8 (Duques de Soria c/v Medinaceli

Soria, Cl Lopez Yanguas 1

Valladolid

Arroyo de la Encomienda, Avda Carromajada, 9

Laguna de Duero, Avda.del Estadio 1-3 c/v A.Laguna (Ed.Juan Austria

Valladolid, Plaza San Juán nº 3

Valladolid, Paseo Zorrilla, 84

Valladolid, Cl San Benito (Mercado Del Val) 1

Valladolid, c/ Portillo de Balboa nº 4

Valladolid, Paseo San Vicente nº 73 (Canterac, 7)

Valladolid, c/ Balago,5-bis, bajo 1

Valladolid, Doctor Montero, 5

Valladolid, Avda. de Palencia, 14

Tudela de Duero, Plaza Pablo Arranz, 15-17

Zamora

Benavente, C/ Herreros 59-61 (ant.Obispo Regueras) S.Antón 38

Toro, Pg. Norte, 1, parc 5 A2

Zamora, Crta Villacastin-Vigo, Km 1

Zamora, Avda. Tres Cruces, 24 (sta.Teresa)

Zamora, Poeta Alfonso de Peñalosa, 2

Zamora, c/ República Argentina nº 12 (cuba)

Comunidad de Madrid

Alcalá de Henares, Pz San Jose 2

Aranjuez, Cl Abastos 5

Boadilla del Monte, Monteamor (CC. Mirabal)

Boadilla del Monte, Avda Condesa de Chinchón, s/n

Daganzo de Arriba, Avda de la Cirunvalacion, s/n

Fuenlabrada, Cl Leganes

Fuenlabrada, Cl Alegria 4

Getafe, Cl Ferrocarril 10

Leganés, Cl Andres De Ahumada 4

Madrid, Lagasca, 51

Madrid, Cl Cerro De Carrasqueta 134

Madrid, Cl Nuestra Señora Del Carmen 22

Madrid, Cl Marques Lozoya S/N

Madrid, Cl De Castello 118

Madrid, Cl Del Doce De Octubre 20

Madrid, Cl Galapa 2

Madrid, Cl Albala 7

Madrid, Cl Francisco Silvela 44

Madrid, Pz Peru

Madrid, Cl Sierra Vieja 78

Madrid, Ps De La Direccion 348-350

Madrid, Cl Ribera De Curtidores 15 Madrid, Avda Bucaramanga, 2 (CC Colombia)

Madrid, Cl Principe De Vergara 197

Madrid, Atocha, 80

Madrid, Cl Alonso Carbonel 3

Madrid, Ps De La Ermita Del Santo 48

Madrid, Avda Francisco Pi i Margal, 37

Madrid, Sor Angela de la Cruz, 27

Madrid, Uruguay, 16 Móstoles, Cl Simon Hernandez 53

Móstoles, Av Dos De Mayo 64

Móstoles, Cl Libertad 38

Pozuelo de Alarcón, Portugal, 4

Pozuelo de Alarcón, Centro Comercial Zoco de Pozuelo

Rivas-Vaciamadrid, Cl Lago Garda

Rozas de Madrid, Las Kalamos, s/n

San Fernando de Henares, Nazario Calonge, s/n

San Fernando de Henares, Avenida de Somorrostro, 46 - C.C. Parque Henares San Sebastián de los Reyes, Cl Salvador De Madariaga

Tres Cantos, Pl Del Toro 1, Ronda de Poniente

Villanueva de la Cañada, Avda. Sierra de Gredos, 2

Navarra

Ansoáin/Antsoain, Cl Hermanos Noain 50

Estella-Lizarra, Merkatondoa

Galicia

A Coruña

Boiro, Principal, S/N

Ca Baños, Arteixo-Nave 8

Carballo, Rua Vazquez Parga- Esq Pedreira S/N

Fene, Ctra. de La Palma, el Penedo

Ferrol, Ctra. Catabois, 477

Narón, Ctra. De Castilla, Km 692 Noia, Ctra. De Loxe, s/n

Oleiros, Avda. Rosalia de Castro

Santiago de Compostela, Rua de Amio, 114

Lugo

Burela, Arcadio Pardiñas, 204

Lugo, Avda. Coruña, 462-464

Monforte de Lemos, Bento vicetto, s/n

Viveiro, Misericordia, 20

Ourense

Carballiño, O Ctra. Ourense s/n

Ourense, Rua Ponte Sevilla, 1

Verín, Ctra N-525 Cruce Castelo, s/n

Pontevedra

Cangas, Avda. Xose Maria Castroviejo, s/n

Estrada, A, Avd Benito Vigo 193

Mos, C/ Areas, 7

Pontevedra, Cr. N 550 - Lugar De Alba

Vigo, Avda Buenos Aires, 33-35

Vilagarcía de Arousa, Ctra. cambados torres san cibran

Sanxenxo, Bo Lugar Vincuiño-Padriñan, s/n

País Vasco

Bizkaia

Arrankudiaga, Barrio Zuloaga, s/n

Barakaldo, C/Ibaibe, 38

Forua, Paseo Carlos Gangoiti, 85 (Forua)

