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The following article of the Policy and Economy industry is: “THE G100 AND ITS GLOBAL RELEVANCE” by Concepcion Valadez Obregon, Country Chair in Communication, Advocacy and Mediation, G100.

¡Sorpresa SORPRESA! Mexicali consigue la barrida ante los Yaquis de Cd. Obregón para conseguir su pase a Semifinales del a Liga Arco Mexicana del pacifico.¿Como van las otras series?.Temporada de records en la Mexicana del Pacifico.Luz y sombra con Nayarit y Tucson.Síguenos en Facebook: / warmupelpodcast Síguenos en Instagram: / chavacorpus

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Closed Traffic Podcast is thrilled to welcome Captain Ernest Obregon. Ernie spent 35 years as a pilot with United, but his aviation career began well before that. Ernie has an impressive resume full of thrilling aviation experiences. Join us as he walks us through his incredible aviation career and how he keeps busy in retirement. Closed Traffic Podcast: ⁠https://www.closedtrafficpodcast.comInstagram @closed_trafficX @closedtrafficJoin us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/closedtraffic

Furman FCA leadership member Juan Obregon tells FCA his story of finding Christ!

Two area volleyball athletes have been named Volleyball Legacy All-Stars by the Texas Girls Coaches Association (TGCA), which selects a maximum of 20 student-athletes from conferences 1-4A and 5-6A for this honor. Selections to the 1-4A Legacy All- Stars are: •Floresville — Giada Obregon •Stockdale — Jamila Zepeda. These athletes are selected by the TGCA Volleyball Committee, which is composed of volleyball member coaches of the association, at their annual meeting. Selections are made from nominations submitted by member coaches. Athletes must be seniors to be selected. These all-stars will not participate in the summer clinic all-star activities but will...Article Link

De cara al evento que se llevara a cabo el 16 de noviembre en el Centro de Convenciones Córdoba será el escenario de Mercado de Viajes, una feria abierta al público que promete convertirse en el punto de encuentro ideal para todos los amantes de los viajes. Este evento ofrecerá a los visitantes la oportunidad de adquirir paquetes turísticos, aprovechar ofertas especiales y disfrutar de actividades relacionadas con el turismo. Es por eso que hablamos con el presidente de ACAV, la Asociación Cordobesa de Agencias de Viajes, que organiza el evento que espera una concurrencia muy nutrida y sobre todo una alta expectativa de cara al verano en cuanto a ventas y reservas. Turismocero Radio es el programa de radio del site Turismocero.com que desde hace diez años informa sobre la actualidad del turismo en todo Latinoamérica. Actualmente el programa sale en radios de distintas localidades de Argentina, Uruguay y Perú.

Floresville High School senior Giada Obregon is joined by her family as she signs her letter of intent to play Division 1 volleyball with the University of Texas at San Antonio during a Floresville ISD signing ceremony Nov. 13. Congratulations!Article Link

In this week's episode, Omar and Cesar recap the Mexico vs Honduras match! Hot take: Is Edson bad? Santi vs Henry Martin? What happened to Obregon from Honduras? and Nations League semi-finals predictions! Follow us on socials and join our discord! http://linktr.ee/golsided

Vecinos denuncian falta de saneamiento en la Presa Río Becerra de la alcaldía Álvaro Obregón.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MW Mod Driver #15, MaKenna Romuld, Crew Chief/Team Manager, Joe Breidenbach, Jr. Wing Kart Driver #15, Kamber Obregon & Guest Host, MW Mod Driver #B0, Jory Berg joins Jon Roberts today to discuss the ML Motorsports' season thus far, and update us on what to expect for the remainder of the season!   Keep up with ML Motorsports on Facebook - https://bit.ly/3R7UgVd   To access to past Dirty Thursday episodes visit https://dirtythursday.podbean.com/ - Help support GFBS at this donation link - https://bit.ly/3vjvzgX  - Show is recorded at Grand Forks Best Source. For studio information, visit www.gfbestsource.com or message us at bit.ly/44meos1 #grandforksbestsource #GFBS #NOSA #dirtythursday #dirtracing   #sprints #midwestmodifieds #purestock #streetstock #lightningsprints #latemodels #NLRA

