#rosa marquez

[angel-maldonado-enthusiast]

A Million Miles Away (2023), dir. Alejandra Marquez.

[aaaaaa-musical-trash]

if you think about hazbin hotel through the lens of the VAs’ other roles it’s wild

like cady heron, the daughter of jack kelly, is the princess of hell and is dating rosa diaz. she runs a hotel where dr facilier is the bartender and dawn pinkett is the maid. its guests include beetlejuice and (sorry couldn’t find anything for Blake Roman).

beetlejuice is also an antagonistic angel in heaven always accompanied by elphaba. the head seraphim is the witch (into the woods).

in hell, there is a very powerful group of overlords comprised of willy wonka/shakespeare/marvin/tom levitt, lincoln from tick tick boom and martha bessell. other overlords include mimi marquez, delia deetz and (sorry couldn’t find anything for Amir Talai).

[hannahhook7744]

Encanto-Descendants Au Fancast List;

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Pedro x Alma Madrigal’s Family (Minus Their Kids):

María Conchita Alonso as Alma Madrigal (formerly Botero Molinari).

Avan Jogia as Pedro Madrigal Yatra.

Constance Wu as Alejandra Botero-Yee (aka Alejandra Madrigal, Alma’s sister-in-law). 

George Lopez as Raimi Botero Molinari (aka Raimi Madrigal, Alma’s younger brother).

Carmen Salinas as Rosa Madrigal (formerly Yatra Salinas aka Pedro's mom).

Zhang Ziyi as Miranda Botero-Yee (aka Miranda Madrigal, Alejandra and Raimi’s daughter). 

Tatyana Ali as Beatriz Botero-Yee (aka Beatrix Madrigal, Alejandra and Raimi’s daughter).

Julieta x Agustín Madrigal’s Family:

Pedro Pascal as Agustín Madrigal. 

Lorena Forteza as Julieta Madrigal.

Rafaela Cocal as Isabela Madrigal. 

Maribel Martinez as Luisa Madrigal.

Paulina Chávez as Mirabel Madrigal. 

Pepa x Félix Madrigal’s Family:

Maria Canals-Barrera as Pepa Madrigal. 

Mauro Castillo as Félix Madrigal. 

Ron Stallworth as Gabriel Espinosa Castillo (aka Gabriel Madrigal, Félix’s younger brother). 

Samantha Logan as Dolores Madrigal.

Neighborhoodcrackelf as Camilo Madrigal.

Aldis Alexander Basil Hodge as (adult) Antonio Madrigal.

Raphael Alejandro as Giovanni Madrigal (aka Antonio’s son). 

Bruno Madrigal's Family:

David Castañeda as Bruno Madrigal (with Dev Patel as a younger version if need be).

Christian Slater as Rick Madrigal (Formerly Ratcliffe). 

Unknown Extra as Rachel Madrigal (Formerly Ratcliffe). 

Unknown Extra as Rory Madrigal (Formerly Ratcliffe). 

Louis Garrel as Cesare Madrigal (Formerly Frollo). 

Jan Cina as Cornel Madrigal (Formerly Frollo). 

Robert Sheen as Cyriacus Madrigal (Formerly Frollo). 

Holland Roden as Claudine Madrigal (Formerly Frollo). 

Unknown Extra as Mason Gothel (Gigi Gothel’s brother. His and his twin’s father is unknown).

Unknown Extra as Glenn Gothel (Gigi Gothel’s brother. His and his twin’s father is unknown).

Fiona Frills as Gigi Gothel (Claudine Frollo’s half sister via Frollo). 

Isabela Madrigal x Bubo Marquez’s Family:

Tony Revolori as Bubo Marquez-Madrigal.

Unknown Extra as Miguel Melchor Marquez-Madrigal Jr.

Unknown Extra as Zoey Alejandra Marquez-Madrigal.

Luisa Madrigal x Ryder Nattura’s Family:

Forrest Goodluck as Ryder Nattura-Madrigal.

Jenna Ortega as Belinda Nattura-Madrigal.

Ariana Greenblatt as Silvia Nattura- Madrigal.

