), a Chilean Nazi Party ( headed by Jorge González von Marées ).

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Jorge González von Marées ( April 5, 1900-March 14, 1962 ) El Jefe ( Spanish: The chief, compare with Führer ) was a Chilean political figure and author.

González von Marées, Jorge ( 1932 ).

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González von Marées, Jorge ( 1939 ).

González von Marées, Jorge ( 1940 ).

* Jorge González von Marées: Chief of Chilean Nacism by George F. W. Young, an article in Jahrbuch für Geschichte von Staat, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft Lateinamerikas, Band 11, 1974

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Such precautions were not without reason, especially considering the appearance of new violent occurrences, such as the rural rebellion of Ránquil and their bloody repression, and the Nazi-inspired National Socialist Movement of Chile of Jorge González von Marées.

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The army was organized in five divisions commanded respectively by D. Luis Lacy, D. Gaspar de Vigodet, D. Pedro Agustín Girón, D. Francisco González de Castejón and D. Tomás de Zeraín.

The Boricua Popular Army was organized in the 1970s by Filiberto Ojeda Ríos, Juan Enrique Segarra-Palmer and Orlando González Claudio.

On June 27, 1941 Dr. Alfredo Palacios became president, and he urged a return to the foundational view of Joaquín V. González, whereby University institutes and faculties where organized as in a sort of " federal republic ", while allowing for synergy and a degree of integration across disciplines.

Though his government won support from the upper classes because it turned back the austerity measures adopted by President González, it failed to win the recognition of the United States, where President Woodrow Wilson supported the deposed government.

Instead, González was elected governor of Guanajuato " unanimously " in 1884 and served in office until his death in 1893, after a failed attempt to succeed General Díaz in 1887.

At the Australian Open in January, González failed to defend all his points from the previous year and fell from no.

González returned to El Salvador and FAS after another Italian club, Atalanta BC, failed to garner his services.

Along with its commitment to democracy before the attempted coup of 23 February 1981, the Spanish Socialist Workers ' Party's election victory in 1982 with an absolute majority and its open support for the government of Felipe González, meant that El País consolidated its position during the 1980s as the Spanish newspaper with the most sales ahead of the conservative leaning ABC.

During the government of Gabriel González Videla, another group of army officers, this time with the support of some members of the Air Force, decided to stage a coup and declare Ibáñez president.

In 1948, González Videla also learned of a plot by some members of the Armed Forces to lead a coup against him and install Carlos Ibáñez as president.

González undertook a significant role in the opposition to Allende and supported Augusto Pinochet's 1973 coup which deposed Allende.

After the coup d ' état of Victoriano Huerta he took up arms again and placed himself under the orders of Pablo González Garza in the Constitutionalist Army of Venustiano Carranza.

Upon Ferreira was overthrown by the coup of July 2, 1908, González Navero assumed the temporary presidency on July 5 of that year.

González Macchi offered cabinet positions in his government to senior representatives of all three political parties in an attempt to create a coalition government.

The early years of the right-wing Presidency of Gabriel González were marked by serious unrest between left and right-wing supporters, and on 2 August 1947 González named a cabinet of military officers and independents in a supposed attempt to depoliticise the situation.

Among numerous writers of the order in this period are: Cardinals Thomas Zigliara ( d. 1893 ) and Zephirin González ( d. 1894 ), two esteemed philosophers ; Father Alberto Guillelmotti ( d. 1893 ), historian of the Pontifical Navy, and Father Heinrich Denifle, one of the most famous writers on medieval history ( d. 1905 ).

González Dávila returned to his expedition's starting point in Panama and reported on his find, naming the area Nicaragua.

The team featured a powerful lineup of hitters with Iván Rodríguez, Will Clark, Mark McLemore, Dean Palmer, Rusty Greer, Juan González, and Mickey Tettleton but continued to struggle with pitching – a common stereotype of Rangers teams – despite having Rick Helling, and Aaron Sele on their roster.