Kyle Rehm & Parker Obregon are in the GFBS Studio today. Both are drivers for Baja Racing that will be happening this Sunday at the Greater Grand Forks Fair. For the latest on this weekend's RCS Greater Grand Forks Fair weekend race lineup, including the Baja Races go to the RCS website at - http://www.rivercitiesspeedway.com/schedule.html or the Baja Racing Facebook group page - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1916239928638945 Our deepest sympathies and condolences are with the Nick Minske family. To support the Nick Minske family, visit their GoFundMe - https://bit.ly/3RDBHZn - Support for the Minske family is also being put on by a raffle giveaway at the Dustin Strand Racing Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/strandracing - and purchasing Metallic Photograph prints from the Dusso Photography Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/dussophotography   Help support GFBS at this donation link - https://bit.ly/3vjvzgX  - Show is recorded at Grand Forks Best Source. For studio information, visit www.gfbestsource.com or message us at bit.ly/44meos1 – To access to past Dirty Thursday episodes visit https://dirtythursday.podbean.com/   #grandforksbestsource #GFBS #NOSA #dirtythursday #dirtracing   #sprints #midwestmodifieds #purestock #streetstock #lightningsprints #latemodels #NLRA

#CiroEnImagen “Recuerdo que me estacioné y de repente vi todo oscuro”, por primera vez desde su atentado, Juan Pablo Izquierdo, colaborador de Lía Limón en la alcaldía Álvaro Obregón, nos contó cómo sobrevivió al atentado en el que perdió un ojo y casi pierde la vida.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Texas Girls Coaches Association (TGCA) selects 24 All-Stars from conference 1-2-3-4A and 24 All-Stars from conference 5-6A. These athletes are selected by the TGCA Volleyball Committee, which is composed of volleyball member coaches of the association, at their annual meeting. Selected to the Blue All-Stars are Floresville's Giada Obregon and Poth's Olivia West. Selections are made from nominations submitted by member coaches. Athletes must be juniors to be selected.Article Link

-La alcaldía Álvaro Obregon inicia el operativo Aliados de la Navidad-Detienen a “El Mafafa” presunto integrante del CJNG en Iztapalapa-Hallan más de 800 kilos de pirotecnia almacenado en un local de Tulancingo-Más información en nuestro podcast

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This past Monday morning 20-year-old George Obregon Jr. approached rapper Nardo Wick after Wick's performance at a Tampa night club, for the purpose of asking if he could take a photo with the rapper. The encounter was captured on video.As he approached, Obregon was viciously punched by a large man standing beside the rapper, and appeared to suffer an immediate brain injury.  Obgregon was then punched to the ground by a smaller man standing beside the rapper, striking his head on the ground.At last report Obregon was hospitalized in critical but stable condition.In today's show we'll explore the potential criminal and civil liability of the men who punched Obregon, as well as the potential civil liability of the rapper Wick.  As part of that discussion we'll also address the legal defenses that might be raised by any of those parties.Learn the Self-Defense Law you NEED to BE HARD TO CONVICT, for FREE!Grab your own copy of our best-selling guide to self-defense law for FREE!"The Law of Self Defense: Principles" is our best-selling, plain-English explanation of your legal privilege to use even deadly force in defense of yourself, your family, and others--AND MAKE YOURSELF HARD TO CONVICT!DON'T WAIT until you're actually ATTACKED--by then it will be TOO LATE!---> Get your copy for FREE (except for S&H) by clicking HERE RIGHT NOW!Disclaimer - Content is for educational & entertainment purposes only, and does not constitute legal advice.Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.