Mirabel Madrigal x Miguel Rivera’s Family:

Omar Rudberg as Miguel Rivera-Madrigal.

Sasha Pieterse as Vera Rivera-Madrigal.

Julianna Gamiz as Renata Rivera-Madrigal.

Dolores Madrigal x Mariano Guzmán’s Family:

Michele Morrone as Mariano Guzmán.

Julia Rehwald as Princesa Guzmán-Madrigal.

Sofia Wylie as Fuega Guzmán-Madrigal.

Dafne Keen Fernández as Leta Guzmán-Madrigal.

Aiden Fernandes as Javier Guzmán-Madrigal and Juan Guzmán-Madrigal.

Camilo Madrigal and Mina Madrigal-Prepon's Family:

Shoba Narayan as Mina Madrigal-Prepon.

Isabela Merced as Amelia and Sofia Madrigal-Prepon.

Marcel Ruiz as Hugo Madrigal-Prepon.

Jake T. Austin as José Madrigal-Prepon.

Love Interests of Bruno’s Kids:

Ashley Nicolette Frangipane/Halsey as Mad Maddy Mim (Rick Madrigal's girlfriend).

Colin Morgan as LeFou Deux (aka Lee, Claudine Madrigal's boyfriend).

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More to be added.

This is for my au.

[talonabraxas]

88 Lion's Portal ✨⚜️✨ for all Leo brothers ✨⚜️✨ Rosa-Maria Marquez

[battlestargalactispam]

CTTO: Fabricio Rosa Marquez

[winderlylandchime]

Hello! I was asked nicely (yes, he did make me say nicely so that youd know) to send you a message. He wants you to know that he forced (mhm you read that right) his best friends to read your Tattoo fic and the fireflies fic. And they all liked it but obviously didn’t get as overly invested as my brother. But he told me that they both really enjoyed how you wrote the older versions of Britin. They felt like even tho they had no prior knowledge (except what my brother has told them so basically unreliable) that the fic reads really well on its own and they felt like they understood the characters without knowing almost anything.

He has a lot of thoughts about the drag queens you picked. He read the list and went ‘not who i expected but damn now I’m even more curious how this is gonna go’ and he also sent me a text out of nowhere that said ‘YOOO TRIXIE POSTED A YOUTUBE VIDEO WITH BTS SECRETS FROM RUPAUL!! Tell my homie if she needs any research info about it!’

He also saw while he was showing his friends the messages and everything from you and your friends and myself (even I didn’t know this so now i feel shitty) that your sweet Emmett is having some issues and he asked me to send you some love from him and Brian. And I’m also sending you love. Brian the cat was with me for just a few months and I already feel like Rosa after she got that dog Arlo, so I can’t imagine what you guys are going through, I hope you and your partner are okay

Hello dear sweet anon!

Thank you for these kind words about my fics. It means a lot as a writer that they work even for someone who hasn’t seen the series. That’s such a lovely compliment. Thank you for passing it on.

I saw Trixie’s video come up as recommended! I’ll watch it for sure. Please tell your brother that I recommend the book Legendary Children (Fitzgerald & Marquez) for more inside scoop. I am waiting to read And Don’t Fuck It Up (Fernandez) because there is a 20 week hold at my library! (I also loved And The Category Is… [Tucker] which is more about the ball scene) If he wants to nerd out about drag race.

Friend, this message came in just as I was saying goodbye to my beloved Emmett. My spouse and I had to make the call that he was declining and no longer enjoying life. He had been diagnosed with diabetes last year in March and he did very well on insulin but in the last week stopped eating enough to be able to administer it. He was 16+ and the best little guy in the world. He loved my make up and when I would brush his face with my blush brush. He would curl up with his head in my bra cup. He also loved hummus. (Was he a basic white girl?) He and Kinney were best buds until Kinney passed and then he and Olivia were inseparable. I miss him so so much but I also know it was his time. Please ask your brother to give Brian a little extra love in memory of Emmett Honeycutt Theymomlastname-Shemomlastname

(Emmett as a baby)

[atarahderek]

We Don't Talk About Bubo...

