#*pacheco legacy

[neishroom]

Yup, that's me! ✩₊˚.⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧

Naomie aged up and got her own show on PlumTv Kids; catch her every weekend at 6PM EST ;]

[magdalune]

javon carter for @neishroom

ok so no crazy back story for bro he's just a pretty, chill guy.

- bisexual - trait one: creative (lover of the arts - in any form; music, sketching, dancing, djing) - trait two: hedonistic (like damn let him have fun! loves grass n the occasional party pill:] ) - hobbies: drawing, acting, piano, dj mixing, media production, dancing - live fast aspiration - one of his turn ons is sims w/ tattoos (fun fact: most of his tatus were done by him) - B grade student - on the football team but only for scholarship applications🫵🫵he wants to get into one of those fancy dancy arts schools giving victorious

[vertigoartgore]

Captain Marvel/Genis-Vell late 1990s pin up/costume design by artist Carlos Pacheco (R.I.P.), with inks by Jesús Merino. Source

Fun Fact : While the costume itself (created for the Avengers Forever series and subsequently the Captain Marvel relaunch that followed) is obviously based on the one Captain Mar-Vell had since the late 1960s (a look created by Roy Thomas and Gil Kane), Genis-Vell's own appearance in this maxi series was actually based on actor Marlon Brandon (as Mark Anthony) in Joseph L. Mankiewicz's movie Julius Caesar (1953).

[alainas-sims]

Character Moodboard: Elsa Ramira Pacheco Marquez

- Wife of Gen3 Heir Manuel Marquez, aunt of Gen4 Heir Olga Cortes Huntington

Read Elsa's story here.

[sentintheclowns]

Larkin Lines '25!

Baby Legacy: aiden krick, aria johnson, ava dailey, aviana souter, bennie lemke, camryn anderson, charlotte morin, coco thueson, collins breiland, eliza clark, emmy tracey, felix carachuri, hailey laulainen, hattie holzman, joey ames, kadence brisson, larissa palma, lily mccune-barrett, oakley turk, reagan hatchett, remi meyer, sora le

Future Legacy: ari phelan, brielle shea, cylie adams, daphne mikkelson, elise wilson, elliott swenson, evie swenson, finley kill, ines matamoros, isla maroney, julian philippi, lina freeman, makayla hollerich, marvel grover, mira tian, pearl conway, sawyer schulte, vivian sweeney

Peewee Legacy: addyson williams, aeliana o'brien, alivia lindgren, audrey allen, cecilia santori, cosette kuh, etta mundahl, hazel montgomery, hazel wahlstrand, lydia tracy, maisy anderson, mckinley mlynarczyk, murphy moyer, noelle bottini, olivia scholl, presley turner, quinn befort, remington poquette, rosie xiong, sydney anderson, tenlee jyrkas

Petite Legacy: amira souter, ava fraser, bella harris, bethany hill, camille matamoros, chloe adams, claire hansen, clara deutsch, clara ziemke, ella austin, ellery lemke, ginny salinas, hallee anderson, isla bloss, jade glyzinski, juliana philippi, lyla lindgren, maraike dobberke, renee girard, sailor stormoen, stella ames, valerie greenig

Mini Legacy: brooklyn williams, charlie peery, charlotte tracy, chase lang, elle befort, emilia padesky, evelyn ringeisen, evie mccune-barrett, giuliana shea, harper kill, hayden haider, hazel ecklin, henley raak, kenna bloss, kinsley lissick, maddie kulenkamp, maddyn bauermeister, matinly conrad, morgan martens, sophia austin, truett ziemke

Junior Legacy: charlotte stoner, eleanor lamers, elia cocchiarella, halle kulenkamp, ingrid kromroy, jayla xiong, kylie roach, leah pribyl, lexie charnstrom, lilly anderson, maylin munos, mila ayshford, neala murphy, palmer peltier, reese ottney, reese ringold, savannah jackson, scarlett manzel, sloan simon, vera souvannavong, vivian greenig, whitney lissick

Junior Line: ava mccraine, ava rothmund*, isabella charnstrom, daphnie braun*, elle boudewyns, elle king, finley ashfield, giselle mourad, hailey turnbull, harlow pike*, hazel koshire, ingrid wirtz, juan pacheco, kate monge, kelsie jacobson, kennedy deuth, malia scott, mia kostinovski, savannah werner, sienna powers, tahari conrad, tillie kuhl

Senior Line: annika padelford, ashley gutz, ava munos, brynn kostka, caleb abea, cecelia thielen*, claire monge, clara koshire, delaney rosewell, erik barker, isabella jarvis*, keira redpath*, kira reissner, laci bloss, maddie radosevich, matissa conrad, olivia shelton, siena paradeau

*=captain!