Gipuzkoa

Arrasate/Mondragón, B San AndrÚs 7 Bis

Astigarraga, Aiotzategui de Ergoiba, 18-20

Bergara, Haitz iturri, 2 Elgoibar, C/ Zizilion. Pol. Ind. Sigma Pab. A 13

Errenteria, Crta. Nacional I, Km 465

Hernani, La florida, 34

Hondarribia, C/Girizi, 2

Irun, Cl Pozuetakogaina 17

Legazpi, El barrena, 18-a

Ordizia, Ctra. Zaldibia, 1

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El historial atlético de los Juegos Bolivarianos

RECORDS DE LOS JUEGOS VARONES 100 metros llanos 10.13 1.6 Alex Leonardo Quiñonez ECU Santa Marta 21.11.2017 200 metros llanos 20.27 1.3 Alex Leonardo Quiñonez ECU Santa Marta 22.11.2017 400 metros llanos 45.43 a Fernando Acevedo PER La Paz 18.10.1977 800 metros llanos 1:45.14 Rafith Rodríguez COL Trujillo 28.11.2013 1.500 metros llanos 3:44.62 a Bayron Efren Piedra ECU Armenia COL 20.08.2005 5.000 metros llanos 13:54.6 Leslie Rigoberto Encina CHI Trujillo 29.11.2013 10.000 metros llanos 28:56.95 Luis Ostos PER Santa Marta 22.11.2017 Medio maratón 1,06,16 Diego Alberto Colorado COL Trujillo 30.11.2013 Maratón 2,23,01 Eduardo Castellanos VEN Barquisimeto 12.12.1981 110 m. con vallas 13.44 a -0.1 Paulo César Villar COL Armenia COL 19.08.2005 400 m. con vallas 49.74 Lucirio Francisco Garrido VEN Trujillo 28.11.2013 3.000 m. con obstác. 8:26.6 José Gregorio Peña VEN Trujillo 29.11.2013 Marcha 20 km. 1,22,51 a Rolando Jaime Saquipay ECU Armenia COL 19.08.2005 Marcha 50 km. 3,58,50 Cristian Andrés Chocho ECU Trujillo 29.11.2013 Salto en alto 2.26 a Gilmar Jalith Mayo COL Armenia COL 19.08.2005 Salto con garrocha 5.25 Walter Alejandro Viáfara COL Santa Marta 22.11.2017 Salto en largo 8.25 a -0.6 Víctor Manuel Castillo VEN Sucre 23.11.2009 Salto triple 17.03 a 0.0 Hugo Dionisio Chila ECU Sucre 23.11.2009 Lanz. de bala 19.44 a Yojer Enrique Medina VEN Ambato 15.09.2001 Lanz. de disco 59.67 Mauricio Alexander Ortega COL Trujillo 27.11.2013 Lanz. de martillo 68.35 Pedro Muñoz VEN Trujillo 28.11.2013 Lanz. de jabalina 78.87 Arley Ibarguen COL Santa Marta 21.11.2017 Decathlon 7.762 José Gregorio Lemus COL Santa Marta 23.11.2017 11.13/0.6 6.66/0.8 16.91 1.91 51.65 – 14.58/1.2 52.26 4.20 67.50 5:13.72 Posta 4x100 metros 39.25 a COL Sucre 23.11.2009 John Freddy Murillo, John Valoyes, Paulo César Villar, Daniel Grueso Posta 4x400 metros 3:05.43 COL Trujillo 29.11.2013 John Alejandro Perlaza, John Edison Sinisterra, Carlos Andrés Lemos, Rafit Rodríguez MUJERES 100 metros llanos 11.18 a 1.6 Felipa Alicia Palacios COL Armenia COL 19.08.2005 200 metros llanos 22.85 a 0.7 Felipa Alicia Palacios COL Armenia COL 20.08.2005 400 metros llanos 51.94 Nercely Delsirée Soto VEN Trujillo 26.11.2013 800 metros llanos 2:01.57 a Rosibel García COL Armenia COL 20.08.2005 1.500 metros llanos 4:09.75 Rosibel García COL Trujillo 26.11.2013 5.000 metros llanos 15:30.63 Inés Melchor PER Trujillo 28.11.2013 10.000 metros llanos 33:52.9 Inés Melchor PER Trujillo 26.11.2013 Medio maratón 1,12,53 Gladys Lucy Tejeda PER Trujillo 30.11.2013 Maratón 3,06,06 a Justina Calizaya BOL Ambato 15.09.2001 100 m. con vallas 13.12 0.1 Lina Marcela Florez COL Trujillo 26.11.2013 400 m. con vallas 57.17 Deidy Moreno COL Trujillo 28.11.2013 3.000 m. con obstác. 9:52.32 Katia Zulema Arenas PER Santa Marta 24.11.2017 Marcha 20 km. 1,32,39 Sandra Lorena Arenas COL Santa Marta 22.11.2017 Salto en alto 1.91 a Caterina Ibargüen COL Armenia COL 18.08.2005 Salto con garrocha 4.21 a Milena Jazmín Agudelo COL Armenia COL 19.08.2005 Salto en largo 6.54 a 0.7 Caterina Ibargüen COL Armenia COL 20.08.2005 Salto triple 14.08 1.7 Yorsiris Urrutia COL Trujillo 27.11.2013 Lanz. de bala 18.15 Ahymará Espinoza VEN Trujillo 26.11.2013 Lanz. de disco 56.77 Karen Pamela Gallardo �� CHI Trujillo 27.11.2013 Lanz. de martillo 73.36 Rosa Andreina Rodríguez VEN Trujillo 29.11.2013 Lanz. de jabalina (nm) 62.48 Flor Denis Ruiz COL Santa Marta 24.11.2017 Heptathlon 5.785 Luisarys Andreina Toledo VEN Santa Marta 24.11.2017 14.35/1.8 1.67 12.73 24.93/2.0 - 6.03/2.2 42.66 2:17.39 Posta 4x100 metros 43.89 a COL Arequipa 22.10.1997 Mirtha Brock, Helena Guerrero, Patricia Rodríguez, Sandra Borrero Posta 4x400 metros 3:34.35 COL Trujillo 29.11.2013 Deidy Moreno, Rosibel García, Lina Marcela Florez, Jennifer Padilla Read the full article