...and that's a real shame.

Now, let me make something clear: The writers of Encanto were right to cut Bubo Marquez and his arc with Isabela from the movie. It would've crowded the plot, and at the time, it was unnecessary for Isa to have a love interest or for Mariano to have any kind of rival. But that does not mean Bubo is a worthless character who deserves to be hated. His intended role in the film, along with the character design, reveal something very important about Isabela: She inherited her mother's tastes. I mean, look at this dork!

He's basically Agustín, but as a student in the 1950s.

What's more, because we never officially met Bubo, he is a blank slate. He can be pretty much anything you want him to be. We know he's interested in nature and knows (or thinks he knows) a few things about wild animals and/or survival. We know he was named after an owl for some reason. And we know he's notably shorter than Isa. But beyond that, the man is a mystery. A tabula rasa. We can do whatever we want with him. So that's what I did.

Bubo appears in my fic Patchwork (currently on hiatus due to the need to rework a couple of chapters). Part of my intention with that fic was to establish my own head canon for this character. Since I don't know when (or if) I'll finish that fic, let me share my own personal Bubo head canon with you all.

Bubo is from Bogotá.

He has an older sister named Rosa. Rosa suffers from lupus and also has vitiligo.

Bubo and Rosa attend a university in Bogotá--Bubo as an undergrad and Rosa as a graduate working on her doctorate.

The two of them are very close.

Bubo is shorter than Rosa, so she will never not get to refer to him as her little brother.

Bubo has been interested in ornithology since he was a child. His favorite bird is the great horned owl. His friends eventually nicknamed him Bubo because he would not stop talking about the owl, always calling it by its binomial, Bubo virginianus.

His real name is Alfonso.

Bubo is studying wildlife biology.

When Bubo meets Isabela, they hit it off right away, and agree to write one another.

Isa also becomes good friends with Rosa.

Bubo eventually visits the Encanto, where he meets Antonio and begs him to help him find the rare Andean condor.

Isa and Bubo date for a while, but nothing really comes of it, and their paths eventually diverge for a time. Bubo, Rosa and Isa remain good friends, however.

Whether or not Bubo and Isa ever get back together, I don't know.

[toaverse]

AU where the true and free Isabela takes Asha's place as the heroine. She still has the ability of leaving plants everywhere she goes.

Okay!

After Casita was rebuild, Isabela really wanted to explore the world outside of the Encanto.

She discussed it with her parents and Abuela, and despite their concerns and worries, they agree. While they want Isa to stay with the family, her happiness matters more.

So a week later and after a lot of hugs and goodbyes, Isabela was out of the Encanto

First she went to the city of Bogotá, the place where her papá grew up in. Her other Abuela and Abuelo are living there as well.

And in that city, she met a nice guy named Bubo Marquez. The two fell in love, and decided to travel the world together.

So, after about two more years of staying in Bogotá, Isabela and Bubo went on their way to Venezuela, then Brazil.

Then comes an island called Rosas.

Apparently, rumors had it that on that island, there was a king who had the power to grand wishes. Naturally, the couple wanted to go there.

Turned out those rumors were true, as Isabela and Bubo saw for themselves how thanking granted a wish to a common when they were there.

But something felt...off.

And eight teens felt the same.

[batlleonafc]

where was the squad announcement?

on Twitter

that's the squad

misa, cata, enith

paredes, aleixandri, maria mendez, oihane, olga carmona, ona batlle, maria leon

aitana, alexia, patri, maria perez, rosa marquez, tere

athenea, esther, eva navarro, mariona, inma gabarro, amaiur, lucia garcia

[ariel-seagull-wings]

@thealmightyemprex @the-blue-fairie @themousefromfantasyland @softlytowardthesun @faintingheroine @gravedangerahead @sabugabr

Literary works that are fitting for the Daily or Weekly E-mail format:

*The Estrange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hide (Robert Louis Stevenson);

*The Phantom of the Opera (Gaston Leroux);

*The Devil to Pay in the Backlands (Guimarães Rosa);

*Dom Casmurro (Machado de Assis);

*Cousin Basilio (Eça de Queiroz);