[alxandergoth]

Hi, I adore your legacy and was wandering if you had any other legacies or stories that you enjoy yourself? 😊

hiii thank u so much!! atm @neishroom's pacheco legacy is my fave 🫶🏻

[lboogie1906]

Juan de Pareja (c. 1606 – 1670) was a Spanish painter, born enslaved in Antequera, Spain to a woman of African descent and a native Spanish man. He was employed by the celebrated artist Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez. He traveled with Velázquez to Italy and was exposed to the works of other leading artists of his era such as Titian, Veronese, and Correggio.

He was a free person. Before he arrived in Madrid he passed the examination to be designated a painter in Seville, a profession from which enslaved were legally banned. In a letter dated May 12, 1630, from him to a high official in Seville, he requested permission to continue studying his craft in Madrid accompanied by his brother, Jusepe, not Velázquez. He was the free, loyal assistant of Velázquez until the latter died in 1660. The last decade of his life was spent in the employ of Velázquez’s daughter, Francisca de Silva Velázquez y Pacheco, working as an assistant to her husband, the noted portrait and landscape painter Juan Bautista Martínez del Mazo.

His undisputed masterpiece is “The Calling of St. Matthew,” housed at the Prado Museum in Madrid. Expertly done, in some respects it is reminiscent not only of certain works of Velázquez but those of the great Italian and Dutch masters. Proud of his best effort, he inserted himself opposite Jesus standing at the left edge of the painting holding a slip of paper that reads “Juan de Pareja in the year 1661.” Like his mentor, he excelled in portraiture, the prime example being his portrait of the architect José Ratés Dalmau.

Revered as one of the premier Spanish Baroque painters. His legacy continues to this day. The popular children’s novel I, Juan de Pareja by Elizabeth B. de Treviño, based partly on often repeated myths about the artist, won the American Library Association’s Newbery Award in 1966. Five years later in 1971, Velázquez’s portrait of him was purchased by New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art for an estimated $6 million. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

[allthebrazilianpolitics]

After Lula’s vetoes, Brazil's tax reform implementation starts

Lula says Congress approval was a “miracle”; new system to become effective in 2027

President Lula signed into law, with vetoes, the main legislation (Law LC 214/2025) governing Brazil’s consumption tax reform on Thursday (16), marking the official start of the implementation of the new tax system, which will become effective in 2027. Out of the 544 articles in the bill approved by Congress, he vetoed 15, some fully and others partially.

During a ceremony at the Planalto Palace to mark the signing, Finance Minister Fernando Haddad said the tax reform would be President Lula’s “greatest economic legacy” to the Brazilian people. Mr. Lula described the reform’s approval as a “miracle” achieved within a democratic regime.

“We won’t see the changes tomorrow or the day after, but this is the greatest economic legacy you will deliver to the Brazilian people. You’ve made a brave accomplishment, which will be remembered for decades,” Mr. Haddad told President Lula.

In his speech, Mr. Lula highlighted the role of the National Congress in approving the legislation. “We owe this to Pacheco, Lira, Padilha, and the leaders in the Lower House. Today is a day to thank the deputies, senators, and the rapporteurs,” Mr. Lula added. “In a democratic regime, approving [a tax reform] was humanly impossible. Achieving what we did in a democratic regime, with a free press, free unions, and entrepreneurs speaking freely, demonstrates that democracy is the best form of governance on planet Earth,” the President concluded.

Continue reading.

[nosmokesport]

Simpson vs Pacheco? Barnsley's Undefeated Contender Demands His Shot

Callum Simpson’s climb up the super middleweight ladder is no longer happening in the shadows.

