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Criminal sentencing trial begins in 4 weeks 1 day. Multiple criminal charges, multiple gross irregularities in Minorbis-Grupo tender, potential of 348 years imprisonment and fines to be imposed. “the Provincial Court, in reviewing the case during the previous appeal process, has indicated that the other bid did not meet the requirements laid out in the tender process and should have been disqualified on that basis.” “The new indictment includes the following: Increases the number of accused people from 9 to 16. Increases the charges to the following 4 crimes related to the award of the tender: Administrative Prevarication Influence peddling Management fraud Embezzlement due to unfair management” Nov. 25, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Emerita Resources Corp. (TSX-V: EMO; OTCQB: EMOTF; FSE: LLJA) (the “Company” or “Emerita”) announces that the Third Section of the Provincial Court of Seville (the “Court”) has set March 3, 2025 as the date for the criminal trial on the alleged crimes committed during the process of awarding the Aznalcóllar tender. The trial is an oral hearing that is expected to be completed on July 15, 2025. The Court has reserved up to 40 sessions including days in March, April, May, June and July 2025. The oral trial has been scheduled at 10:00 AM (local Seville time) on the following days: 1) March 3 and 4, 2025 (pre-trial matters) and March 31, 2025 2) On April 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 21, 22 and 23, 2025 3) On May 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27 and 28, 2025 4) On June 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25 and 30, 2025 5) On July 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 14 and 15, 2025 The 16 defendants face sentences totaling up to 348 years in prison for the alleged rigging of the Aznalcóllar mining tender, including accusations of influence peddling, fraud, embezzlement and bribery. One crime voids tender and it must go to the next qualifying bidder, Emerita is the only other qualifying bidder. 1/ Mr. Juan Jose Garcia Bartolomé. Invercaria economist. Responsible for making the report on the solvency of the bidding companies. Member of the technical commission. 2/ Mr. Alberto Fernandez Bueno. Mining Engineer. Head of Mines Area. Junta de Andalucía. Member of the technical commission. 3/ D.ª Aurora Gomera Martínez. Mining engineer. Environmental Impact. Member of the technical commission. 4/ Mr. Luis Cordero González. Biologist. Head of the Protected Spaces Network Service. Member of the technical commission. 5/ Mr. Manuel Gil Calderon. General Administrator of the Junta de Andalucía. Member of the technical commission. 6/ D.ª M.ª of Pilar Orche Amaré. Mining engineer. Technical advisor. Member of the technical commission. 7/ Dª Maria Jose Asensio Coto. General Director of Mines. Junta de Andalucía. She has a degree in Economics and a PhD. Member of the hiring table. 8/ Mr. Juan Manuel Revilla. Head of Mining Organisation. Junta de Andalucía. Secretary of the hiring table. Member of the hiring table. 9/ Mr. Ivan Maldonado Vidal. Head of the Mining Service. Member of the hiring table. 10/ Mr. Jose Salvador Camacho Lucena. Secretary General of the Environment. Member of the hiring table. 11/ Mr. Julio Ramos Zabala. Head of the Recruitment Service of the Admon Ministry. Publish it. Member of the hiring table. 12/ Mr. Jose Marcos Acosta Plaza. Comptroller. Delegate of the Ministry of Finance and Admon. Publish it. Member of the hiring table. 13/ D.ª Pastora Sánchez de la Cuesta Sanchez Ibarguen. Ltrada. of the Board. Member of the hiring table. 14/ Mr. Vicente Cecilio Fernandez Guerrero. Lawyer of the Board and former director of SEPI. 15/ Mr. Mario López Magdaleno. Owner of Magtel. 16/ Mr. Isidro López Magdaleno. Owner of Magtel. Triple S Investing Report: https://cdn-ceo-ca.s3.amazonaws.com/1jkjo2j-TripleS%20Investing%20-%20Emerita%20Resources%20-%20Deep%20Dive%2011.11.24.pdf

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Send us a textOn this episode of ‘Network Outdoors The Podcast' Brandon Malson speaks with owner of MAGS Custom Rods, Pat Magdaleno!Pat was a boat captain, fishing guide and started from humble beginnings building rods after work in his bedroom. He's an avid angler who started making rods as a hobby and now operating out of an 8,000 square foot facility carrying 60 different models on hand ranging from ice fishing to vertical jigging walleye to open water casting rods. MAGS ships coast to coast, Canada, Mexico and abroad. Pat shares insight to what goes into a well crafted fishing rod, the importance of a top talent operations team, the stages the customization goes through, partnerships MAGS has acquired along the way, different shows they sell at, some great stories, ideal setups for targeting different species and bodies of water, ideal baits to use, lure & line weights for changing water flows, and much more!Thank you so much for listening and for your support!If you or someone you know finds value in connecting with other outdoors men & women, please drop us a line and we will get you plugged in.Be sure to follow us on social @networkoutdoors and subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzpCfJXk0eoo0oKiEFPmWIATo stay up-to-date on events, trips and networking opportunities sign up for our email list at our website www.NetworkOutdoors.com.Until next time - signing off!

How do we respond when we feel like the Kingdom of God is unfair? Let's look into book of Matthew together and find out as we continue to unlock one of the kingdom principles or keys to the kingdom that Jesus taught in our series Keys to the Kingdom!