*The Lusiads (Luiz Vaz de Camões);

*The One Thousand and One Nights (several authors);

*The Decameron (Giovanni Bocaccio);

*The Canterbury Tales (Geoffrey Chaucer);

*One Hundred Years of Solitude (Gabriel Garcia Marquez);

*The Pentamerone or The Tale of Tales (Giambatista Basile);

*The Facetious Nights of Straparola (Giovanni Francesco Straparola);

*The Adventures of Pinocchio (Carlo Collodi);

*The Romance of Reynard The Fox (several authors);

[angel-maldonado-enthusiast]

A Million Miles Away (2023), Alejandra Marquez.

[ptseti]

MUST LISTEN: Although @makyalittle gave this powerful speech and plea long before the current sweep of book bans and the rewriting history about black history (a book on Rosa Parks has been banned from schools) along with LGBTQ+ books (Fun Home, The Perks of Being a Wallflower), this hit me more than anything I’ve seen. Most parents reading this post will never experience first hand what Makya Little had to deal with that day…

It never occurred to me what it must be like to be a black parent and have your child come home and read their own history with such false narrative based on policy. Policy?!

After speaking with Thomas who’s been in education for 21 years and discovering this quote by Jennifer Rainey Marquez, this helped me understand how some of this banning and rewriting started with policy makers threatening to cancel contracts and putting publishers out of business:

After the Civil War, when public schooling became more widespread in the South, Confederate sympathizers wanted to ensure that their children received an “appropriate” education on Southern history and culture which developed statewide adoption policies for textbooks. This allowed the state textbook committees to control content by demanding changes or threatening to cancel book contracts unless the publishers agreed.

To keep their business, Northern publishers began adapting history books to appease Southerners, essentially publishing a separate version of Civil War history for those states. These editions reinforced a lost cause narrative for Southern audiences. For example, they depicted enslaved people as happy and content. Officials even counted the textbook lines to make sure authors had mentioned Jefferson Davis or Robert E. Lee as many times as Abraham Lincoln or Ulysses S. Grant. - Jennifer Rainey Marquez.

And imagine now happening all over again in 2023.

[oikqwas]

23 books for 2023

i saw this done by @bookcub and thought about doing it too.

i have to read a lot of classic for univesity (but some i really wanna read). i'm also part of a book club but i don't know which books we'll be reading yet. 

pride and prejudice by jane austen

sense and sensibility by jane austen

persuasion by jane austen 

1984 by george orwell

frankenstein by mary shelley

the picture of dorian gray by oscar wilde

the thing around your neck by chimamanda ngozi adichie

brave new world by aldous huxley

o som do rugido da onça by micheliny verunschk (just found out this is one of the books for the book club)

o sol na cabeça by giovani martins

one hundred years of solitude by gabriel garcía marquez

orlando by virginia woolf

sleep by haruki murakami

insônia by graciliano ramos

a chachorra by pilar quintana

cloud cuckoo land by anthony doerr

and then there were none by agatha christie

grande sertão: veredas by joão guimarães rosa (this is gonna be a challenge)

the house on the cerulean sea by tj klune

i, robot by isaac asimov

lolita by  vladimir nabokov

the color purple by alice walker

normal people by sally rooney

tagging anyone who wants to do it

[onenettvchannel]

LIFESTYLE POLICE REPORT: Online Controversy erupts as one Pinay TikToker 'Lumpia Queen' deep-fries traditional Filipino dessert, sparking massive outrage among Netizens and Food Enthusiasts

SANTA ROSA, LAGUNA -- In the vast and disgustingly vibrant realm of social media, particularly on the platform TikTok (owned by ByteDance Limited), a whirlwind of controversy has erupted surrounding a renowned pinay food content creator, who goes by the moniker 'Lumpia Queen' -- none other than the talented Ms. Abigail F. Marquez, hailing from the picturesque region of Santa Rosa City, Laguna in CALABARZON. Ms. Marquez has garnered significant fame for her innovative and boundary-pushing approach to Filipino cuisine.