The 28-year-old British fighter from Barnsley isn’t just winning—he’s announcing himself to the global boxing scene, and he's not asking politely. He’s calling out names, chasing titles, and letting everyone know he’s ready to break into the sport’s elite.

And right now, at the top of his target list is Diego Pacheco.

Simpson’s Message: I Want the Big Fights

Callum Simpson’s career is unfolding fast. With an unblemished record of 17-0, including 12 knockouts, he’s proven that he belongs in the conversation with the best at 168 pounds.

Fighting out of Barnsley and backed by Boxxer, Simpson has already dealt with solid opposition this year, notching up wins over Elvis Ahorgah and Steed Woodall. But those victories, while meaningful, are no longer enough for the ambitious Brit.

His upcoming bout at Oakwell Stadium on June 7 against Italy’s unbeaten Ivan Zucco (21-0, 18 KOs) may be the biggest of his career to date, but for Simpson, it's more like a pit stop on the highway to global recognition.

“I don’t want to waste my prime fighting names that don’t help me climb,” Simpson said. “After Zucco, I need someone with a real name and real hype behind him. Pacheco’s that guy.��

Diego Pacheco: The Perfect Target

At just 23 years old, Diego Pacheco has emerged as one of the brightest young stars in the division. Standing tall, carrying power, and promoted by Matchroom Boxing under Eddie Hearn, Pacheco is a natural fit for high-profile bouts.

But Simpson isn’t starstruck.

“He’s good, sure—but I don’t see anything I can’t deal with,” Simpson said. “People are protecting him. I’m ready to expose that.”

Simpson insists he’s not punching up when he calls for the Pacheco fight. According to him, the rankings back him up. He holds a higher position in the IBF, is nearly neck-and-neck with Pacheco in the WBA, and remains inside the top 10 across most sanctioning bodies.

“I spoke to Eddie Hearn in Riyadh,” Simpson revealed. “Told him flat out—if you do another 5 vs 5 card, I want to fight Pacheco. He looked at me like I wasn’t on the level. But check the rankings. I am.”

Simpson vs Pacheco isn’t just a fantasy—it’s a call to action.

Oakwell: A Fight Night with Deeper Meaning

Before Simpson can punch his ticket to that next level, he needs to get through Zucco. And it won’t be easy.

Zucco, 29, has a near-perfect knockout percentage and hasn’t been seriously tested. His aggressive style and powerful combinations could pose problems if Simpson isn’t dialed in.

Still, Simpson sounds confident—especially fighting at Oakwell Stadium, home of Barnsley FC, a venue that holds deep sentimental value.

“I grew up in those stands,” he said. “To walk out and fight in the middle of that pitch? That’s something I never thought I’d experience. I’m not just fighting for a belt—I’m fighting for everyone who supported me from day one.”

That home crowd energy, he hopes, will push him to one of the most important wins of his career.

The Bigger Picture at 168 lbs

Simpson isn’t shy about his long-term goals. He’s determined to stay at 168 lbs, where the competition is fierce and the potential paydays are even bigger.

“There’s so much work to be done in this weight class,” Simpson said. “Guys like Edgar Berlanga, Caleb Plant, Osleys Iglesias—they’re all names I’m interested in.”

But one name towers above them all: Canelo Alvarez.

The Mexican icon is the undisputed king of the division and arguably the sport’s biggest box office draw. For Simpson, a showdown with Canelo isn’t just about belts—it’s about legacy.

“Every fighter at super middleweight wants that fight,” Simpson said. “If I can take care of Zucco, beat Pacheco, maybe pick up another major win, why not me?”

He’s targeting 2026 as the year he makes a global breakthrough—and a potential Canelo clash would mark a dream realized.

Light Heavyweight? Maybe One Day

Though Simpson is fully focused on super middleweight for now, he hasn’t ruled out a move up in weight later in his career.

“I’ve sparred top-level light heavyweights, and I’ve held my own,” he said. “They’re a little bigger, sure, but not necessarily stronger. And I don’t lose much speed at 175.”

Still, that leap will have to wait. His eyes are locked on taking over the 168 division first.

From Local Hero to Global Name

What sets Simpson apart isn’t just his skill—it’s his clarity.