En este episodio #154 de Café de Datos nos acompaña Mauricio Magdaleno, el Director del Clúster de Turismo de Monterrey, quien nos comparte su vasta experiencia en la gestión de destinos turísticos y su visión para posicionar a Monterrey como un destino atractivo tanto para turistas como para inversores. Mauricio, también consejero en COMIR, INVEST MTY y ANDAMOS, destaca por su liderazgo en la promoción y desarrollo del turismo, así como por su habilidad para gestionar proyectos complejos y colaborar con diversas organizaciones.Exploramos el innovador proyecto Dasha, el visualizador de datos del Observatorio Turístico de Monterrey, que recopila y analiza datos clave de la industria turística de Nuevo León. Además, discutimos la preparación de Monterrey para el Mundial 2026 y cómo este evento promete impulsar significativamente el turismo y la economía local.A lo largo de la entrevista, Mauricio comparte sus estrategias clave, retos enfrentados y sus experiencias significativas en la promoción de Monterrey. También hablamos sobre el impacto de la pandemia en el turismo y las medidas tomadas para la recuperación del sector post-pandemia.Únete a nosotros en este fascinante episodio para descubrir cómo se están preparando para el futuro del turismo en Monterrey y los emocionantes proyectos en desarrollo bajo el liderazgo de Mauricio Magdaleno.Support the Show.¿Te gusto este episodio? ¿Quieres aprender más de analítica de datos? Te invitamos a formar parte de la 2da generación de "Retos Academy" donde podrás aprender 15 técnicas introductorias para análisis de datos o si buscas un curso más orientado a Ventas te recomendamos nuestro nuevo reto "Big Data y Herramientas para Automatización de Ventas" Arrancamos el 02 de Septiembre del 2024, así que inscríbete ya en: www.datlas.mx/marketplace

Entrevista a Manuel Magdaleno, secretario general técnico del Centro de Evaluación, Formación y Calidad, en el día en que empieza el plazo para que colegios e institutos realicen las pruebas de nivel de 4º de primaria y 2º de la ESO en Aragón

Teddy Atlas and co-host Ken Rideout break down all the boxing news, including Canelo's victory over Munguia, what's next for Canelo (Benavidez, and Benavidez vs Gvozdyk), Inoue's KO of Nery, Ryan Garcia's failed drug test, and the upcoming Lomachenko vs Kambosos fight. They close out today's episode with special guest and prolific boxing writer, Thomas Hauser. (Hauser's new book, My Mother and Me, is linked here: https://a.co/d/8H1zG3c)Thanks for being with us. The best way to support is to subscribe, share the episode and check out our sponsors:https://athleticgreens.com/atlasSUBSCRIBE TO OUR WEEKLY NEWSLETTER HERE:https://newsletter.teddyatlas.com0:00 - Intro07:12 - Canelo vs Munguia29:10 - Canelo vs Benavidez35:17 - Benavidez vs Gvozdyk40:10 - Figueroa vs Magdaleno 44:03 - Barrios vs Maidana 50:10 - UFC, Pantoja vs Erceg 01:03:11 - Inoue vs Nery 01:20:14 - Garcia's failed drug test 01:43:44 - Lomachenko vs Kambosos Preview / Prediction01:57:16 - Interview with Thomas HauserTEDDY'S AUDIOBOOKAmazon/Audible: https://amzn.to/32104DRiTunes/Apple: https://apple.co/32y813rTHE FIGHT T-SHIRTShttps://teddyatlas.comTEDDY'S SOCIAL MEDIATwitter - http://twitter.com/teddyatlasrealInstagram - http://instagram.com/teddy_atlasTHE FIGHT WITH TEDDY ATLAS SOCIAL MEDIAInstagram - http://instagram.com/thefightWTATwitter - http://twitter.com/thefightwtaFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheFightwithTeddyAtlasBig thanks to VHS collection for intro music. More on VHS Collection here: http://www.vhscollection.comThanks for tuning in. Please be sure to subscribe! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Teddy Atlas and co-host Ken Rideout break down all the boxing news, including Canelo's victory over Munguia, what's next for Canelo (Benavidez, and Benavidez vs Gvozdyk), Inoue's KO of Nery, Ryan Garcia's failed drug test, and the upcoming Lomachenko vs Kambosos fight. They close out today's episode with special guest and prolific boxing writer, Thomas Hauser. (Hauser's new book, My Mother and Me, is linked here: https://a.co/d/8H1zG3c)Thanks for being with us. The best way to support is to subscribe, share the episode and check out our sponsors:https://athleticgreens.com/atlasSUBSCRIBE TO OUR WEEKLY NEWSLETTER HERE:https://newsletter.teddyatlas.com0:00 - Intro07:12 - Canelo vs Munguia29:10 - Canelo vs Benavidez35:17 - Benavidez vs Gvozdyk40:10 - Figueroa vs Magdaleno 44:03 - Barrios vs Maidana 50:10 - UFC, Pantoja vs Erceg 01:03:11 - Inoue vs Nery 01:20:14 - Garcia's failed drug test 01:43:44 - Lomachenko vs Kambosos Preview / Prediction01:57:16 - Interview with Thomas HauserTEDDY'S AUDIOBOOKAmazon/Audible: https://amzn.to/32104DRiTunes/Apple: https://apple.co/32y813rTHE FIGHT T-SHIRTShttps://teddyatlas.comTEDDY'S SOCIAL MEDIATwitter - http://twitter.com/teddyatlasrealInstagram - http://instagram.com/teddy_atlasTHE FIGHT WITH TEDDY ATLAS SOCIAL MEDIAInstagram - http://instagram.com/thefightWTATwitter - http://twitter.com/thefightwtaFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheFightwithTeddyAtlasBig thanks to VHS collection for intro music. More on VHS Collection here: http://www.vhscollection.comThanks for tuning in. Please be sure to subscribe! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Saúl Cabrera, analista político y presidente de la encuestadora Consultores 21, aseguró que, respecto a la primaria, 55% de la gente dice que no le importa que el candidato esté inhabilitado, teniendo la presunción de que lograrán que lo habiliten. Explicó que María Corina sigue estando en el tope con un accionar permanente y recordando que hoy el no chavismo es una amplia mayoría en Venezuela. Cabrera indicó que la mitad de la población tiene interés en la Primaria y que de ese 50% de la población hay 16% seguro de participar. Referente a las recientes alianzas entre Primero Justicia y Un Nuevo Tiempo, insistió en que pudiera pensarse que unas alianzas van a ayudar a aumentar en el número de personas que votaran por una opción, sin embargo, advirtió que ese tipo de alianzas ayuda en la maquinaria, pero no en la votación. «Los venezolanos pasan por encima de las alianzas políticas» añadió. El analista resaltó que Vente Venezuela se ubicó este año como el primer partido porque es el de María Corina Machado y en estos momentos los candidatos son los que definen a los partidos. «A la gente no le importa mucho el cómo, le importa un cambio, después de toda la experiencia, no le importaría que fuera una imposición» acotó. Destacó que la gente está esperando Unidad y está buscando un centro. También te puede interesar: Magdaleno: inhabilitados deben participar en primaria a sabiendas de que si ganan podrían ser sustituidos. Félix Seijas, estadístico y director de Delphos, señaló que la acción de María Corina se ha venido consolidando de manera lenta, pero consistente y con una explosión en los últimos meses. Ambos coincidieron en que  María Corina Machado se sigue consolidando en el primer lugar pese a estar inhabilitada. «Cuando inhabilitaron a Leopoldo y esto era algo distinto, la gente lo tomaba con cuidado y prefería no votar por un candidato inhabilitado, hoy en día el que no está inhabilitado es un extraño» dijo. Seijas aseguró que la gente toma las inhabilitaciones como parte de la lucha y la gran mayoría piensa que es una pelea que se tiene que dar. Advirtió que atentar contra la primaria en este momento es algo distinto porque la gente se apropió de la idea, explicando que, incluso el que no va a votar, dice que la primaria se debe dar porque es un derecho. «La población, al adueñarse de la idea de la primaria, verá con malos ojos a quien atente contra ella» afirmó. El estadístico indicó que se retome un diálogo como el de México, no cambiará la disposición de la gente a votar.