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Mi Crónica Sabatina Valledupar 14 de Agosto del 2021 Por José Jaime Daza Hinojosa Hoy homenaje a una Ecuatoriana, Vallenata por adopción, Brillante, Apasionanada, Luchadora, Trabajadora Incansable, educadora, ah…… Y es la Compañera ideal de mi tío Pedro. BERENICE FLOREZ GARCÍA Nació en Deleg Provincia del Cañar Ecuador el diez (10) de Julio de 1949, en el hogar conformado por don Ángel…

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A dead policeman and 2 wounded soldiers leave attack with bursts in Narino road

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According to the media, rifle bursts from adjacent mountains caused the death of patrolman Luis Alejandro Florez Suarez, and wounds after the second Gilberto Hernandez and Sergeant Vice First Jaime Ortiz Galvis.

Army members were in a white van that was being escorted by a police patrol; Nevertheless, the dead patrol was traveling on a motorcycle, detailed Snail Radio.

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This is how I’m walking into the next day, next chapter, next phase, next year, and the rest of my life. I hope and pray that whatever situation I enter into, there’s a smile on my face and my light follows me. I want to thank every single individual that called, texted, showed up or messaged me and wished me a happy birthday. To Krystany, Vince, Bern, Reggie, Fesa, Kwame, Carol, Latice, Applejac, Mom Wahsee, Marcia, Candace B, Nneka, Godbabby Crystal, Jean, TO, Kristina, Darryl, Dubble D, Kay Kay, Lil D Greene, Dwight, JB Sr., Grandma T, M Hayes, Stef, J Dorsey, Nat Jones, Dique, Charmaine, Khalid, Steph Lee, Charlette, Big Ron, Eric Polk, Jaime Jaim, Michelle, My Jodine, Tiff Rogers, C Dent, EmDee, Chevonna, my lil sis Lisa, Alicia, Shauna, Jae, Lakia, Ralph Forrest, Angie T, Tan, Aisha, TK, Dorian, Renee Renee, Eb Wortham, Heaven Sent, Mr. Sutton, Tiff White, Salah, Rasta Roots, my Akili, Boom Ziza, Jenny G ❤️, Dina Florez, Camille, Ramon, Atiya, Danielle, Tish, Angie Shuttlesworth, Anisa, Tyesha, Sharon, Jenny Walker and my Alisande. You didn’t have to make an effort to wish me anything, but I am immensely grateful that you choose to do so. I am not here unless Lena Bing sacrificed everything to raise me, Bishop Robert Evans Jr. takes time to shape me, and the family and friends around me that embraced and nurtured me. My hope every day is that I am in debt to no one, and every life I’ve touched feels they’ve gotten just as much if not more from me than they given. Thank you. Born in ‘78, thankful I’ve made this far, and I hope my best years are ahead and that I can smile like this for many years to come. #happybirthday #41 #thankGod #imjustgettingstarted (at Decatur, Georgia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4vVbvyB38-/?igshid=7crd1qqdbxtv

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itssolsolecito-blog · 6 years

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Rómulo Polo Flórez

Bogotá, Colombia. 1945

Reconocido por...

Después de haber estudiado en la India diseño industrial con Victor Papane y más tarde se convierte en el director del área de diseño en Artesanías de Colombia en 1966.

Datos importantes...

- Creador del departamento del diseño de Artesanías de Colombia.

- 1973 crearon la empresa Centro de diseño pero finaliza con el incendio de Avianca.

- 1976 Crea la carrera de Diseño Industrial con Pedro Polo en la Pontificia Universidad Javeriana.

- 1977 Inicia la carrera de Diseño Industrial en la Universidad Javeriana con 37 alumnos.

Compañeros: Pedro Polo y Jaime Gutiérrez Lega con quien creó una empresa (Centro de Diseño).

Actualidad: Asesor académico de programas universitarios y consultor de diseño para empresas.

Referencias:

- knowindustrialdesign. (2015). “Pioneros del diseño industrial en Colombia”. Recuperado de https://knowindustrialdesign.wordpress.com/2015/08/14/pioneros-del-diseno-industrial-en-colombiai/

- mtorresavellaneda. (2016). “Rómulo Polo Flórez”. Recuperado de http://mtorresavellaneda.blogdiario.com/1454649900/romulo-polo-florez/

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cigarben · 6 years

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IPCPR 2018: ROYAL AGIO BALMORAL We visit with Boris Wintermans and Jaime Florez-Estrada at the Royal Agio booth to talk about the new offerings from the Balmoral line. We also talk to them about their collaboration with Ernesto Perez Carrillo on the Dueto.