Universidad La salle Noroeste presentò en su explanada principal un emotivo concierto de boleros, tangos y danzòn, un recorrido por los ritmos originarios de Cuba Y Argentina, con este evnto comienza en Ciudad Obregon la temporada de presentaciones artisticas. #CiudadObregonEsAlegria #Ciudadobregon #ocvciudadobregon @obregonocv OCV Ciudad Obregón

Ciudas Obregon, la sede perfecta Ciudad Obregòn tiene enormes posiblidades de inversion en Ciudad Obregon son enormes, con sus 6 parques industriales, una ciudad conectada con todo el mundo, una ciudad que tiene todo para ofrecerte, con atractivos turisticos, gastronomia, educacion, hoteleria y mucho mas. Ciudad Obregòn, la sede perfecta #ciudadobregon #turismo #visitmexico

Este mes de Octubre Beer fest, una divertida reunion con la mejor comida Sonorense combinada con la mejores cervezas artesanales de la region, y la bebida de bebidas, el bacanora. Este 19 de octubre solo en #ciudadobregon #bakanora

El lugar donde habitan los chiltepines, localizado en el pueblo de Cocorit disfruta de la cocina tradicional de la cultura Yaki, y de su música acompañada de sus instrumentos tradicionales, como el tambor de agua. Las tradiciones se viven de manera cotidiana en el Yo'o Joara , sólo en Ciudad Obregón #ciudadobregon #siguedepie #Yo'o Joara #tradiciones #sonora

OCV Ciudad Obregon | ¿Ya conoces el Cerrito de la virgen? Localizado a 19 km al su de Ciudad Obregon, destino de peregrinaciones que acuden a cumplir promesas hechas a la Virgen de Guadalupe. Un lugar apacible para orar a la Reina de America, ademas de una hermosa vista del valle del Yaki. #ciudadobregon #cerritodelavirgen #virgendeguadalupe #reinadeamerica

En el marco del Día Internacional de Turismo, la Oficina de Convenciones y Visitantes de Ciudad Obregon fue parte de la Expo Turismo 2023 organizada por la Secretaría de Turismo de Sonora en el Centro de Gobierno de la capital del Estado, en dónde del 25 al 28 de septimebr se difundió y promocionó los servicios y productos turísticos de Cajeme. Ahí, Yo'o Juara de Cócorit, Galicia Outdoors, Yaquitour y el Consejo de Promoción Económica de Ciudad Obregón estuvieron presentes con el propósito de fortalecer la presencia de la ciudad en el estado. La Lic. María Luz Castillo Valenzuela, presidente de la OCV Cd. Obregón fue galardonada con un reconocimiento por la Secretaría por fomentar el turismo del estado y por su trayectoria de 40 años en el sector hotelero, así como el Señor Guillermo Kuraica, tesorero de la OCV, quien también recibió un reconocimiento por sus 96 años en el sector hotelero y su aportación al turismo como pionero en el ramo y fomento al turismo.

ConnectCommunity's Family Ministry Director, Katherin Obregon, shares part 6 of our summer series "Is There More To Life?" 