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Oswaldo Ramírez Colina, analista político y director de ORC Consultores, aseguró que las ideologías no tienen un papel preponderante en la mente del venezolano. Explicó que no es un tema de discusión pública en Venezuela, especialmente porque en otros momentos y países, esto está asociado a posiciones morales sobre asuntos públicos, temas sobre el matrimonio en personas del mismo sexo, eutanasia o aborto. Ramírez indicó que en Venezuela las personas pueden tener una aproximación al tema ideológico pensando en lo económico. «En el fondo el venezolano es un ser económico de centro derecha. La democracia está pasando por una crisis y la gente le está apostando más al personalismo» añadió. Resaltó que ampliamente Venezuela ha sido gobernada por centro izquierda. El analista destacó que de guiarse por aproximaciones y no etiquetas, las personas quieren ser emprendedoras, aspiran a que el estado ayude, pero no se meta en todos los asuntos. «Esto se ve en la propuesta de privatización de empresas estatales, hay un público dividido» acotó. Por su parte, Luis Vicente León, presidente de Datanálisis, recalcó que paradójicamente, el venezolano común está buscando mucha más participación del sector privado. Señaló que estos sienten que el sector privado es mejor en eficiencia y capacidad de generar riquezas, siendo muy liberal en ese sentido, sin embargo, cuando se va al discurso político, el populismo es pegajoso. «Hoy el venezolano es más pragmático, la población quiere es ser incluida,  acompañada y que le resuelvan los problemas. La población evalúa resultados» dijo. John Magdaleno, politólogo msc. en ciencias políticas, especialista en análisis de datos y  director de la consultora Polity, recordó que un tercio de los que votaron por Chávez venían de Acción Democrática  y 25% de Copei. «Venezuela ha sido históricamente una cultura política utilitaria. La forma en que la gente percibe eficacia o ineficacia del gobierno, orienta su preferencia electoral» aclaró. Insistió en que los partidos pasaron de su formación ideológica a ser “atrapa todos”.

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Ivan Magdaleno is a local Pomona artist whose work with The After Party spawned a self-titled album in 2022, leading to new ventures in the new year, under a new name. His latest project, Orenda, features a single entitled Fangs, and he's graciously offered a taste of his latest single, Needles, out soon on all platforms. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sketchedsounds/message