Nevertheless, a recent video shared on her TikTok profile (@abigailfmarquez) on Thursday [December 7th, 2023], unexpectedly thrust her into the spotlight, albeit for less favorable reasons.

In this particular TikTok video, Ms. Marquez unveiled a rather audacious recipe by deep-frying the cherished Filipino dessert 'Maja Blanca'. This peculiar culinary endeavor sparked a myriad of emotions among online viewers, evoking a mixture of curiosity, surprise and even disdain, igniting a wave of criticism from netizens and Filipino food enthusiasts alike. What unfolded in this viral video was Ms. Marquez's bold departure from the traditional and authentic methods of preparing Maja Blanca, as she chose to subject this revered dessert to the sizzling depths of hot oil below the cooked pans.

At first glance, the traditional Maja Blanca, a coconut milk-based delicacy renowned for its velvety and luscious texture, holds a special place in Filipino culinary heritage. Often served during joyful festivities across the archipelago, this dessert's origins can be traced back to Spain, making it a cherished part of its Filipino culinary heritage.

Ms. Marquez legally presented a contentious video on TikTok demonstrating a detailed process for deep-frying 'Maja Blanca', deviating from its traditional and authentic methods of preparation. But this audacious act of subjecting this classic Filipino dessert to the scorching depths of hot oil has set ablaze a massive outcry from those who perceived it as a grievous act of disrespect, potentially eroding the cultural essence inherent in Filipino desserts.

Ms. Marquez's affiliation with NYMA (Now You Must Aspire), a talent management agency under the esteemed Kroma Entertainment, has further intensified the scrutiny. Backed by the illustrious Globe Telecom group, Kroma Entertainment stands as a pioneering tradigital entertainment company, shaping the landscape of digital content creation.

Adding fuel to the already blazing fire, Ms. Marquez's affiliation with NYMA (Now You Must Aspire), a talent management agency operating under the umbrella of Kroma Entertainment (the company behind PIE or Pinoy Interactive Entertainment, BEAM or Broadcast Enterprises and Affiliated Media Inc. and ABS-CBN Corporation), further intensified the scrutiny surrounding her actions. Kroma Entertainment, a tradigital entertainment company backed by the esteemed Globe Telecom group, which have yet to expire the contract by the new year of 2024, is at the forefront of shaping the digital content creation landscape.

Public backlash against Ms. Marquez has been swift and relentless, with a barrage of negative comments inundating her social media accounts including TikTok alone. Filipino critics argue that her actions not only display a lack of reverence toward Filipino culinary heritage but also tarnishes traditional recipes in a manner that is deemed shameful by many.

In response to the mounting controversy… NYMA, Kroma Entertainment and TikTok Philippines have chosen to maintain a deafening silence, a decision that has only fueled further criticism from those who firmly believe that influencers bear a significant responsibility for their impact on cultural representation. Various online platforms and forums have emerged outside of TikTok, fostering discussions where users vehemently express their displeasure, accusing Ms. Marquez of perpetuating a disturbing trend of inappropriate alterations to beloved Filipino dishes. This incident serves as a blatant reminder that the freelanced online influencers bear the responsibility of preserving the integrity of cultural heritage while pursuing internet stardom of the Filipino.

Now, the fate of the Lumpia Queen's reputation hangs precariously in the balance, as the online community eagerly awaits her response to the overwhelming backlash threatening to overshadow her culinary endeavors.

SCREENGRAB COURTESY for REPRESENTATION: The Lumpia Queen via TikTok VIDEO BACKGROUND PROVIDED BY: Tegna

SOURCE: *https://www.tiktok.com/@abigailfmarquez/video/7309805437896019205 [Referenced TikTok VIDEO via Abigail Marquez] *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manjar_blanco *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maja_blanca *https://thephilippinestoday.com/maja-blanca-history/ [Referenced Editorial Article via The Philippines Today] *https://www.kroma.ph/post/food-content-creator-and-tiktok-s-lumpia-queen-abi-marquez-joins-nyma-as-exclusive-talent [Referenced News Article via Kroma Entertainment News Bureau] *https://thebeat.asia/manila/delish/cheap-eats/how-tiktoks-lumpia-queen-is-inspiring-filipinos-to-get-in-the-kitchen [Referenced News Article via The Beat: Manila News Bureau] *https://www.nyma.ph/about *https://ivypanda.com/essays/changing-in-foodways-dessert/ [Referenced Editorial Article via IvyPanda] *https://old.reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/z23a8r/desserts_have_no_business_being_deep_fried/ [Referenced Subreddit Post via Reddit]