Únete a la comunidad #EnDefensaPropia — tenemos contenido exclusivo: talleres, mentorías, Q&A con expertas y mucha gente bella  comunidad.endefensapropia.com "Todos somos seres creativos". Con esta premisa les invito a ver el episodio de hoy con Mari Carmen, mejor conocida como Charms, quien se especializa en motivación y reinvención creativa. Es autora de 3 libros que nos ayuda a identificar nuestros talentos y cómo diferenciarnos de los demás. En este episodio conversamos sobre qué hacer cuando nos sentimos sin un propósito de vida, a reconocer cuando necesitamos una pausa para impulsarnos hacia lo mejor y la verdadera explicación detrás de la frase "disfruta el camino, mientras llegas a la meta". Este episodio es productivo de principio a fin, ideal para tenerlo en nuestro #KitDeEmergencia cuando nos sentimos sin rumbo o con miedo a comenzar algo nuevo o atrevernos a hacer eso que siempre quisimos. ✅ Recibe atención personalizada de parte de “Opción Yo” desde este enlace: https://api.whatsapp.com/send/?phone=13057135077&text=Gracias%20a%20Erika%20hoy%20me%20pongo%20como%20prioridad SUSCRÍBETE: https://www.youtube.com/erikadelavegaoficial WEB: http://erikadelavega.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erikadlvoficial/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ErikaDLV Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/erikadelavega/ Edición: Vanessa Ferrebus y Jesús Acosta Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Únete a la comunidad #EnDefensaPropia — tenemos contenido exclusivo: talleres, mentorías, Q&A con expertas y mucha gente bella  comunidad.endefensapropia.com "Todos somos seres creativos". Con esta premisa les invito a ver el episodio de hoy con Mari Carmen, mejor conocida como Charms, quien se especializa en motivación y reinvención creativa. Es autora de 3 libros que nos ayuda a identificar nuestros talentos y cómo diferenciarnos de los demás. En este episodio conversamos sobre qué hacer cuando nos sentimos sin un propósito de vida, a reconocer cuando necesitamos una pausa para impulsarnos hacia lo mejor y la verdadera explicación detrás de la frase "disfruta el camino, mientras llegas a la meta". Este episodio es productivo de principio a fin, ideal para tenerlo en nuestro #KitDeEmergencia cuando nos sentimos sin rumbo o con miedo a comenzar algo nuevo o atrevernos a hacer eso que siempre quisimos. ✅ Recibe atención personalizada de parte de “Opción Yo” desde este enlace: https://api.whatsapp.com/send/?phone=13057135077&text=Gracias%20a%20Erika%20hoy%20me%20pongo%20como%20prioridad SUSCRÍBETE: https://www.youtube.com/erikadelavegaoficial WEB: http://erikadelavega.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erikadlvoficial/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ErikaDLV Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/erikadelavega/ Edición: Vanessa Ferrebus y Jesús Acosta Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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PFC Obregon was a fireman-turned-ammo carrier who saved a wounded Marine in the battle for Seoul. With an enemy platoon approaching, he shielded his fellow Marine's body from fire at the cost of his own life.

Obregon defeats Zapata and Villa in battle. Carranza betrays the workers' unions. The Morelos commune lives on, though its leaders fall one by one until Zapata himself. Villa too. And Obregon. And Carranza. We ask, what was it all for? And we give you the answers of some historians of the revolution: it was not … Continue reading "The Mexican Revolution pt3: The Downfall"

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Fallece Marciano Dzul Caamal, presidente municipal de TulumEstrés y falta de sueño factores de sobrepeso y obesidad

Desarticulan célula dedicada al secuestro en la Álvaro Obregón De octubre a diciembre del 2021, se generaron 908 mil 912 empleos: INEGISe registra tercer caso mundial de persona con VIH curada

Popocatépetl ha registrado 19 explosiones en 24 horas1 de cada 5 adolescentes de la comunidad LGBT intentó suicidarse en 2021

Encuentran los cuerpos de 14 migrantes ahogados en NLSalud y economía entre los temas que abordarán AMLO y Díaz-CanelAutobús se estrella contra guardería en CanadáKen Salazar insiste en aumentar los esfuerzos para proteger el medio ambiente

Decomisan 50 kilogramos de cocaína, en la alcaldía Álvaro ObregónAfirma AMLO que hay dialogo con el sector empresarial para aumentar el salario mínimo Más Información en nuestro Podcast

Piden los padres de la menor Elizabeth Jiménez el apoyo de la alcaldesa de Álvaro Obregón para la búsqueda de su hijaAfirma AMLO que voto a favor de reactivar la cuenta de Twitter de Donald Trump Más información en nuestro Podcast

Mari Carmen Obregón es una emprendedora, autora, conferencista y Charm Shiner que su misión es ayudarnos a sacar nuestra mejor versión. Es Licenciada en Contabilidad y cuenta con estudios en Innovación, Creatividad y Public Speaking. Desde hace varios años, MariCarmen fundó el Efecto WOW una técnica para sorprender y diseñar lo extraordinario. Es autora del “Efecto WOW”, “Tu Charm Factor” y “Pausa: Tiempo para Reconectar” y fundadora de WOW University, la Universidad del Efecto WOW.  Ha sido nombrada como una de las 30 promesas de los negocios por Forbes y TED Speaker en varias ocasiones. Maricarmen nos enseña a identificar y explotar aquello que nos hace únicos. 

Semana espectacular y cierre espectacular la que se vivió en el Mexico Open at Vidanta. Gran ciudad sede como lo fue Vallarta, gran organización y golfisticamente impecable. Además en PGA Tour Latinoamérica, el show de Toledo y el 2do de Pereda.