En el podcast de hoy charlamos de Ecommerce con Claudia Magdaleno, una multiemprededora de Jalisco que está en la lista de los top 30 promesas más importantes de México de Forbes. Claudia es una multiemprendedora que con sólo 19 años ya creó su primer proyecto vendiendo ropa a través de Facebook, y hoy en día cuenta con 20 empleados, dos ecommerce, una agencia de formación de emprendedoras y un cuarto proyecto que ha desvelado en primicia en este podcast. Conoceremos cómo ha sido el camino de Claudia y cómo empezó compaginando la universidad, trabajar en una agencia y hacer crecer su primer proyecto Cherry Pink donde vende trajes de baño. Durante la pandemia descubrió una oportunidad de negocio y fundó un segundo ecommerce llamado 1minpretty.com que ya factura 15 millones de pesos. En esta entrevista encontrarás aprendizajes muy importantes para poder crear y replicar ecommerce de éxito tanto en México como en cualquier parte del mundo. Newsletter: https://ecosistemaecommerce.com/newsletter/ Web: https://ecosistemaecommerce.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/javierlopezrod/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ecosistemaecommerce Twitter: https://twitter.com/ecosistemaecomm Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE2zroaDzTVZRwNOh5Ma9cg

La activista mexicana María Herrera Magdaleno conversa con Carmen Aristegui en el marco del reconocimiento que recibió de la revista TIME como una de las personas más influyentes de 2023. Herrera, quien busca a cuatro de sus hijos desaparecidos, dice que las familias abrazan el dolor para salir a buscar a sus seres queridos y pide el apoyo de la sociedad para que les protejan ante los riesgos que enfrentan.Para conocer sobre cómo CNN protege la privacidad de su audiencia, visite CNN.com/privacidad

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En entrevista con Sheila Amador en ausencia de Luis Cárdenas, María Herrera Magdaleno, madre buscadora y activista, habló sobre que la revista Time la incluyó en su lista anual de las 100 personas más influyentes en el mundo 2023.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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De cara a la primaria de la oposición en octubre de este año, John Magdaleno, especialista en análisis de datos, aseguró que puede ser parte de un objetivo básico del proceso que los inhabilitados participen a sabiendas de que, en caso de ganar, deben ser sustituidos. Explicó que esta estrategia hace que se movilice mayor parte del electorado, aunque todo el mundo sepa el riesgo que representa tener un candidato inhabilitado y más si este es competitivo. Magdaleno indicó que es necesario crear un movimiento social para lograr el cambio político, advirtiendo que la Plataforma Unitaria es insuficiente para las tareas que demandan la transformación del país. «Estas tareas involucran a la ciudadanía, si no convertimos a los ciudadanos en sujetos políticos, no se generará la presión necesaria para que el cambio tenga lugar» añadió. Señaló que los partidos político deben seguir existiendo, pero que estos no son suficientes. El politólogo destacó que hay un aumento progresivo en la intención de los ciudadanos de participar en la primaria y en las presidenciales. «No hay dudas que el caudal de votos esta del lado de la oposición» acotó. Resaltó que si se desea un cambio político, se deben usar muchas herramientas, entre esas la negociación. También insistió en que es hora de un aprendizaje colectivo, recalcando que las protestas de 2014 y 2017 estuvieron muy mal conducidas porque partieron de primicias equivocadas.

Ingresa aquí para que te puedas registrar en el Newsletter de MUNDO EXPO y recibirlo directo en tu e-mail: https://mundoexpo.substack.com/ . El día de hoy, me da mucho gusto presentarte la plática con una persona que admiro por todo lo que está haciendo en el tema turístico, especialmente en el noreste del país. Me refiero a Mauricio Magdaleno, el director general del Clúster de Turismo de Monterrey. Los puedes contactar en su página web: https://clusterturismonl.com/ , en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ClusterTurismoMty , Twitter: https://twitter.com/clusterturmty , y a Mauricio lo puedes localizar en Twitter como: https://twitter.com/maumagdaleno y por e-mail le puedes escribir en: mmagdaleno@clusterturismonl.com . A nosotros nos puedes contactar en nuestra página web: http://mundoexpo.mx/ , también en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SomosMundoExpo/ , en Instagram como https://www.instagram.com/somosmundoexpo/ y en LinkedIn como: www.linkedin.com/company/somosmundoexpo , y puedes enviarnos un correo a: hola@mundoexpo.mx .

En entrevista con Pedro Ferriz De Con para Central Equilibrio, Sergio Magdaleno, ejecutivo de ventas de IMUSA, nos habla de cómo podemos invertir en bienes raíces con un 15 % a 40% de rendimiento anual y con la opción de vivir en Estados Unidos. Más información en https://investandmigratetousa.company/bienes-raices

El sector belleza es uno de los más exitosos vía email, y tan solo por detrás de los electrodomésticos, los productos de belleza y cuidado personal siempre logran las tendencias en búsqueda y ventas online, y esta es una oportunidad que 1minpretty no ha dejado de lado logrando no solo iniciar en el mundo del eCommerce, sino aprovechar al máximo todas las plataformas existentes para viralizar sus productos. Para conocer más sobre 1minpretty, nuestro ganador a mejor rookie ecommerce en los Premios Ecommerce Mx entrevistamos a Claudia Magdaleno, Fundadora y CEO en 1minpretty. Enlaces de interés:

From the vault - This conversation was recorded on July 25, 2020. Karla Jimenez-Magdaleno is a creative and talented storyteller herself who has a unique medium and perspective about life. Enjoy this flashback episode - a reminder of where we were at mentally in 2020. ********** EPISODE SPONSOR Eldorado Climbing provides handmade, easy to install, DIY climbing panels to fit your needs. With an extensive portfolio designing and installing for clients such as Notre Dame University, Google, Adobe, Vail Resorts, and many homeowners, Eldo is the company to trust with your climbing wall projects. Get your custom-built climbing products at https://eldowalls.com/jani ---------- This episode is produced in part by Keep It 100 Productions, a podcast and video production company that specializes in sharing stories of everyday people. Whether you're looking to start your show, or need assistance with the upkeep and editing, Keep It 100 Productions will provide a solution that is custom built for your needs. To learn more, visit https://keepit100prod.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/woympodcast/support

Entrevista en el programa EL remate a la Directora de Futurcan

Conversamos con Claudia Magdaleno, fundadora de Cherry Pink y de CEO Factory, para conocer qué define a la emprendedora mexicana, cómo piensa, qué tipo de retos enfrenta y qué consejos o claves la puede ayudar a alcanzar el éxito. ¡Acompáñanos!

