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Men and women who matter under Asia Leaders Awards

The Manila Times 02 Jul 2022
The 13 honorees in attendance includes Jeffrey Amurao Geronimo, Aqua Skin Philippines founder and general manager; Archie Carrasco, AGC Power Holdings Corp. chairman; Ronald Daniel Mascari�as, Bounty Agro Ventures Inc ... chief operations officer; Salvador Panelo, lawyer and public servant; Marjorey Rubio, Bexcs Logistic Solutions Inc ... ....
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Davao City Nat'l High School celebrates 100th year

Sun Star 27 Jun 2022
History. The story of DCNHS, which has been known as "City High", unfolded ... Notable alumni ... Lawyer Maria Ilsea Salvador, a public policy partnership lead for the Philippines of a major tech company, shared how the school produced graduates that forged their own path in contributing to the development of the city and the entire country ... RGL .
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Winston & Strawn Adds Two Corporate Partners to Firm's Newly Launched Miami Office

Victoria Advocate 16 Jun 2022
That has spurred an increased demand for talented lawyers who can advise our clients on a wide range of matters involving complex transactional work," said Miami Office Managing Partner Enrique J ... "These lawyers are a terrific complement to the Miami team's extraordinary capabilities," said Winston Chairman Tom Fitzgerald.
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Justices rule against detained immigrants seeking release

Journal Review 14 Jun 2022
The court ruled in the cases of people from Mexico and El Salvador who persuaded Homeland Security officials that their fears are credible, entitling them to further review. Their lawyers argued that they should have a hearing before an immigration judge to determine if they should be released.
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Tuesday's Headlines

The Marshall News Messenger 14 Jun 2022
The court ruled in the cases of people from Mexico and El Salvador who persuaded Homeland Security officials that their fears are credible, entitling them to further review. Their lawyers argued that they should have a hearing before an immigration judge to determine if they should be released.
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EXCLUSIVE: Uvalde covers up records on top cop Pete Arredondo who led the bungled police ...

The Daily Mail 13 Jun 2022
Lawyers hired by the Texas city last week wrote to state attorney general Ken Paxton trying to wriggle out of divulging information requested by DailyMail.com and others under the state's sunshine laws ... This is how the shooting played out over the course of nearly two hours from when gunman Salvador Ramos shot his grandmother at home.
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US high court rules against detained immigrants seeking release

Al Jazeera 13 Jun 2022
The court ruled in the cases of people from Mexico and El Salvador who persuaded Homeland Security officials that their fears are credible, entitling them to further review. Their lawyers argued that they should have a hearing before an immigration judge to determine if they should be released.
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Supreme Court rules against detained immigrants seeking release

The Post-Standard 13 Jun 2022
The court ruled in the cases of people from Mexico and El Salvador who persuaded Homeland Security officials that their fears are credible, entitling them to further review. Their lawyers argued that they should have a hearing before an immigration judge to determine if they should be released.
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DC officials encourage safety before event-filled weekend

Wtop 11 Jun 2022
Getting around D.C ... More DC News More Local News. Bowser recommended using Metro and other forms of public transportation as well as signing up for AlertDC to stay on top of public safety ... As we recognize our shared #DCValues ... D.C ... this weekend include the Lawyers Have Heart 10K/5K on Saturday and the Mi Pequeño El Salvador Festival on Sunday ... Source .
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‘No more dictatorships’: The slogan that rings in the streets at the start of the ...

The Los Angeles Times 07 Jun 2022
Nearly all of Monday’s protests outside the Convention Center targeted either El Salvador’s Nayib Bukele or Nicaragua’s Daniel Ortega ... The group also has had an impact in El Salvador by collaborating with teachers and lawyers to coordinate efforts to assist those who’ve been arbitrarily detained by the government.
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Dominican Republic minister shot dead in office

Urdu Point 07 Jun 2022
A lawyer and politician, the 55-year-old Jorge Mera was the son of former president Salvador Jorge Blanco (1982-86), and had headed the environment ministry since mid-2020 ... "Miguel Cruz, who has been identified as the shooter, was a personal friend of the dead minister," he said ... A lawyer, he had also worked as a television producer and presenter.
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Dominican environment minister shot dead in his office

Reuters 07 Jun 2022
Register. Employees at the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources told journalists that they heard at least seven shots from within the building ... Mera, a 55-year-old lawyer, was the son of former President Salvador Jorge Blanco, who was in office from 2002 to 2006 ... ....
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Dominican minister shot dead

Dawn 07 Jun 2022
Mera, a 55-year-old lawyer, was the son of former president Salvador Jorge Blanco, who was in office from 2002 to ...
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Dominican Republic environment minister shot dead in his office

Reuters 07 Jun 2022
SANTO DOMINGO, June 6 (Reuters) - The Dominican Republic's environment minister, Orlando Jorge Mera, was shot dead in his office on Monday, authorities said ... Register ... REUTERS/Ricardo Rojas ... Mera, a 55-year-old lawyer, was the son of former President Salvador Jorge Blanco, who was in office from 2002 to 2006 ... Register ... Our Standards ... ....
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Dominican Republic's environment minister shot dead in his office

Anadolu Agency 06 Jun 2022
The statement identified Miguel Cruz "a personal friend" of the victim, as the perpetrator of the attack ... Jorge Mera, 56, was the son of former President Salvador Jorge Blanco and had been in office since President Luis Abinader came to power in August 2020. He was a lawyer and the founder member of Modern Revolutionary party.​​​​​​​. .

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