In November 1999, González, his mother, and twelve others left Cuba on a small aluminum boat with a faulty engine ; González's mother and ten others died in the crossing.

González's cousin Marisleysis said González told her the motor had broken on the boat and its passengers had tried in vain to bail out the water with nylon bags, but that a storm doomed their efforts.

The band have found renewed fame due to the use of " Hocus Pocus " by guitarist Gary Hoey on his 1993 album Animal Instinct, and as the theme for the Nike 2010 World Cup commercial, Write The Future, directed by the Mexican filmmaker Alejandro González Iñárritu.

Juan González de Mendoza in his History of the great and mighty kingdom of China ( 1585 ; English translation 1588 ), based on the reports of Spanish friars who had visited China in the 1570s, highly praises the fruit:

* Critical approach on The Count of Monte Cristo by Enrique Javier González Camacho in Gibralfaro, the journal of creative writing and humanities at the University of Malaga ( in Spanish )

Julio César Chávez ( born Julio César Chávez González on July 12, 1962 ) is a retired Mexican professional boxer.

Widely considered to be America ’ s top medal contender for the 2004 Olympic Games, González stunned fans on June 12, 2003 when he decided to bypass the games and turn pro at the age of 18.

Against the advice of his trainer / father on Sept. 17, 2005 González became one of the youngest fighters ever ( age 20 ) to fight for the Vacant IBC Middleweight Title.

González was discovered by Fan Base promotions while they were on a trip to Arizona to train one of their prized Canadian fighters.

Serrano was supposed to box on the Julio César Chávez-Miguel Ángel González Pay Per View event's undercard in Mexico City, until an ordinance from 1947 was found, forbidding women from boxing events in Mexico.

González was announced the winner in the publication Official Journal of the Federation ( DOF ) on February 3, 1854.

Román de la Campa's Cuba on My Mind: Journeys to a Severed Nation does this by exploring Cuba's two capitals, Havana and Miami, and the hybrid position of the " one-and-half-generation " as well as by using the Elián González affair as a cipher for understanding how adults in both countries used children to achieve the broader ideological goals of the Cold War and how those goals are faring at the so-called " end of history ".

In January 1989, González was acquitted on all counts, citing self-defense.

At about 11: 00, a FAR T-33 attacked a FAL B-26 ( serial number 935 ) piloted by Matias Farias who then survived a crashlanding on the Girón airfield, his navigator Eduardo González already killed by gunfire.

Pilot Crispín García Fernández and navigator Juan González Romero, in B-26 serial 940, diverted to Boca Chica, but late that night they attempted to fly back to Puerto Cabezas in B-26 serial 933 that Crespo had flown to Boca Chica on 15 April.

Protestant authors who wrote on the topic in the 16th century include the English historian John Foxe who published the Book of Martyrs in 1554 and the Spanish convert Reginaldo González de Montes, author of Exposición de algunas mañas de la Santa Inquisición Española ( Exposition of some methods of the Holy Spanish Inquisition ) ( 1567 ).

It was on March 8, 1967, that Felipe González became the first one to go the distance with Olivares, when Olivares defeated him by a decision in 10 at Mexicali.

He had back to back rematches with González and Bastidas, knocking González out in round six on November 19, and Bastidas in round four on January 28, 1968.

Over the years, many people have worked on Telenoticas including: Bobby Anglero, Charito Fraticelli, Silvia Gómez, Aníbal González Irizarry, Ramón Enrique Torres, Jorge Rivera Nieves, Grenda Rivera, Ivonne Solla, Bruni Velez, Hector Vazquez Muniz, Luis Guardiola, Johanna Rosaly, Ivette Sosa, Zoraida Nelly Torres, Miguel Ramos, Siverio Pérez, Raúl Camilo Torres, Junior Abrams, Jose Esteves, Raul Quiñones, Roberto Cortes, Edwin Lemuel Ortiz and Madelyn Vega.