July 12, 2022 — The Ukiah Police Department is going to federal court again, with officers accused of brutalizing another unarmed man. The latest allegation involves a beating that took place at a private residence just a few days before officers beat Gerardo Magdaleno, a naked, mentally ill man in a South Ukiah parking lot. The City settled that case for $211,000, plus attorneys' fees of approximately $92,500, according to Izaak Schwaiger, Magdaleno's attorney. The Valdes complaint, filed in the Northern California US District Court two months ago, claims that on March 28 of last year, Officer Eric Rodello held Arturo Valdes while Sergeant Ronald Donahue punched him in the face, causing multiple injuries that continue to interfere with his ability to breathe through his nose. Rodello and Donohue were not among the four officers caught on camera beating Magdaleno. According to the Ukiah Police email directory, there are currently 28 members of the Ukiah Police force (counting two community services officers and a property officer, but not counting the dispatch and records manager and the dispatch supervisor.) Two officers and a sergeant are listed in the Valdes complaint. Three officers, a lieutenant, and former Chief Justin Wyatt were named in the Magdaleno beating. (Wyatt was not present at the beating, but was faulted for lack of leadership and training.) Former Chief Noble Waidelich is being investigated for an allegation of assault and is facing a domestic violence trial. Former Sergeant Kevin Murray, who recently pled no contest to felony intimidation and misdemeanor false imprisonment, is facing criminal sentencing in August and a civil complaint by former UPD Officer Isabel Siderakis. In all, ten members of the Ukiah Police force have been implicated in violence in the past year and a half. The fourteen-count complaint also lists Valdes' wife Elizabeth and the couple's two small children as plaintiffs, saying Rodello and Donahue and a third officer, Daniel Parker, handcuffed Elizabeth Valdes and placed her in the back of a police car with the windows rolled up. According to the complaint, officers told her she would lose custody of her children if she declined to provide them with information about a ‘fender bender' that took place earlier that day in the parking lot of the Ross department store. Richard Middlebrook, a Bakersfield attorney who is representing the Valdes family, says there was no injury or property damage in the minor collision, and that Valdes gave the other party his driver's license and insurance information. According to Middlebrook, the other person refused to return the license, and Valdes went home. Police officers retrieved the license from the other person, and came to the Valdes residence a little after 7 pm. In Middlebrook's account, the officers asked Arturo Valdes if he had been involved in a hit and run, which Valdes denied. “There was no hit and run, because in order to have a hit and run, you have to have damage which you refuse to take responsibility for or leave information about,” Middlebrook argued. He said the officers told Valdes that they could smell alcohol, and that Valdes was on probation for a prior DUI. The complaint states that at the time of the arrest, Valdes was no longer on probation. Middlebrook said officers told him he was required to take a breath test, and Valdes did not argue. But now, Arturo Valdes is being prosecuted by the Mendocino County District Attorney's office for driving under the influence, child endangerment, and resisting arrest. Middlebrook says it's impossible to prove whether or not Valdes was under the influence at the time of the collision (when police believe the children were in the car), because officers met him at his home some time afterwards. And he's skeptical about claims that Valdes was resisting arrest, because he says his client wasn't being arrested when the beating took place. “They said, ‘you're not under arrest,' multiple times,” Middlebrook reported. “And then said, you're not entitled to speak to a lawyer, since you're not under arrest. That is a flagrant lie, and a misstatement of almost every bit of case law ever, involving the right to speak to an attorney.” Describing the video (which we have not viewed), Middlebrook said Donahue began to walk to the front door of the residence, while Arturo Valdes walked toward the garage. He said then, the officers grabbed Valdes by the arms. “When the officer comes up and grabs him from behind, my client turns around and pulls his arm away and says, ‘What are you doing? Am I under arrest? Am I being detained?' He said, ‘You're being detained.' And he said, ‘Why am I being detained?' And they grab him, throw him face-first into his own car, then throw him to the ground, hold him down, and beat him.” Middlebrook says the officers falsified the arrest report, which is easily proven by the fact that their statements are contradicted by Ring cameras at the Valdes residence. “One of my concerns in this case from the beginning,” he said, “is that these officers will testify according to what they wrote in their police report, when we know that their police report is fraudulent.” This, he said, could cause legal problems in court, “if they answered questions that incriminated them criminally, that they could be prosecuted for those answers.” He said the officers found a way around that, at a recent preliminary hearing, when he asked Donahue, “‘How many times did you strike my client in my face in order to break five bones in his face?' At that time, he said, ‘I'm going to take the Fifth Amendment against self-incrimination, and I refuse to answer the question.'” According to Middlebrook, Rodello likewise stated that he planned to plead the Fifth, which “throws a huge monkey wrench into this whole criminal case,” because if the officers don't testify under cross-examination, prior testimony is likely to be thrown out. “If you can't or will not answer questions under cross-examination in the case, and the entire testimony is then removed, there is no evidence against my client whatsoever, and the case will be dismissed,” he predicted. Deputy District Attorney Heidi Larson did not return an email asking questions about the case, specifically the implications of Middlebrook's account of the sergeant's testimony. There will be another hearing in The People vs Valdes on August 19th. Deputy Ukiah City Manager Shannon Riley said she was in meetings all day yesterday and was not able to provide information about the case in time to meet our deadline. The civil suit that the Valdes family is bringing against the city of Ukiah, the police department and the three is just getting started. Charges against the city include willful negligence that allows for multiple instances of expensive police misconduct. “It's rampant,” Middlebrook said. “It's overwhelming. Almost one-third of the officers have had civil rights violations lawsuits filed against them in the last year and a half alone. I've never heard of anything like that in any other department…not only when there's smoke there's fire. This is when there's fire there's fire. You see the whole police department burning down. At some point, it's systemic. It goes from the top down.”