So many rising stars in boxing bounce from opportunity to opportunity, hoping something big comes along. Simpson, by contrast, is mapping his ascent with precision.

“Everything I do is part of a bigger plan,” he said. “Win the European title. Call out the right people. Travel when I have to. Make noise until the big fights can’t ignore me.”

That mindset has been reinforced by his team at Boxxer, who are eager to put more big nights on in the UK but also have the connections to get Simpson fights abroad.

“I’d fight in Saudi Arabia, the States, wherever,” he said. “I’m not chasing location—I’m chasing legacy.”

Final Thoughts: Simpson vs Pacheco Must Happen

With his unbeaten record, growing résumé, and bold personality, Callum Simpson is ready for the next chapter. Whether it’s Diego Pacheco or another top contender, the message is the same—Simpson is not here to tread water. He’s here to take over.

June 7 at Oakwell is critical, but it’s not the end goal. If Simpson beats Zucco the way he believes he can, the Pacheco fight becomes more than talk. It becomes inevitable.

Boxing needs fights like this. Two hungry, undefeated fighters. One on the rise in America, the other breaking through in the UK. The time is now.

Let’s make Simpson vs Pacheco a reality.

Source: Simpson vs Pacheco in 2025 Barnsley’s Unbeaten Star Calls for It

[plethoraworldatlas]

Nine organizations from around the world on Monday renewed calls for El Salvador's government to drop "politically motivated charges" against the "Santa Marta Five" as the well-known water defenders prepared to stand trial beginning April 3.

Miguel Ángel Gámez, Alejandro Laínez García, Pedro Antonio Rivas Laínez, Teodoro Antonio Pacheco, and Saúl Agustín Rivas Ortega were arrested in January 2023 and accused of murdering an alleged military informant during a civil war over three decades ago. Rights groups worldwide have repeatedly highlighted that not only has the Salvadoran government failed to produce any proof of their guilt, but also the five men should be covered under a 1992 amnesty law related to the war.

"In the spirit of Saint Óscar Romero, these community leaders have embodied the legacy of the preferential option for the poor in their fight for justice and for the well-being of their communities," Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) senior adviser John Cavanagh said Monday, a day after the 44th anniversary of Romero's assassination in San Salvador.

"Now, we're calling for justice for the Santa Marta Five as they face politically motivated charges and attempts to silence their movement," added Cavanagh, whose group gave its 2009 Letelier-Moffitt Human Rights Award to the National Roundtable on Metals Mining, a coalition the arrested water defenders helped build.

[neishroom]

naomie a child actress? it’s more likely than u think...

[deepartnature]

‘Live at the Cheetah Vol. 1 & 2′: The Fania All-Stars’ Salsa Masterpiece

"Like any legendary record label worthy of its legacy, Fania Records was particularly attuned to both great music and savvy self-promotion. So when it initially assembled the cream of its late 1960s artist roster (Ray Barretto, Joe Bataan, Willie Colon, Larry Harlow, label co-founder Johnny Pacheco, et al.) to play a club date together as the Fania All-Stars, it was as much a celebration of the exciting sounds on New York City’s Latin music scene as a shrewd marketing exercise."

[worldleadersofsims]

Yamada Airport - 4:17pm

TW: Violence (Grabbing someone’s wrist)

Voicemail: 美沙子です、メッセージを残してください。(This is Misako, leave a message.) *BEEP* Kanako: みさちゃん？ 私は...さようならを言うために呼��でいます。二度と会えないのなら、私があなたとママとパパを愛していることを知ってください。 それらを教えてください。(Misa-chan? I'm... I'm calling to say goodbye. If we never see each other again, just know that I love you, and Mom and Dad. Tell them.)

Kanako: みさちゃん、子供の頃に作ったコードを覚えてる？ 私は差し迫った危険にさらされているので、それを使用する必要があるかもしれません。 「あじさいは逆境を通して美しく咲きます。」(Misa-chan, remember the code we made up as kids? I may need to use it because I am in imminent danger. "The Hydrangea blooms beautifully through adversity.")

Kidnapper: 急いで、叶子。 飛行機はもうすぐです。(Hurry up, Kanako. The plane is almost here.)

