#Xiomara Fernandez

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Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Alberto Fernandez and Evo Morales standing in front of a statue of former Argentinian President Nestor Kirchner, at the Nestor Kirchner Centro Cultural Kirchner in Buenos Aires, Argentina, 23 January 2023

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Sorry for the long edit but I had to make it for today it's my edit called won't have to cry no more and in God's hands for Bella Marie “Bells” Rzucek, Nico Lee Rzucek, Celeste Cathryn “CeCe” Rzucek, Shan'ann Cathryn Rzucek, Samantha Joy “Sammie” Crespi, Tessara Kate “Tessa” Crespi, Maria Agnes Benko Barsi, Judith Eva Barsi, Bella Skye Edwards, Mylee Faith Billingham, 5-year-old Bella, Nadia Zofia Kalinowska, Star Hobson and Arthur Labinjo-Hughes, Little Jalayah Eason,Sherin Susan “Saraswati” Mathews, LillyAnn Grace Reck, Gabrielle Renae “Gabby” Barrett, Serenity Anne Deal, Emily Rae Canales, Mary Anne Welch, Teagan Batstone, Delilah Quinn Bieski, Elwyn Crocker Jr., Joseph Augustus “Boy in the Box” Zarelli, Luana Ketlen, Mia Ugalde-Jorris, https://images.findagrave.com/photos/2009/175/18788549_124596147061.jpg, Mary Ellen Wilson, Caroline and Madison Rae King, Leiliana Wright, Ava Jordan Wood, Mercedes Losoya, Mary Crocker, Lois Janes, Noah Cautro, Anthony Avalos, Gabriel Fernandez, Harmony Montgomery, Kayden Mancuso, Kyra Scott, Kyra Franchetti, Keira Kagan, Cherish Jackson, Zahra Ghulami, Bella Fontenelle, Nylah Lewis, Laura Hobbs and Krystal Tobias, Ellie Butler, Nevaeh Ager, Lola James, Tiba Al-Ali,22, Sophia Peters, Amyira Felder, Caylee Marie Anthony, Xiomara Jonsales Fernandez, Nixzmary Brown, Alexandra Flores, Adrianna Anderson, and Elisa Izquierdo,

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✉ Xio ↔ Danny

Xio: Detectives are here.

Xio: With a search warrant.

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Henry & Jacinda’s teenage triplets in my Where You Lead verse...(Henry was raised by Neal, so they have his last name)

Lucia Cecelia “Lucy” Cassidy (Alison Fernandez)

Xiomara Belle “Xo” Cassidy (Isabella Gomez)

Matias Neal “Mat” Cassidy (Jason Genao)

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Annapolis, Maryland - MAY 27: U.S. President Joe Biden delivers the commencement address during the graduation and commissioning ceremony at the U.S. Naval Academy Memorial Stadium on May 27, 2022 in Annapolis, Maryland. A total of 1,100 sailors and Marines graduated from the service academy. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images/AFP (Photo by Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images North America/Getty Images via AFP)

Blame Game Begins As Biden’s Summit of the Americas Stumbles Towards ‘Summit Without Americas’

— Wyatt Reed

As the US-sponsored Summit of the Americas appears increasingly irrelevant, a key anti-imperialist organizer behind the alternative ‘People’s Summit of the Americas’ says the Biden administration has no one to blame but itself.

The 9th Summit of the Americas hasn’t even started, but efforts to pin the blame for the meeting’s anticipated failures have already begun in earnest. While President Biden’s top Latin America advisor, Juan Gonzalez, continues to insist publicly that the US is “really confident that the summit” slated for June 6th - 10th “will be well-attended,” promises by a number of Latin American heads of state to skip the gathering suggest otherwise.

Last month, Mexico’s President Lopez Obrador publicly objected to the US refusal to include the governments of Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Cuba, and pledged to skip the event unless the decision was reversed. A number of the region’s nations followed suit, and now Bolivian President Luis Arce, Honduran President Xiomara Castro, St. Vincents and the Grenadines Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves, all appear likely to be no-shows.

Many other leaders, including Chile’s Gabriel Boric and Argentina’s Alberto Fernandez, have said they’ll be in attendance but condemned the ostracism of their neighbors. According to Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, “almost 90% of the governments of the continent have had the courage, in different ways, to express their protest against the exclusion.” On May 26th, 15 members of US Congress publicly called on Biden to “reconsider the omission of Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to this year’s Summit of the Americas.”