Ducks all colors and sizes, white-winged doves, black brant, unique quail species and chunky large-mouth bass seasonally draw hunters and anglers from throughout the United States to this part of Mexico, but for different reasons. Duck hunting is highly subjective. Hunter expectations vary.  Following eventful week-long hunts, Ramsey meets with freshly tanned Obregon guests to hear what they will most remember about their hunting experiences here.  Beyond just the trigger-pulling, some of their answers might surprise you.    Related Links: Obregon Mexico Duck Hunting Combo     Podcast Sponsors: BOSS Shotshells Benelli Shotguns Tetra Hearing Kanati Waterfowl Taxidermy Mojo Outdoors Tom Beckbe Flash Back Decoys Voormi GetDucks USHuntList     It's really duck season somewhere for 365 days per year. Follow Ramsey Russell's worldwide duck hunting adventures as he chases real duck hunting experiences all year long: Instagram @ramseyrussellgetducks YouTube @GetDucks Facebook @GetDucks.com     Please subscribe, rate and review Duck Season Somewhere podcast. Share your favorite episodes with friends! Business inquiries and comments contact Ramsey Russell ramsey@getducks.com  

Of the many political figures involved in Mexico's 1910 Revolution, Pancho Villa remains the most famous and charismatic. Pancho Villa on horseback. Like the history of Mexico itself, Villa's early life and biography is obscured or disputed.  Much of the information about Pancho Villa came from his own self-serving autobiography or biased journalism and glorifying newsreels from the time period.  What is generally accepted is that Villa was born Doroteo Arango to a sharecropper father and domestic mother on June 5, 1878, in San Juan Del Rio, in the Mexican state of Durango. Porfirio Diaz In 1910, Mexican President Porfirio Diaz was re-elected to his seventh term as the political leader of the Mexican government.  Diaz had served as President for 30 of the previous 34 years, so politically powerful that this entire time period is referred to historically as the Porfiriato.  Although Mexico's economy experienced expansion and prosperity during Diaz's reign, much of the increased international trade, railroad construction and economic infrastructure was financed with European and American capital and benefited foreign entities and individuals and a small group of Mexican elites to the detriment of most of the Mexican population, who barely survived in squalor and deprivation. Huerta and Orozco Madero had no choice but to employ the reactionary general Victoriano Huerta as the head of the column that headed north to Chihuahua to challenge Orozco.  He also personally requested that Villa join the general to oppose Orozco, an overture that Villa accepted.  In command of 4800 federales, General Huerta accepted Villa's men into his fighting force strictly out of necessity, considering Villa a glorified bandit. Villa and Zapata, with giant sombrero. Pancho Villa chose this window of opportunity to march his army within a few miles of Mexico City, pausing only to meet personally with Zapata.  On December 4, 1914, at Xochimilco, one of the more remarkable meetings in Mexican history occurred when the two men met and came to an agreement as to carving up territory and future military strategy.  Two days later, both men's armies entered the capital, Villa providing Zapata's forces with weapons and artillery.  Obregon had already declared his opposition to Villa and after assassinating some of his longtime political enemies, Pancho decided to leave attacking Veracruz to Zapata and headed North, to consolidate his power in the region. Villa, with some of his troops Because Carranza had support throughout the country, Villa was forced to defend territory that he previously controlled.  Both Villa and Zapata abandoned Mexico City, which was then immediately occupied by Obregon.  The Carrancistas took everything of value and added more recruits from the poorest sectors of the city, the only alternative within the looted capital was starvation.  Villa focused on a long term offensive with an objective of pushing all of the way to the Gulf of Mexico. Francisco Madero Francisco Madero was elected President of Mexico in October of 1911, Diaz having left the country for exile in France.  But the united hostility that combined many elements of a rebellion against the Porfiriato now focused their antagonism on Madero.  For his part, Pancho Villa was relatively inactive during this time period.  He was now amnestied from any possible political or criminal prosecution, had a substantial group of armed supporters to insure his security and looked forward to enjoying a period of relative solitude.  Unfortunately, Mexico's political atmosphere remained chaotic.  In the South, rebels under the command of Zapata continued to seize territory and property, especially when it was clear that land reform was not imminent.  Madero was forced to use the national army to stabilize the situation and achieve at least a stalemate.