Kanako: *panicking* お願い、みさちゃん。 ママとパパに警告します。 広おじさんに警告します。 警察に警告します。(Please, Misa-chan. Warn mom and dad. Warn Uncle Hiro. Warn the police.) *The kidnapper snatches the phone from Kanako and hangs up*

*Kanako begins to cry when she feels her arm being moved and grabbed onto, tightly*

Kidnapper: さあ行こう！ 動く！ (Let’s go! Move!) Kanako: わかった！ わかった！(Okay! Okay!)

Kidnapper: 警察に警告しようと何を考えていましたか？ 私は誓う、小さな女の子、私はあなたを私と一緒に家に連れて帰り、あなたを殺すべきだった。(What were you thinking trying to alert the police? I swear, little girl, I should have taken you home with me and killed you.) Kanako: ごめんなさい。(I’m sorry.) Kidnapper: この飛行機に乗りなさい、あなたは雌犬です！(Get in this plane, you bitch!)

Eight Hours Later - Oasis Springs, New Nagara

*The kidnapper knocks on the door of a gated residence, which is opened by one of the residence*

Kidnapper: Jose-Luis Pacheco?

Kidnapper: I have your mail-order bride.

Kidnapper: Go on. State your name. Kanako: My name... is... Sherri.

Jose-Luis: Sherri, huh? Lovely name. And by the looks of it, you’ll make the perfect third person for our throuple. Tan’jiro tells me you used to work as a barmaid in Awabeniyama, is that right? Kanako: Y-yes.

Jose-Luis: Perfect. Mr. Takeda, you’re free to go. I’ll have the money ready for you in a week. Tan’jiro: Good. Behave yourself, Sherri. *Tan’jiro Takeda leaves the house*

Jose-Luis: Brooklynne will love you, Sherri. She’s been looking for someone for us the last few months. We’ll take great care of you.

Kanako: *thinking* みさちゃん、メッセージが届いたらいいなと思います。(Misa-chan, I hope you've gotten my message.)

[graphicpolicy]

Marvel Reveals Six Comics are Getting New Printings

Marvel Reveals Six Comics are Getting New Printings #comics #comicbooks

Fans will get a chance to dive into Marvel Comics’ most exciting new launches and ongoing series with new printings of X Lives of Wolverine #1, X Deaths of Wolverine #1, Fantastic Four: Reckoning War Alpha #1, Amazing Spider-Man #88, Mary Jane & Black Cat: Beyond #1, and Star Wars: The Halcyon Legacy #1. These sold-out issues will be available at comic shops starting on March 16, complete with…

[xplainthexmen]

In which Kelly and Seagle’s X-runs begin with immense promise; dark psychic residue gets just everywhere; Storm’s past is literally buried; Wolverine is just saying is all; Cecilia Reyes’s job doesn’t deserve her, and Cyclops and Phoenix are the worst at being normal.

X-PLAINED:

The Grey family reunion

X-Men #71-72

What counts as an Uncanny X-Men #138 cover reference

Baggage and also suitcases

Steve Seagle’s (scuttled) Phoenix plans

Bone whiskers

Telemarketer power moves

Cecilia Reyes

Marrow (Sarah)

Sam Guthrie’s tiny ponytail

The ol’ wall-of-televisions trope

The cost of one banana

Sebastian Shaw vs the IRS (maybe)

A mostly empty attic

Wolverine’s etiquette lessons

The dessert claw vs the salad claw

The physicality of Carlos Pacheco’s art

Cannonball, the grown-up in the room

Magneto’s increasingly complicated past

Magnus, Erik, and Max (again)

Uncanny X-Men #351-352

Cecilia Reyes’s return-to-office

Intersectionality

Pyro, forever dying of the Legacy Virus

Daredevil vs Cecilia Reyes’s bedside manner

Kevin, Lord of the Jungle

Ending conversations by turning into a bird

A.I.M.* (*Advanced Idea Mechanics)

Crows of Ill Portent

A Box of Entity

Condors and Cockatoos

Logan’s denim proclivities

Arcade vs. Mojo

Special thanks to Dylan Higgins for edits and production assistance!

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[why-i-love-comics]

Spider-Woman #5 - "Legacy" (2020)

written by Karla Pacheco art by Mattia De Iulis