#Agio #anejo #Anejo XO #Connecticut #dueto #ernesto perez-carrillo #Oscuro #Royal Agio

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Lista lojas adquiridas pela Auchan Espanha ao Grupo DIA

------------------------------------------------Lista 224 establecimientos Dia

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ZARAGOZA-Plaza Madres de la Plaza de Mayo; Madre Sacramento, 28-30; calle Tarragona, 32; autovía Logroño 57-61; carretera Madrid; avenida Cataluña, 25- 27; paseo María Agustín, 97-99; calle Adolfo Aznar, 6-10; Cuartel, 1; avenida Pablo Neruda, 20; paseo Fernando el Católico, 52; calle Daroca, 79; Rebolería, 14; Monse Domingo Aguado, 21- 23; calle Salvador Allende, 38-40; calle Eugenio Lucas, 1; Cesáreo Alierta, 33- 35; paseo Damas, 33; Zaragoza la Vieja, 4; Inocencio Ruiz Lasaja, 40; La Vía 17 y paseo de Justicia, 3 (Fuentes de Ebro).

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TERUEL. Avenida Zaragoza, 22.

CALATAYUD. Plaza España, 15- 19.

CALAMOCHA. Calle El Cañizarejo, 18

ANDORRA. Polígono La Umbría 9-11

ALCAÑIZ. Avenida Bartolomé Esteban s/n

UTRILLAS. Avenida Velasco, 25-29

PEDROLA. Calle Zaragoza, 25

ÉPILA. Carretera Muel-Lumpiaque, 56

ALAGÓN. Avenida Zaragoza, 2

CARIÑENA. Calle La Cruz, 4

TARAZONA. Avenida de la Paz

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ASTURIAS

GIJÓN. Calle Fernando VI, 2; Torrecerredo; Marqués de Urquijo, número 15; Cataluña, 5; Carretera del Obispo, 59-61; y calle Meléndez Pelayo, 17-19.

OVIEDO. Calle Bermúdez de Castro, 23; Plaza de América, 2; Gil de Jaz, 9; Torrecerredo, 17; y calle González Besada, número 15.

AVILÉS. Avenida San Agustín, 13.

PARRES. Calle Juan Carlos I, número 1.

ALLER. Calle Travesía Humanitarios s/n.

CANGAS DE NARCEA. Calle Uría, 32

CARREÑO. San Antonio, 5.

CATRILLÓN. Plaza de la Constitución, 4.

GRADO. Travesía Florez Estrada, 27.

LANGREO. Calle El Dorado, 8.

LAVIANA. Calle Mariano Menéndez Valdés.

LLANES. Carretera del Monasterio San Antolín y calle Manuel Román, 3.

MUROS DE NALÓN. Avenida de Toledo, 3.

PILOÑA. Calle García Carbajal, 5.

PRAVIA. Avenida Santiago López, 1.

SAN MARTÍN DEL REY AURELIO. Calle Jaime Escandón, 6.

SIERO. Calle Ildefonso Sánchez del Río, 13.

VALDÉS. Calle García Prieto, 10.

VILLAVICIOSA. Calle Magdalena, 11.

VEGADEO. Hermanos Fernández de la Vega, 3.

CANTABRIA

SANTANDER. Calle San Fernando, 82; calle Santa Lucia, 31.

TORRELAVEGA. Calle Augusto García Linares, número 4; Avenida Solvay, 51, y Avenida Bolbao (Los Ochos).

------------------------------------------------CASTILLA LA MANCHA

GUADALAJARA. Avenida Virgen de la Soledad, 29.

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ÁVILA. Ávila, Avda Juan Carlos I, s/n

BURGOS. Mercado Sur, calle Miranda, 10; calle Clunia, 13; calle Juan de Padilla, 11; calle Andrés Martínez Zatorre, 5 y 7, y calle Calzadas, 15 y 17.

LEÓN. Avenida Reyes Leoneses, 27; Santa Nonia, 16; San Ignacio de Loyola, 40 y La Puentecilla, 35.

SALAMANCA. Plaza La Fuente, 15; paseo Canalejas Bajo, 57; carretera Ledesma, 66; calle Alonso del Castillo, s/n; avenida Italia, 6; avenida Portugal 90; plaza de Madrid, 11-13; avenida Federico Anaya, 62; paseo del Rollo, 40; y calle Joaquín Rodrigo, 75.

VALLADOLID. Calle Balago,5; Portillo de Balboa, 4; Avenida de Palencia, 14; Doctor Montero, 5; Paseo de Zorrilla, 84 y Plaza de San Juan.

PALENCIA. Calle Manuel Rivera (Cantigas); avenida Asturias con carretera 3 Pasos, 12; y calle Mayor Principal, 91.

SORIA. Calle Alfonso VIII,8 (Duques de Soria c/v Medinaceli y calle López Yanguas, 1.

ZAMORA. Avenida Tres Cruces, 24 y calle República Argentina, 12.

ARANDA DEL DUERO. Calle San Francisco, 26; calle Pizarro, 16 y 18; Avenida Castilla, 20; calle Miranda de Douro, 1, y plaza Gallocanta.

BENAVENTE. Calle Herreros San Antón, 38, 59 y 61.

MIRANDA DEL EBRO. Plaza de Dia de la República Argentina, 55.

BRIVIESCA. calle Justo Cantón Salazar, 30.

MEDINA DE POMAR. Plaza de Dia de la avenida Santander, 10 y 12.