-- OneNETnews Team

[themovieblogonline]

A Million Miles Away Review: A Tale of Aspiration & Perseverance

A Million Miles Away is a biographical drama film that chronicles the remarkable life journey of José M. Hernández, the first Mexican-American astronaut. Starring Michael Peña as José Hernández, Garret Dillahunt as Frederick W. Sturckow, and Rosa Salazar as Adela Hernández, the film weaves together a poignant narrative of ambition, determination, and the immigrant experience. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-HcUuiLzR8 The Good: At its core, A Million Miles Away is the story of an underprivileged migrant who literally dares to dream big and reach for the stars. The film's premise is inherently inspiring. The film also unfolds with an authentic portrayal of José Hernández's life, filled with obstacles, sacrifices, and unyielding perseverance. A Million Miles Away opens with a glimpse into José's humble upbringing. José is a child of Mexican immigrants in California's San Joaquin Valley. His parents are the embodiment of hardworking immigrants. The type of parents who instilled in him the value of education and the idea that anything is possible if you work hard enough. The family's financial struggles and their unshakable faith in José's potential drive the emotional core of the narrative. Michael Peña delivers a heartfelt and convincing performance as José Hernández. He captures the essence of José's determination, his unwavering commitment to education, and the sheer tenacity required to break free from the cycle of poverty. Throughout the film, Peña manages to convey José's complex mix of vulnerability and determination, making the character relatable and endearing. The film's supporting cast, including Garret Dillahunt as NASA astronaut Frederick W. Sturckow, adds depth to the story. Dillahunt's portrayal of Sturckow, José's mentor and inspiration, is nuanced and authentic. Their mentorship and eventual friendship serve as a pivotal element in José's journey toward the stars, and the chemistry between the two actors feels genuine. Director Alejandra Marquez Abella is known for her ability to delve into characters and their motivations. She does an admirable job of bringing José Hernández's story to life. Dariela Ludlow dazzles with her skillful cinematography. Under her skillful guidance A Million Miles Away captures the stark beauty of the San Joaquin Valley. The film also delivers awe-inspiring visuals of space. Prieto's work helps create a powerful juxtaposition between the humble beginnings of José's life on Earth and his ultimate destination among the stars. One of the film's strengths is its attention to detail. You see this as the film meticulously depicts José's journey. From academia to NASA's rigorous astronaut training program, you see the attention. As the viewer, we're taken on a rollercoaster ride of emotions. José faces academic challenges, navigates the complexities of applying to NASA, and undergoes physically and mentally demanding training. The film does an exceptional job of humanizing the astronaut selection process. There's a relentless dedication required to overcome the incredible odds. The film's soundtrack, composed by Camilo Lara, is a notable highlight. The music perfectly complements the emotional depth of the story, enhancing the viewer's connection to José's struggles and triumphs. The combination of cinematography, acting, and music creates a powerful and immersive viewing experience. In terms of visual effects, A Million Miles Away excels when depicting the breathtaking beauty of space. The scenes of José's space missions are visually stunning and provide a sense of wonder and awe. These moments effectively capture the magnitude of his achievements and the vastness of the universe. The Bad: Where A Million Miles Away falls short, however, is in its pacing and character development. At times, the film feels rushed, glossing over crucial moments in José's life. It could have benefited from a more leisurely exploration of his personal relationships, particularly his family dynamics and his wife's sacrifices. These elements are touched upon but lack the depth and emotional resonance they deserve. Rosa Salazar's portrayal of Adela Hernández, José's wife, is sincere but somewhat underutilized. Adela's unwavering support and sacrifices are essential to the narrative, yet the film doesn't delve deeply into her character or the challenges she faces as the wife of an aspiring astronaut. A more profound exploration of their relationship would have added emotional weight to the story. The film also skims over some of José's fellow astronaut candidates, missing an opportunity to develop secondary characters and showcase the diversity of the space program. A richer exploration of the camaraderie and competition among the candidates would have added depth to José's journey. Despite these shortcomings, A Million Miles Away ultimately succeeds in delivering a compelling and inspirational story. It serves as a reminder that dreams, no matter how improbable, can be achieved through unwavering determination and hard work. José Hernández's remarkable journey from a migrant farmworker to a NASA astronaut is a testament to the American Dream, and this film encapsulates that dream beautifully. However, the film occasionally struggles with its portrayal of space travel logistics and scientific accuracy. Some of the technical aspects, such as spacecraft operations and zero-gravity physics, are simplified for dramatic effect, which may disappoint viewers with a keen interest in space exploration. While these liberties are understandable for storytelling purposes, a more precise representation would have been added to the film's authenticity. Overall: A Million Miles Away is a touching and inspirational biographical drama that admirably portrays José M. Hernández's remarkable journey from a migrant farmworker to a NASA astronaut. Michael Peña's heartfelt performance, supported by a strong cast and exquisite cinematography, ensures that the film is emotionally engaging. Read the full article