US won’t be able to use summit to sabotage China-Latin America ties

On Sunday, the editorial board of the Washington Post–a relatively reliable barometer of the US foreign policy –pointed the finger at the region as a whole for purported fractures in regional unity, claiming “it’s hard to get the Americas together” since “the Americas are coming apart” and suggesting that “the lingering influence of Cuba’s regime” bears much of the responsibility.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro offered a different perspective. In comments to Venezuela’s Radio del Sur, the country’s commander-in-chief explained that by not inviting countries it disagrees with politically, “the US government itself took it upon itself” to sabotage “the possibility of success at this summit.” And he’s certainly not the only one to view the divisions bubbling over into public view as the handiwork of the host country.

“The exclusion of Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, already have made Biden’s summit a failed summit,” said Manolo de los Santos, Co-Coordinator of the People's Summit of the Americas, an alternative to Biden’s gathering that’s slated to take place in Los Angeles concurrently, and which is billed as “a coming together of social movements, trade unions, community organizations, social justice groups from… across the Americas.”

De Los Santos told Sputnik News that Biden’s “intention of making it a summit only for his friends, for those who agree fully with him and align with his policies,” means that “most of Latin America is not included,” and “not just the formally excluded countries.”

US Gears Up for Summit of Americas Next Week, But Still Unclear Who Will Attend

"Mexico City, Buenos Aires and La Paz are not satisfied with Washington’s desire to focus the work of this forum on the Ukrainian topic and not invite the most important regional players — Havana, Caracas and Managua — because of their pro-Russian position on the situation around Ukraine," the SVR said in a statement on May 23.

"One week is not the 11th hour when it comes to — when it comes to, you know, how things move. And so, that is that is a lifetime away for us as a — as a White House," Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said on Wednesday. "And as soon as we have the final list, we will share that."

"Attempts to impose on Latin Americans the line of the West on Ukraine led to the opposite effect. Instead of isolating Russia in Latin America, the United States and its Ukrainian allies have found themselves isolated," the SVR said.

That’s why De Los Santos says he’s working “not just to offer an alternative vision, but to confront the narrative of US foreign policy that continues to see Latin America simply as its backyard–or as Biden calls it, its 'front yard,'” but to show that “there’s actually something bigger stronger and that’s coming together not just from Latin America but in unity with the progressive forces inside the United States.”

In an ironic twist, it’s likely that the most visible unity on display in Los Angeles in the coming days will be outside the Convention Center where numerous Latin American leaders will be absent.

According to De Los Santos, Citlalli Hernandez, the Secretary General of Mexican President Lopez Obrador’s Morena Party, and influential figures from the Landless Workers Movement, the party of leading Brazilian presidential candidate Lula da Silva, will be in Los Angeles–but they’ll be addressing the People’s Summit, instead of the State Department-organized meeting inside.

“That’s why this people’s summit is so important,” De Los Santos says: “because it offers a direct challenge to these designs of the US government to not only exclude but to impose itself on the Latin American region.” In this sense, “it’s an expression of all the changes and movements that are happening as we speak across the continent, not just for a better life but for the actual transformation of society.”

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California Man Sentenced For Sexually Abusing And Killing Stepdaughter In 2012

California Man Sentenced For Sexually Abusing And Killing Stepdaughter In 2012

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In 2012, nine-year-old Xiomara Jonsales-Fernandez was found dead in the parking lot of the Los Altos Methodist Church in Long Beach, California. Her throat had been cut.

The officers who came across the little girl’s body also saw 36-year-old Jacinto Trujillo, Xiomara’s stepfather, nearby with self-inflicted stab wounds. Though he raised her from the time she was just a baby, he’d…

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Xiomara had been behind the bar with Lola for the first half of her shift, trying to help out during the rush. It was until about half way through her shift one of the dancers came and got her to tell her someone personally requested her presence. She made her way into the back and got into her outfit before going to where the dancer told her too. She opened the door only to find Danny sitting on the couch. She rolled her eyes slightly as she kicked the door shut with her foot. “Do you realize how crazy it is out there right now?” She asked, making her way over towards him. She moved her hand next to his head, resting the palm of her hand on the couch cushion. “Couldn’t find someone else to occupy your time?” @allnightmusing