ASTORGA. Calle Alcalde Pineda, 31; Cistierna (avenida Constitución, 119); La Robla (calle Josefina Rodríguez Aldecoa, 9); Bembibre (calle Eloy Reigada, 25); San Andrés del Rabanedo (calle Colada, 7,11) y Villablino (avenida Constitución, 11).

PONFERRADA. Avenida América con calle Los Andes, 27; y avenida del Castilla, 8.

BÉJAR. Calle Recreo con calle Gibraleón, 10; calle Yurramendi, s/n (Ciudad Rodrigo) y calle San Marcos, 9 (Guijuelo).

TUDELA DE DUERO. Plaza Pablo Arranz, 15.

LAGUNA DE DUERO. Avenida del Estadio.

VILLANUBLA. Almacén de productos secos y de pescado.

AGUILAR DE CAMPOO. Calle Comercio, 4-6.

------------------------------------------------MADRID (COMUNIDAD)

MADRID. Avenida Bucaramanga, 2; calle Atocha, 80; Príncipe de Vergara, 197; paseo Ermita del Santo, 48; Avenida Francisco Pi y Margall, 37; calle Urugua, 16; Sor Ángela de la Cruz; Francisco Silvela, 44; calle Marqués Lozoya s/n; Alonso Carbonell; Doce de octubre, 20; Albala, 7; plaza Perú; Cerro de Carrasqueta, 134; calle Galapa, 2; Sierra vieja, 78; paseo de la Dirección 348-350; Lagasca, 51; Nuestra Señora del Carmen, 22 y Ribera de Curtidores, 15.

LAS ROZAS. Calle Kalamos s/n.

BOADILLA DEL MONTE. Calle Monteamar y Avenida Condena de Chinchón.

MÓSTOLES: Calle Libertad 38; Avenida Dos de Mayo, 62, y Simón Hernández, 53.

POZUELO. Calle Barlovento, 1, y Portugal, 4.

VILLANUEVA DE LA CAÑADA. Avenida Sierra de Gredos, 2.

ALCALÁ DE HENARES. Plaza de San José, 2.

GETAFE. Calle Ferrocarril, 10.

LEGANÉS. Calle Andrés de Ahumada, 4.

DAGANZO DE ARRIBA. Avenida Circunvalación s/n.

ARANJUEZ. Calle Abastos, 5.

RIVAS VACIAMADRID. Calle Lego Garda.

FUENLABRADA. Calle Alegría, 4, y calle Leganés.

SAN FERNANDO DE HENARES. Avenida de Somorrostro, 46, y Nazario Calonge s/n.

SAN SEBASTIÁN DE LOS REYES. Calle Salvador de Madariaga y Avenida de Somorrostro, 46.

TRES CANTOS. Plaza del Toro, 1.

------------------------------------------------GALICIA

A CORUÑA. Boiro, Principal, S/N; Ca Baños, Arteixo-Nave 8; Carballo, Rua Vazquez Parga- Esq Pedreira S/N; Fene, Ctra. de La Palma; el Penedo; Ferrol, Ctra. Catabois, 477; Narón, Ctra. De Castilla, Km 692; Noia, Ctra. De Loxe, s/n; Oleiros, Avda. Rosalia de Castro; Santiago de Compostela, Rua de Amio, 114.

LUGO.Burela, Arcadio Pardiñas, 204; Lugo, Avda. Coruña, 462-464; Monforte de Lemos, Bento vicetto, s/n; Viveiro, Misericordia, 20.

OURENSE. Carballiño, O Ctra. Ourense s/n; Ourense, Rua Ponte Sevilla, 1; Verín, Ctra N-525 Cruce Castelo, s/n.

PONTEVEDRA. Vilagarcía de Arousa, Carretera de Cambados Torres San Cibrán; Cangas, Avenida Xose María Castroviejo s/n; Estrada, Avenida Benito Vigo, 193; Vigo, Avenida Buenos Aries, 33- 35; Mos, calle Areas, 7; Pontevedra, Cr. N 550 - Lugar De Alba; Sansenxo, Bo Lugar Vinquiño-Patronal, s/n.

------------------------------------------------NAVARRA

ANSOAIN. Cl Hermanos Noain, 50.

ESTELLA - LIZARRA. Merkatondoa

------------------------------------------------PAÍS VASCO

VIZCAYA. Arrankudiaga, Barrio Zuloaga, s/n; Barakaldo, C/Ibaibe, 38: Forua, Paseo Carlos Gangoiti, 85.

GUIPÚZCOA. Arrasate / Mondragón, B San Andrés 7 Bis; Astigarraga, Aiotzategui de Ergoiba, 18-20: Bergara, Haitz iturri, 2; Elgoibar, C/ Zizilion. Pol. Ind. Sigma Pab. A 13; Errenteria, Crta. Nacional I, Km 465; Hernani, La florida, 34; Hondarribia, C/Girizi, 2; Irún, Cl Pozuetakogaina 17; Legazpi, El barrena, 18-a; Ordizia, Ctra. Zaldibia, 1.