Of the many political and military figures  involved in Mexico's 1910 Revolution, Pancho Villa remains the most famous and charismatic. Felipe Angeles Villa formally requested that Felipe Angeles be permitted to officially join Villa's military staff. Angeles was a traditional army officer with an expertise in artillery.  He served during the Diaz government but was in France when the revolution broke out.  Ultimately, he decided that the populist concepts of the revolution were more to his liking and felt Villa best embodied these ideas. John "Black Jack" Pershing, in Mexico Public outrage over Villa's Columbus, New Mexico attack prompted Woodrow Wilson to launch a rapidly deployed military expedition under the leadership of the commandant of Fort Bliss, Texas and experienced Apache antagonist, John “Black Jack” Pershing.  Commanding six thousand men, split into two separate columns, Pershing crossed the border, without the permission or even cooperation of the Carranza government, which was sensitive to any American incursion.  Fleeing south, Villa, attacked any appropriate smaller targets along the way but suffered a serious leg wound at Guerrero on March 28.  Pershing's force quickly located the Villistas and successfully attacked Guerrero but Villa escaped into the mountains where he hid for six weeks, recovering from his gunshot injury.  Although Villa was no longer popular in Mexico, the American expedition was considered an invasion and an incident at Hidalgo Parral in which several American soldiers and numerous Mexicans were killed prompted an agreement between the two governments that the Pershing expedition would gradually withdraw Alvaro Obregon Although at the height of his military effectiveness and power, Pancho Villa was now confronted with fundamental logistical issues.  Although the path to the capital was wide open, Carranza ordered the cut off of any resupply, especially of coal which limited the rebel general's railway mobility.  Foreign hostility caught up to Villa personally when the Wilson administration tailored an arms embargo designed specifically for the Villistas.  Any attempt to patch up an agreement between Carranza and Villa failed and it became clear that Pancho would never make it to Mexico City before another general, loyal to Carranza, Alvaro Obregon.  Obregon, approaching initially from the western state of Jalisco, marched unopposed into Mexico City on August 18, 1914.  Carranza joined him two days later.  Villa had no choice but to retreat northward back to the state of Chihuahua to regroup, resupply and recruit more soldiers. Columbus, New Mexico Post Office after the Villa attack. On January 19, 1916 a group of Villistas stopped a train heading to Chihuahua City, from the United States.  They executed 17 American employees, an act that outraged US citizens living in the towns on the Mexican border.  Although Villa denied involvement, officially the Carranza government apologized to the Wilson administration and vowed to bring the murderers and Villa to justice.  One of the formerly most powerful political forces in Mexico was now a mere criminal.  Villa's response was even more audacious.  He proceeded to cross the border near the tiny and isolated town of Columbus, New Mexico.  At one in the morning, a firefight broke out between the Villistas and the US soldiers stationed in the town.  The Mexican rebels looted the local general store and destroyed a hotel but after some initial confusion, US cavalry and even local townspeople organized a response that drove the invaders out of the town.  As dawn broke, the cavalry chased Villa fifteen miles into Mexico before breaking off the counterattack. The Columbus attack killed eight soldiers and ten civilians and wounded several others.  Although he was able to seize some nominal amounts of weapons and livestock, Villa never even explained much less justified this wanton and foolhardy provocation.  Luz Corral, Mrs. Pancho Villa One wife, Luz Corral, who he married legally in 1911, was recognized by Mexican courts as his heir, but two other women who claimed to be married to him were eventually granted government pensions acknowledging their claim.  Officially, Villa had five children but most likely, considering his reputation as a ladies man, there were many more. Pancho Villa's car in which he was assassinated. Amidst this atmosphere, life went on at Villa's hacienda.  On July 20, 1923 he was returning to Canutillo in a large Dodge automobile, with cash he picked up in Parral for his employees.  An aide had recently cautioned him about the expense incurred by a huge entourage accompanying him on his trips to the city.  In response, Villa limited his latest bodyguard to five additional individuals crammed into his car.  With Villa at the wheel, the Dodge made its way slowly through the streets of Parral.  When it reached an intersection that required a turn, a street vendor began shouting Viva Villa, the general's former rallying cry but on this day a signal to seven assassins who quickly stepped into the street with high powered rifles.  They fired over forty rounds of hollow point bullets, nine hitting Villa and killing him instantly.  Only one member of the entourage survived. Memorial a la Revolucion, Mexico City Over time, Francisco “Pancho” Villa has assumed a larger than life profile in Mexican popular culture.  His stature increased to the extent that in 1976, his remains were transferred from Parral to the massive national mausoleum in Mexico City, El Monumento a la Revolucion where he joined such luminaries as Madero and Carranza.  In life, Villa was feared and reviled as a volatile killer, bandit and criminal.  Today he enjoys  widespread international status as a proud nationalist revolutionary and a man of the people  long after most of his adversaries and contemporaries have been completely forgotten.

