On 1 February 2009, the FARC-EP proceeded with the release of the four security force members, Juan Fernando Galicio Uribe, José Walter Lozano Guarnizo, Alexis Torres Zapata and William Giovanni Domínguez Castro.

** Fernando Torres, Spanish football player

* Fernando Torres

* Fernando Torres ( born 1984 ), Spanish football player

In 1989, Clouthier presented an alternative cabinet ( a British style Shadow Cabinet ) with Diego Fernández de Cevallos, Jesús González Schmal, Fernando Canales Clariond, Francisco Villarreal Torres, Rogelio Sada Zambrano, María Elena Álvarez Bernal, Moisés Canales, Vicente Fox, Carlos Castillo Peraza and Luis Felipe Bravo Mena as cabinet members and Clouthier as cabinet coordinator.

* Fernando Torres, Spanish footballer, plays for Chelsea F. C.

* Establishing Licensing Rates Through Options Fernando Torres MSc

* Fernando Torres ( born 1984 ), Spanish footballer

Spain defeated Germany 1 – 0, with a goal scored by Fernando Torres in the 33rd minute, sparking much celebration across the country.

In scoring the 3rd goal of the final, Fernando Torres became the first player to score in two European Championship finals.

Spain controlled the game and took the lead through Fernando Torres.

Other viceroys, such as Fernando Torres, Borja y Aragón, Fernández de Cabrera or Fernández Córdoba also expanded the colonial navy and fortified the ports to fight against pirate attacks, as those led by the Englishman Thomas Cavendish.

In January 2011, Spanish footballer Fernando Torres completed his move to Chelsea on a five-and-a-half year contract on 31 January for an undisclosed fee reported to be £ 50 million, which set a new record for a British transfer and made him the fourth most expensive footballer in history.

The marching tune " When Johnny Comes Marching Home " is also used a basis for songs, such as " His Armband Said He Was a Red ", sung by Liverpool fans in honour of Fernando Torres while he was still at the club.

" However, the earliest known mention of the term in a written document is authored by the then Governor of Tucumán, Juan Ramírez de Velasco, who referred to the region as Chaco Gualamba in a letter to Fernando Torres de Portugal y Mesía, Viceroy of Peru, dated in 1589.

The modern era has different formations and has squad numbers rather than numbers 1 – 11, but some positions still retain their original numbers and a traditional centre forward or target man is often found wearing the number nine, such as Alan Shearer, who wore the number 9 shirt at club and international level, or Fernando Torres, the Spanish centre forward player who is wearing number nine in his team and at international level.

At Euro 2012, Spain manager Vicente del Bosque, although sometimes using a typical striker in Fernando Torres, used a false 9 in Cesc Fàbregas in several matches, including the final.

" Ronaldo was included in the UEFA Euro 2012 Team of the Tournament, the second time after 2004, and finished the competition as the joint best scorer with three goals, along with five other players, although Spain's Fernando Torres claimed the Golden Boot.

Captain Tsubasa has also inspired the likes of prominent footballers such as Hidetoshi Nakata, Seigo Narazaki, Zinedine Zidane, Francesco Totti, Fernando Torres, Christian Vieri, Giuseppe Sculli and Alessandro Del Piero to play association football and choose it as a career.

In the final, held at Vienna's Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Spain became European champions for the second time after Fernando Torres ' first-half goal proved enough to defeat Germany.

In Spain, Barcelona plays against Atlético de Madrid, this team is very good and Fersio Torres ( inspired by Fernando Torres ) quickly scores a goal.

Captain Tsubasa inspired the prominent footballers such as Hidetoshi Nakata, Alessandro Del Piero, Fernando Torres, Zinedine Zidane, Lionel Messi, Phạm Văn Quyến and Alexis Sánchez to play football and choose it as a career.

Chelsea teammate Fernando Torres added another goal in stoppage time to give Chelsea a 3 – 2 victory overall.

* Key Animators: Mariano Rueda, Luis Varela, Eduard Sasu, Francisco Tena, Bujor Stefanescu, Angel Jariego, Valentin Cain, Fernando Jariego, Manuel G. Galiana, Pedro Delgado, Carmen Sanchez, Pedro Jorge Gil, Ignacio Amero, Sergio Alfonso, Valentin Domenech, Angel Garcia, Vicente Rodriguez, Jose Luis Torres, Paca Morena, Manuel Sirgo, Maria Elena Marquez, Baltasar Pedrosa, Pedro Jose Molina, Fernando Gallart and Juan Antonio Serrano

* 1969 – Fernando Couto, Portuguese footballer

* 1980 – Fernando Arce, Mexican footballer

* 1985 – Fernando Llorente, Spanish footballer

* 1990 – Fernando Forestieri, Italian footballer

* 1969 – Fernando Redondo, Argentine footballer

* 1986 – Fernando Muslera, Uruguayan footballer

* 1983 – Fernando Cavenaghi, Argentinian footballer

* 1983 – Fernando Belluschi, Argentine footballer

* 1980 – Fernando César de Souza, Brazilian footballer

** Fernando Couto, Portuguese footballer

* Fernando Dinarte Santos Silva ( born 1980 ), Portuguese footballer

* Fernando Guidicelli ( 1906 – 1968 ), Brazilian footballer

* Fernando Paternoster ( 1903-1967 ), Argentine footballer and manager

* Fernando Llorente Mañas ( born 1990 ), Spanish footballer

Without the conjunction, the footballer Rafael Martín Vázquez, known as Martín Vázquez ( his surnames ) mistakenly appears to be named Martín rather than Rafael, whilst, to his annoyance, the linguist Fernando Lázaro Carreter occasionally was addressed as Don Lázaro, rather than as Don Fernando.

* Fernando Cáceres ( born 1969 ), Argentine footballer

Fernando Morientes Sánchez (; born 5 April 1976 ) is a Spanish retired footballer who played as a striker.

* Luis Fernando Centi ( born 16 settembre 1976 ), Italian footballer.

Sporting squad 1938 / 39: Joseph Szabo ( coach ), João Azevedo, Rui Araújo, Aníbal Paciência, Joaquim Serrano, João Almeida Jurado | Jurado, Manuel Marques ( footballer ) | Manecas ; Adolfo Mourão, Manuel Soeiro, Fernando Peyroteo, Pedro Pireza and João Cruz ( left-to-right, top-to-bottom )

Sporting squad 1963 / 64: Jorge Granja, Fernando Mendes ( footballer ) | Fernando Mendes, Alexandre Baptista, José Pérides, José Pedro Gomes | Pedro Gomes, Manuel Marques ( masseur ), José Carlos da Silva José | José Carlos, Osvaldo Da Silva | Osvaldo Silva, Mascarenhas ( footballer ) | Mascarenhas, Ernesto Figueiredo, Geo Carvalho | Geo, João Morais ( left-to-right, top-to-bottom )