#Grupo DIA #Espanha #Listas #Lista lojas

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lasnoticiasenred · 7 years

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El Alcalde de Necoclí, Jaime López Pacheco, participó en la Asamblea de Presidentes de Juntas de Acción Comunal 2018, en la cual recibió inquietudes de la comunidad rural e informó sobre la gestión adelantada en el año vigente. El evento contó con la presencia de Francisco Orozco Florez, Gestor Mpal. de la Agencia de Renovación del Territorio, quien explicó todo lo relacionado con el Plan de Desarrollo con Enfoque Territorial mediante el cual se dará cumplimiento a la Reforma Rural Integral contemplada en los Acuerdos de Paz. La Administración Municipal "Por un Buen Gobierno" reiteró a la comunidad rural el compromiso con una nueva ruralidad para una mejor calidad de vida en el campo y anunció obras de impacto para la zona rural, tales como: la construcción de placa huella El Totumo - Aguas Claras; construcción del Plan Maestro de Acueducto en El Totumo; la continuidad en el mejoramiento de vías terciarias; el proyecto productivo avícola que beneficia a 165 familias víctimas del conflicto armado en el municipio; el avance en la gestión de acueductos veredales; la construcción de 70 UNISAFAS para 70 familias en la vereda Lechugal, entre otros. Asimismo, en su intervención, el Alcalde Jaime López Pacheco destacó la construcción de 3.2 kilometros de placa huella en la vía Changas - Santa Rosa de los Palmares - Mellovillavicencio, y el Centro de Integración Ciudadana en el corregimiento El Totumo; dichas obras están próximas a su culminación.

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mossynissan · 7 years

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NISSAN NAMED 2017 ESPN AWARDS ‘MANUFACTURER OF THE YEAR.’ ROGUE SPORT TAKES ‘VEHICLE OF THE YEAR’ TITLE

All-new Rogue Sport also named "Best CUV," and TITAN XD earns "Best Diesel Pickup" honors

WINNER WINNER WINNER WINNER

Nissan has been named the winner in four categories in the annual Ruedas ESPN Awards, including the prestigious "Manufacturer of the Year" and "Vehicle of the Year" titles, at the 2017 Los Angeles Auto Show.

The new 2017 Rogue Sport, the latest addition to Nissan's popular crossover SUV lineup, took home the hardware in both the "Vehicle of the Year" and "Best CUV" categories. The TITAN XD, the flagship of Nissan's hardworking personal and commercial pickup lineup, won for "Best Diesel Pickup Truck." Winners are selected by a jury of industry experts in 14 categories, along with the "Vehicle of the Year."

"Nissan is honored to be recognized for these four awards by Ruedas ESPN, especially with their nod to the exciting new Rogue Sport," said Dan Mohnke, senior vice president, Sales & Marketing and Operations, Nissan Division U.S., Nissan North America, Inc. in accepting the awards from Jaime Florez, director, Ruedas ESPN. "The Hispanic market, and Los Angeles in particular, has been a key driver of Nissan's sales success in recent years – so it is an added pleasure to receive the honors here at the Los Angeles Auto Show."

"The portfolio of Nissan vehicles available in the U.S. market is today better than ever. Not only are their products the right ones in every segment, but also the quality of their vehicles is second to none," said Florez. "For these and many other reasons, Nissan North America is 2017 Ruedas ESPN Manufacturer of the Year."

ROGUE SPORT

The new Rogue Sport shares many of the design, utility and technology attributes that have made Rogue Nissan's best-selling vehicle in the United States, but is slightly smaller, sportier and more affordable for younger, urban SUV buyers. These buyers are looking for much more space than a compact sedan, while still seeking the maneuverability and fun-to-drive feel that Rogue Sport delivers.

Like Rogue, the 2017 Rogue Sport offers a comprehensive suite of Nissan Intelligent Safety Shield technologies. The list includes Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection, Blind Spot Warning (BSW), Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA), Lane Departure Warning (LDW) and Intelligent Lane Intervention (I-LI).

TITAN

The 2017 Nissan TITAN XD Diesel offers the effortless towing and hauling of larger, more expensive heavy-duty trucks – including an available maximum towing capacity of 12,640 pounds and maximum payload capacity of 2,420 pounds (when properly equipped) – yet has the fuel-efficiency and affordability closer to a half-ton pickup. The TITAN XD Diesel is anchored by a powerful Cummins® 5.0L V8 Turbo Diesel rated at 310 horsepower and a hefty 555 lb-ft of torque.

Like all 2017 TITAN full-size pickups, the TITAN XD is covered by "America's Best Truck Warranty"2 – featuring bumper-to-bumper coverage of 5 years/100,000 miles, whichever comes first.

For more information on the 2017 Rogue Sport, TITAN XD and the complete Nissan vehicle lineup - visit one of 7 Mossy Nissans or SHOP ONLINE NOW AT: MossyNissan.com

CREDIT: http://nissannews.com/en-US/nissan/usa/releases/nissan-named-2017-ruedas-espn-awards-manufacturer-of-the-year-rogue-sport-takes-vehicle-of-the-year-title