Cuenta la Historia que en un pueblo no muy lejano de la ciudad de Obregon, existía una casa enorme que permanecía en venta ya desde hace muchos años, en ella vivía una madre soltera y su hija pequeña de nueve años, la niña padecía de una enfermedad muy rara, no podía estar expuesta a la luz del dia y siempre tenía que permanecer en la oscuridad, la Mama siempre mantenía las ventanas cubiertas con cortinas muy gruesas para impedir que la luz no entrara a la casa. Vivían constantemente atormentadas por la presencia de algo sobrenatural en su casa, las luces se apagaban y se prendían, los objetos comenzaban a moverse solos, veían una sombra, negra como la oscura noche, pasear por todo el lugar, escuchaban sonidos extraños, parecidos al de un animal salvaje, sobre todo en el sótano; se había vuelto un lugar bastante frío, donde la temperatura siempre permanecía muy baja.https://www.sobrenaturalmax.com/Support the show

In this episode of “The Journey of My Mother's Son” podcast, I sit down with Jimmy Obregon. Jimmy is in the discipleship program at the Dream Center of Southeast Texas. He is one of the incredible humans that Sandy and I have been blessed to meet while we've been volunteering at the Dream Center. The people here are all living examples of God's grace and redemption.  Each of them is at a different stage of their recovery journey.  They are all strengthening their faith in God and understanding that their recovery is only possible with God and surrounding themselves with a strong support system. At 13 years old, Jimmy started smoking pot and as he got older began experimenting with other types of drugs.  Eventually his addiction landed him in prison.  After serving two years in prison, he got out and while having difficulty dealing with the feelings that he was experiencing from the passing of his father, he relapsed after only two weeks. After an ultimatum from his family, he reluctantly entered the program at the Dream Center in January of 2021. After accepting responsibility for his actions, Jimmy is determined to become the father and husband that God intended him to be.

08 23-06-20 LHDW ¿es posible publicar los datos de contratos públicos? Jaime Gómez Obregon lo está haciendo

Quinta temporada de la Mano Peluda con las mejores historias de terror del programa radiofónico mas escalofriante de todo el mundo, con mas de 20 años de transmisión te contamos las mejores historias a través de sus radioescuchas los #Peludomaniacos. Si te gusta el podcast háznoslo saber dejando tu comentario. Búscanos también en iTunes como "Historias Ocultas de la Mano Peluda" y ahora también en Spotify.

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The oil companies withdraw from Mexican society as Revolution ravages the country. As Post-Revolutionary governments reassert control over the country, they go to battle with the oil companies over the validity of their holdings and soon find allies in the incipient Oilworkers Movement. Suggested reading: Mariano Azuela, "Los De Abajo: Novela De La Revolución Mexicana." Link here: http://tinyurl.com/hoxltbd

Porfirio Diaz, Standard Oil, Weetman Pearson (El Aguila), Edward Doheny (La Huasteca), and gushers! Suggested reading: Jonathan C. Brown, "Oil and Revolution in Mexico." Link here: http://tinyurl.com/zvermpa