Join the crew tonight as they talk about what goes into a custom fishing rod and why should you consider purchasing a custom rod? Stop in and take a listen to Pat Magdaleno of MAGS Custom Rods answer a few questions on rod building. Also find out what type of rod fits your needs. The Beginning of MAGS Rods The passion for fishing MMA fighting took a front seat Got back into the outdoors Started a Fishing Charter Boat Service Began to build rods for himself How it turned into a business What goes into making custom rods and running the business Ice fishing Rods Freshwater Rods Saltwater Rods The ins and outs of custom rods What fits your fishing needs What makes Pat tick with our end of the show questions

Join the crew tonight as they talk about what goes into a custom fishing rod and why should you consider purchasing a custom rod? Stop in and take a listen to Pat Magdaleno of MAGS Custom Rods answer a few questions on rod building. Also find out what type of rod fits your needs. The Beginning of MAGS Rods The passion for fishing MMA fighting took a front seat Got back into the outdoors Started a Fishing Charter Boat Service Began to build rods for himself How it turned into a business What goes into making custom rods and running the business Ice fishing Rods Freshwater Rods Saltwater Rods The ins and outs of custom rods What fits your fishing needs What makes Pat tick with our end of the show questions

June 17, 2022 — Noble Waidelich has been fired from his position as Ukiah Police Chief, effective Friday. He was placed on paid administrative leave Tuesday, after city management learned that he was the subject of a criminal investigation into an allegation of an assault on a woman. The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office is investigating the charge. The press release from Friday afternoon quotes City Manager Sage Sangiacomo saying that “Waidelich was also in violation of police department policy separate and apart from the accusation and ongoing investigation of criminal conduct. He was placed on administrative leave within hours of learning of this incident. His weapons, vehicle, and badge were taken away at that time. Within three days, he has been notified of his termination from City employment.” Deputy City Manager Shannon Riley said the city was not able to answer questions about how much Waidelich was paid while on leave, or if he received a severance package. City staff would not discuss any details of the termination. The timeline has been swift. On Monday afternoon, Sheriff Matt Kendall notified the Sonoma County Sheriff's office of the matter, and asked them to take on the investigation. Juan Valencia, of the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office, said the results would be turned over to the Mendocino County District Attorney's office for review. Valencia said investigators interviewed Waidelich, but he was not taken into custody. Sonoma County declined to release the crime report and any related information, citing a continuing investigation. Waidelich is also facing a jury trial in a civil charge of domestic violence. Back in 2016, Waidelich's ex-girlfriend Amanda Carley, who was an adult probation officer with the county at the time, was summoned to an interview with a sheriff's investigator concerning a report her teenaged daughter had made to her school counselor about Waidelich abusing her mother. Amanda Carley hedged during that interview, then came back a few months later, told the investigator she had not been truthful, and said that Waidelich had been abusing her. Eyster placed her on the Brady list, a roster of dishonest cops whose testimony is useless in the prosecution of criminal suspects. Longtime reporter and former DA spokesman Mike Geniella characterized Eyster's decision to place Carley on the list as ‘draconian.' He thinks Eyster should recuse himself, and hopes someone else will get to the bottom of the most recent charge. The original 15-count complaint that Amanda Carley filed five years ago is against Waidelich, the county, and the probation department. Her attorney, Richard Freeman, spoke with kzyx on Friday afternoon, saying his client intends to pursue both parts of the case, against Waidelich and the county. Waidelich is being sued personally in this matter. But there's more history to violence within the Ukiah Police Department than the one case with Amanda Carley. In recent months, the city has paid out more than a million and a half dollars to settle with three different people claiming to have been assaulted by members of the Ukiah police force. Forrmer Officer Kevin Murray, who is facing trial next month, was accused of sexually assaulting an unnamed woman, whose settlement came out to a quarter of a million dollars. Christopher Rasku, a disabled veteran, settled for a little over a million for a 2018 assault in which he says Murray broke into his home, beat him, and falsified the report about it. Gerardo Magdaleno and his attorney received $300,000 for a sustained beating that Magdaleno received in a parking lot on the south end of town at the hands of four police officers. Waidelich spoke with kzyx in March, after that settlement, saying the idea of a police oversight body “doesn't necessarily scare me…because, along the lines of our equity and diversity committee, if we can demonstrate to those people the work that we're doing and the value in it, that only goes to my aid in terms of credibility in the community.” “This is the man who's going to straighten things out at the Ukiah Police Department,” Geniella said. “And here we are.”