#nissan #nissan rogue sport #rogue sport #Nissan USA #2017 nissan

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XV Colombian Mining and Energy ConferenceNota de Prensa / Press Release MEDIO: RK7 MAGAZINE #W@ www.rk7magazine.com - Evento: COLOMBIAN MINING AND ENERGY CONFERENCE BOGOTÁ - 28-29 de Agosto de 2017 -Hotel NH Collection Teleport Royal - Bogotá - Colombia - Web: http://www.alame.org/index.php/es/component/content/category/9-miningandenergy PUBLICACIÓN http://www.directoriodecongresos.com/index.php/publicaciones-directorio-de-congresos-rk7agencia-bogota-colombia www.rk7magazine.com - Publicaciones. http://rk7magazine.blogspot.com.co/ Ver cubrimiento y fotografías en: https://www.facebook.com/rk7agencia/photos_albums DESCRIPCIÓN Este fue el programa del evento: LUNES, 28 DE AGOSTO 9:00 A.M. REGISTRO 9:30 – 10:30 A.M. ACTO DE APERTURA JAVIER ABELLO STRAUSS – Director Ejecutivo ALAME Colombia CARLOS MONTAÑO – Secretario de Minas, Energía y Gas – Gobernación de Cundinamarca GERARDO CAÑAS – Director General – IPSE, Instituto de Planificación y Promoción de Soluciones Energéticas para las Zonas No Interconectadas. 10:30 - 12:30 P.M. MÓDULO I RETOS QUE ENFRENTA EL SECTOR MINERO ENERGÉTICO Auge y Caída de los Precios Minero-Energéticos: Lecciones y Retos GUILLERMO PERRY RUBIO Profesor Universidad de los Andes La Planificación Minera Soportada en Herramientas Tecnológicas que Ayudan a Minimizar Riesgos Ambientales y Sociales EFRAĪN PEÑA, Ph.D Head of Environment Norton Rose Fulbright 12:30 - 2:00 P.M. NETWORKING LUNCH 2:00 - 4:00 P.M. MÓDULO I RETOS QUE ENFRENTA EL SECTOR MINERO ENERGÉTICO (CONTINUACIÓN) Retos y Desafíos en torno a la Minería Ilegal LEONARDO GÜIZA Director de Ambiente & Derechos Humanos, Facultad de Jurisprudencia Universidad del Rosario Retos de la Minería Subterránea en Colombia HECTOR SALAZAR Gerente General Grupo Geoandina 4:00 - 4:30 P.M. NETWORKING BREAK 4:30 – 6:00 PM PANEL DE DISCUSIÓN EL ROL DE LAS COMUNIDADES EN LOS PROYECTOS MINERO ENERGÉTICOS Moderador: MARIANNA BOZA Directora de Hidrocarburos y Mineria – Brigard & Urrutia. Panelistas: JAIME ARTEAGA, Director General – JA&A. HERNÁN LINARES, President & CEO – Trace International. DANIEL LINSKER, Partner – Control Risk. SANDRA BIBIANA FLOREZ, Directora – Signum Consulting. GUILLERMO TEJEIRO, Asociado – Brigard & Urrutia. NICOLÁS ARBOLEDA, Senior Associate – Norton Rose Fulbright. EDMUNDO LAPORTE, Presidente ALAME & Principal Consultant – RESPECT. 6:00 P.M. COCTEL DE BIENVENIDA MARTES, 29 DE AGOSTO 9:00 – 10:30 A.M. MÓDULO II FUTURO DE LAS ENERGÍAS RENOVABLES EN COLOMBIA IVÁN MARTÍNEZ Gerente General EGAL Gane Mucho Dinero Generando Energía en los Techos de su Empresa, Casos de Éxito de SMARTSOLAR en Colombia y la Region DANIEL HIGUERAS Director General SmartSolar JOSÉ DAVID NAME Senador Congreso de la República 10:30 – 11:00 A.M. NETWORKING BREAK 11:00 A.M – 12:30 P.M. MÓDULO III UNA MIRADA AL SECTOR MINERO ENERGÉTICO EN AMÉRICA LATINA Las Oportunidades para la Inversión en el Sector Minero Ecuatoriano JAVIER CORDOVA UNDA Ministro de Minería Ministerio de Minería de Ecuador Cortes, Políticos y Comunidades: Gestionando Nuevos Retos de la Minería en América Latina DANIEL LINSKER Partner Control Risk 12:30 – 2:00 P.M. NETWORKING LUNCH 2:00 – 3:30 P.M. MÓDULO III UNA MIRADA AL SECTOR MINERO ENERGÉTICO EN AMÉRICA LATINA (CONTINUACIÓN) El Rol del SIEPAC en la Transición Energética Regional ISAAC CASTILLO Subsecretario Nacional de Energía Secretaría Nacional de Energía de Panamá Rol de los puertos en la logística de unidades de producción minera – Puerto de Matarani, servicio público más grande del Mundo en concentrados de mineral de cobre. MAURICIO NÚÑEZ DEL PRADO Gerente Comercial TISUR 3:30 – 4:00 P.M. NETWORKING BREAK 4:00 – 6:00 P.M. MÓDULO IV MANEJO DE RIESGOS EN LA INDUSTRIA MINERO ENERGÉTICA Return on Conveyor Safety JAVIER SCHMAL Managing Director Latin America Martin Engineering La Importancia de la Seguridad y la Salud en el Trabajo y la Minimización de los Riesgos Asociados al Trabajo con Énfasis en el Sector Offshore JULIO CEDAR BELALCÁZAR COO Securitas Consulting Proyección Jurídica del Derecho Minero Colombiano JUAN CARDONA VALDERRAMA Gerente Cabal Asesores Potencial de Minerales Industriales en Colombia, Evaluados Desde la Exergia DIEGO LEZCANO Director of Business Development Exergetica 6:00 P.M. CONCLUSIONES Y CIERRE JAVIER ABELLO STRAUSS Director Ejecutivo ALAME Colombia - Elaborado por: RK7 MAGAZINE #w@ - Observala en: www.rk7magazine.com http://www.directoriodecongresos.com/index.php/rk7magazine& en http://rk7magazine.wixsite.com/rk7magazine - Todo sobre eventos - congresos - summit Recibe en tu correo - invitaciones a seminarios - memorias - comunicaciónes digitales - consultoría en emarketing - cursos y bases de datos del Directorio de Congresos .com - Cuenta de Ahorros Bancolombia - No 670-670-783-03 - Nombre: CEEC-RK7 - RK7 Agencia - Directorio de Congresos - Generación de Leads de Alto Perfil - Realizamos Business Intelligence - eMarketing - Database Marketing - Ebusiness - Ecommerce - Elearning - Eresearch - Edesign - Esocial - Epromotion - Esales - Obtenga las Bases de Datos - Informes - Cursos & Memorias - Consultoría en: http://www.directoriodecongresos.com/ - http://www.rk7agencia.com/ - FRANQUICIA RK7 MAGAZINE #W@ - www.rk7magazine.com - http://www.directoriodecongresos.com/index.php/rk7magazine - http://rk7magazine.wixsite.com/rk7magazine Redes Sociales que apoyan la publicación & difusión del evento: https://www.facebook.com/rk7agencia/photos_album https://www.facebook.com/rk7magazine1/ - https://twitter.com/AgenciaRK7 - http://www.linkedin.com/in/rk7agencia - https://instagram.com/rk7mercadeo/ - https://plus.google.com/u/0/+CarlosEscobarrk7agencia/posts - https://co.pinterest.com/rk7marketing/ - https://www.tumblr.com/blog/rk7agencia CANAL https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwTDjqny6lmhPT4Ud_D1WXg Blog: http://rk7magazine.blogspot.com.co/