[estudio-francisco-sguera]

Causa DCXXXVI

Sumario: — 1.º Cuando un asunto haya sido tramitado como de puro derecho, y resulte después de un estudio detenido que él admite de prueba es indispensable, debe abrirse un término para que se produzca la que sea necesaria. Resolución En los autos seguidos por D. Anastasio Marquez con el Poder Ejecutivo sobre compra de un terreno de propiedad pública.

Buenos Aires, Noviembre 18 de 1879.

Considerando:

1.° Que el demandante D. Anastasio Marquez sostiene que los terrenos de que se trata formaban parte de los que pertenecieron a Rosas y que por la ley de Julio de 1857 fueron declarados del Estado (véase f. 8 va. autos corrientes).

2.° Que si bien el Departamento de Ingenieros en su informe f. 5 vueltas del expediente acompañado bajo la carátula «Márquez D. Anastasio considera dichos terrenos como pertenecientes a las suertes del Azul, esto mismo es susceptible de prueba en contrario; mucho más cuanto en el otro informe de f. 2, expedido solo. mes y días antes del otro, aconsejaba que esos terrenos no debían venderse antes de la resolución definitiva sobre las suertes del Azul que debían entregarse á los agraciados «no antes de la terminación de la mensura general de esas suertes que está practicando, dice, el Agrimensor D, Juan Dillons, mensura cuyo resultado si lo ha tenido ya, no consta en estos autos.

3.° Que por otra parte aun cuando resultara evidente incuestionablemente que esos terrenos pertenecían á las suertes del Azul, todavía sería necesario saber si D. Rafael Icasaty se hallaba imposibilitado de ocupar la suerte que pobló originariamente, sea porque el Poder Ejecutivo la hubiese concedido á un tercero ó por otra causal; pues solo á tal condición podría reconocerle derecho para ser escriturado de una suerte distinta de la que pobló, según fué declarado en la Causa CLXXIX, seguida por D. Pedro Salaverry y D. Juan Frers contra el Poder Ejecutivo, inserta en los Acuerdos y Sentencias de esta Corte.

4.° Que por consiguiente, si bien el presente asunto ha sido tramitado como de puro derecho, resultando ahora del estudio detenido que el trámite de prueba viene á ser indispensable.

Por tanto, la Corte resuelve dejar por ahora sin efecto la providencia de autos, y ordena que la causa sea sometida á prueba por todo el término legal dentro del cual deberán justificarse los siguientes hechos, á saber: por parte del demandante que los terrenos en cuestión no pertenecen á las suertes del Azul, sino que corresponden á Rosas; y por parte de Icasati comprobarse que ellos forman parte de las suertes del Azul, y la imposibilidad que média por la concesión á su favor de la suerte que pobló originariamente. Póngase la foja.

Originally published at on https://sguera.com.ar/ June 19, 2023.