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Today we have a guest who is not just a friend, he is also family, joining us is Cristian Magdaleno! He is the brother of our host Steven from Judge Scuba Steve and is sharing some of his experiences and life lesson's we can all inspire from. Often mistaken as Pete Davidson by his looks and charisma, he's had a few encounters with crazed fans and also some perks. To go along he's always had a passion for skating, which unfortunately had to stop due to an injury, but that did not stop him. Instead, he underwent rehabilitation and overcame some of the mental and physical challenges that come with this type of injury. Above all else, he continued to develop his talents and career and is now attending Santiago Canyon College focusing on computer science and IT. He then went on to join Dr. Squatch were he is currently a logistics coordinator and giving us an insight into how we can translate our skills between careers and the need to highly value ourselves. Don't miss out on this amazing episode and listen now! Get exclusive accesses to full episodes and extended content like the Patreon Preshow, as well as the one word that our guests would describe themselves, and how social media has changed the landscape of their career, and the one bit of advice they will leave our listeners like you. You will also get access to the new up and coming Bois R'Us Studios podcasts. Don't miss out and join The Bois R'Us crew on Patreon! @The Bois R'Us &Collar (@andcollar) Men's Performance Wear. Get a free tie with your purchase using code: BOISRUS IG: @theboisrus Guest: Cristian Magdaleno @cristianmag Host: Ian Tesdall @iantesdall

A Humanity Story: With Laisa Alcala-Magdaleno. From Civil Engineer to Business Architect Take Away: Know you are enough Importance of Generational Wealth, building sisterhood in business. Importance of Core Value. Importance of Financial literacy. Follow their stories: https://liftallvoice.com/ Love our work? You can support us by Subscribing, Becoming a LAV Tribe Member :) https://anchor.fm/liftallvoice/support https://www.patreon.com/liftallvoices Join the TRIBE @ https://www.facebook.com/liftallvoices https://youtu.be/6PTj_s8ElXM Show notes: Show Notes: Need Leadership development? Contact our guests for leadership development within the Financial industry https://www.linkedin.com/in/laisa-alcala-magdaleno-40575874 https://m.facebook.com/laisa.alcala?locale=sw_KE Guest: #laisaamagdaleno https://financialprofessional.tfaconnects.com/raymundo-magdaleno https://www.instagram.com/laisaamagdaleno/?hl=en --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/liftallvoice/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/liftallvoice/support

March 29, 2022 — On April first of last year, four Ukiah police officers beat a naked, mentally ill man on South State Street, inflicting 54 punches, four knee strikes, and a kick to the head. Officers emptied an entire can of pepper spray in Gerardo Magdaleno's face and deployed their tasers four times. The incident was captured on multiple bystander videos. It was also recorded by a body camera worn by one officer and a dash camera in another officer's car. Those videos were released in December. Earlier this month, the city announced that an independent investigation had “concluded that there is no sustained finding that Ukiah PD actions violated the Department's use of force policy.” Now the case has been settled for $ 211,000 plus attorneys' fees of approximately $92,500, according to Magdaleno's attorney, Izaak Schwaiger. The case is now dismissed, and Schwaiger added that “The City has not indicated it will change any of its practices or policies.” But new Police Chief Noble Waidelich says there have already been changes to the department's ability to respond to mental health crises, and he's planning further trainings to better prepare officers for encounters with mentally ill people. The city and county share a mobile crisis team that currently has two crisis workers and is available seven days a week. As of mid-February, the team had responded to fourteen calls within city limits. An internationally recognized criminologist specializing in autism in the criminal justice system is offering a seminar for first responders next month. That's through the Redwood Coast Regional Center, best known locally for providing services to families and schools for children on the autism spectrum. But in the days after the beating, the police department lost credibility with some members of the community. Justin Wyatt, the chief at the time, posted a brief Facebook video and did not grant interviews about the matter. A police department press release characterized the taser deployments and multiple bursts of pepper spray as “hands-off measures,” stating that they were ineffective and that “The Officers then attempted to gain compliance by delivering numerous distraction strikes to the suspect's head.” One man who marched in support of Magdaleno and against police violence last year expressed his disgust. “That was pretty offensive,” he said. “You could look at it and understand exactly what they're doing…it sounds like something made up to justify police looking for an excuse to punch the man in the face. Waidelich is not at liberty to discuss the investigation into the Magdaleno case, but he insists his department is looking ahead. In an interview last week, he called for a culture shift and talked about what he's doing to get there. “I think this comes back to the crux of where we need to go as law enforcement as a whole,” he reflected; “which is treating people like human beings, treating them like people. Back to the Magdaleno matter, just taking time. Since that incident, we've partnered with mobile crisis, so now we have the ability to have mobile crisis workers respond. We're also working with the county to set up a program called Heads Up. Basically, what the plan there would be is as our officers become better prepared to identify people in mental crisis or even chronic homelessnes, we're going to have a referral program that we can refer that person to the county and allow the experts, the people who have the better training to determine what service provider could best go out and engage that person.” As far as the concept of a public safety oversight committee, Waidelich declared that, “That doesn't necessarily scare me. I would say, well, let's review models for small agencies and how those work. Along the lines of our equity and diversity committee, if we can demonstrate to those people the work that we're doing and the value in it, that only goes to my aid, in terms of credibility in the community.” Waidelich said he's working on gathering letters from community groups and the city manager to implement a training called Active Bystandership for Law Enforcement, or ABLE, which is designed to teach officers to intervene when they see a peer or even a superior engaged in misconduct. He's also introduced a voluntary special considerations form, which therapists or loved ones can submit to the department on behalf of someone with a behavioral health diagnosis. He hopes this will give officers a heads up when they are dispatched to a situation involving a mental health crisis. “They could outline the person's information and then whatever things we should be concerned about, whether that's wandering or maybe hostility towards law enforcement, and then we're goin to retain these and track those with the address of the person. So if we went to 123 Main Street and John Doe was there, it would trigger in dispatch an alert to this form and potentially give the officer a little bit more information about what they might be dealing with,” he explained. The form is for department use only, so the information would not be made public. He plans to debut it as soon as the form is translated into Spanish. LIke law enforcement departments nationwide, Ukiah struggles with recruitment and retention. About half the force has been hired since 2018. Still, there are legacy problems. Kevin Murray, a former officer charged with multiple sex crimes, is set to go on trial in mid-May. In the meantime, Waidelich hopes his efforts will keep violence off the force, rebuild community trust, and save the city from further hefty payouts.