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guadalajaradispensas · 7 years

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matrimonios 1880 by/por deedra c.

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Guadalajara Dispensations 1880

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2. Archivo de La Sagrada Mitra

3. Principio

4. Pedro Lopez/Maria Rejugio Cordero Alemonica

10. Felix Gonzales/Antonia Gallardo Guardalajara

16. Pedro Fernandez/Maria Jesus Gonzales Cuguio

21. Jose Azuela/Josefa Zaravia Aguascaliente

29. Anicleto Gonzales/ Petronila Perez Jalostitlan

32. Benito Ocampo/Matiana Viscaina Ahuacatlan

40. Gregorio de la Cruz/Martina Estrada San Juan

46. Cesareo Vidauri/Librada Lopez Cocula

52. Juan Loera/Jacinta Pedrosa Teocaltiche

58. Jose Santos Sanchez/Antonia Velasco Colima

70. Roque Arebalo/Vicenta Banda Portejuelo

75. Agapito Zamora/Maria Hilaria Cobarrubias Tonala

80. Pedro Navarro/Epifania Orosco Tepatitlan

84. Pedro Hernandez (viudo de Refugio Sorano)/ Analco

Cipriana Cortez

88. Ponciano Gutierrez/Desideria Partida Analco

94. Jose Macias/Maura Olmeda Tototepec

102. Jesus Lopez/Sebastiana Lopez Aguascalientes

108. Luis Losano/Maria Ladisloa Limon Lan Juan

116. Jose Guadalupe Arias/Maria Ursula Figueroa Almoloyan

120. Exiquio Jaime/Florencia Perez Atenananica

127. Evaristo Galindo/Anastacia Ontiveros Atotonilco

131. Marcelino de Anda/Maria Felicitas Estrada San Juan

137. Pedro Camarena/Apolonia Beltran Acaponta

142. Jose Rios/Hilaria Gomez Ocotlan

146. Juan Reynoso/Felicita Reynoso San Miguel Alto

150. Nemesis Hernandez/Gertrudes Borbon Autlan

157. Ramon Rico/Agustina Reina Tizapan

164. Jose Maria Mejia/Faustina Delgadillo Cuquillo

170. Ramon Castellanos/Isabel Sahgu Zapotlan

179. Gabriel Gonzales/Triniad Gonzales Zapotlan

187. Margarito Ortega/Mariana Castaneda Yesca

192. Jose Maria Fregoso/Felipa Gomez Mascota

200. Anacleto Pelayo/Maria Trinidad Fonseca Ayutla

204. Archivo Sagrada Mitra

205. Continua

206. Same as 192

214. Same as 200

218. Jose Pelayo/Andrea Gonzales Ayutla

224. Ramon Perez/Maria Reyes Sanchez Cuquio

235. Espiridian Soto/Juana Gutierrez San Antonio

242. Nicanor Luna/Serficia Morquecho Guadalajara

248. Tomas Garcia/Francisca Losano Totatlan

252. Ignacio Sandoval/Ricarda Sandoval Teul

256. Tomas de la Torre/Viviana Tosada Jalostitlan

259. Juan Gonzales/Maria Merced Gonzales Tepatitlan

262. Pablo Perez/Eufemia Florez Tototlan

268. Frutoso Gonzales/Ursula Alvarez Encaracion

274. Juan Castillo/Jesus Carbajal Lagos

280. Modesto Perez/Agustina Valdez Aguascalientes

285. Andres Castaneda/Juana Gonzales Nochistlan

290. Pedro Peirano/Paula Pinera Colima

298. Francisco Flores/Maria Pilar Rodriquez Leon

306. Edwardo Garcia/Gila Flores Mesquital

311. Petronilo Camacho/Toribia Hernandez Jalisco

316. Fin

317. End of Roll

318. Roll

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