¿Cuál es tu opinión sobre los productos de CBD? ¿Conoces los beneficios de los productos cannábicos? ¿Qué tanto conocemos de la mariguana? Ana y Andrea reciben a Dulce Magdaleno para hablar sobre los beneficios del cannabis y un poco de su historia.

Enrique, a high school social science teacher, discusses a lesson called Netflix HS, in which student groups are tasked with creating their very own high school as the foundation for a new reality TV series to be aired on Netflix. But, no, not really; it's just an exercise, making connections to US government and policy with this fun and flexible project.  

Delighted to have hosted Art Director Jorge Sanchez Magdaleno from Mediatonic Games / Epic Games . Jorge takes us through his brilliantly travelled career in art. A journey covering Lionhead Studios , Rare Ltd , and Mediatonic Games . We cover Jorge's love for Diablo, his WIP comic book and we get technical on all things art, including: the creative process, the power of colour and light, and the unsung heroics of environmental artists.

In this episode of She Rises Podcast with Hanna Olivas and Adriana Luna Carlos tune in and discover How We Cope With Our Anxieties with Guest Speaker Vanessa Magdaleno. Learn more at www.sherisesstudios.com and www.wealthywomenentrepreneursnetwork.com

Inspired by the principal of @KellyPrideCPS, we had a conversation about #wisdom & #productivity! #CPSLeaders #APWeek21

Here we go again with another banger! On this week's episode we introduce you to the newest member of the Iron Stance coaching team, Sammy Magdaleno. Sammy has been training in the sport of boxing since he was a kid. He talks about how he got introduced to boxing, the feeling of getting punched for the very first time, why he took a break from boxing for the first time and gained 40 pounds, why he took a break from boxing for the second time, and why he gave up on his dreams on becoming pro to having a passion on coaching the sweet science of boxing.    Join us! https://www.instagram.com/ironstancefitness https://www.facebook.com/IronStanceFitness https://twitter.com/IronStanceFit   David's instagram https://www.instagram.com/despy85 Rigo's instagram https://www.instagram.com/rig091 Courtney's instagram https://www.instagram.com/coachcourt__ Sammy's instagram https://www.instagram.com/sammy__magdaleno   If you are interested on Sammy's coaching services, questions, feedback, and or business inquires ironstancetraining@gmail.com   Hit up our sponsor Hope Botanicals. Hope Botanicals health and wellness store with the largest selection of kratom in Las Vegas https://www.instagram.com/hopebotanicalslv https://hopebotanicalslasvegas.com   Music https://soundcloud.com/blvknight/vanity

En Venezuela no se vive una democracia, aunque el régimen político imperante proviene de ella. En Rusia, Vladimir Putin arrasa en una consulta electoral que le ha permitido gobernar hasta ser un octogenario, si sigue ganando en las urnas. En Bolivia y Colombia hubo presidentes que buscaron levantar restricciones para la reelección buscando votos... "Las democracias mueren con un sonoro aplauso". John Magdaleno, politólogo venezolano y experto en análisis de datos, ha estudiado las caracterizaciones de los sistemas políticos, de las transiciones a la democracia, y también las olas autoritarias cuando se presentan. Con él conversamos sobre la pertinencia de la democracia, sus cuidados, su estatus actual y las contradicciones de su modelo. Palabra Hecha Podcast es un proyecto de TalCual producido por María de los Ángeles Graterol y Víctor Amaya, y que puedes escuchar en audio en las plataformas Ivoox, Spotify, Apple Podcast y Spreaker. Entrevistas realizada en julio de 2020 en Caracas, Venezuela. www.talcualdigital.com

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A Monday edition with the guys breaking down the latest episode of Game of Thrones. David Magdaleno joins in to vent about GOT

A Free-For-All Friday edition of PMS Before The Show Podcast. David Magdaleno takes over a mic and wont leave without talking Big Foot

In this episode, we speak with Angela Magdaleno, from the Lehigh Valley Health Network, about preconception counseling for women with diabetes. Dr. Magdaleno presented findings of a patient review and a survey of providers at the Endocrine Society's annual meeting. For more information, including helpful links and other episodes, visit our website at https://www.endocrine.org/podcast.

In this episode, we speak with Angela Magdaleno, from the Lehigh Valley Health Network, about preconception counseling for women with diabetes. Dr. Magdaleno presented findings of a patient review and a survey of providers at the Endocrine Society's annual meeting. For more information, including helpful links and other episodes, visit our website at https://www.endocrine.org/podcast.