#carlos romero

[chezbergerlmao]

i tend to get obsessed with the most obscure characters so i adopted these two background teenagers from the operation maurice episode and made them my ocs, tysm 🤭

(i know i literally just posted my intro post but like..them)

[grimbunnies]

Carlos: "Now that we're alone... I've been thinking a lot about you, Maggie, and all the great times we shared. Times with Maria. Times without her..."

Margaret: "Carlos! Are you serious?"

Carlos: "¡Sí!"

Margaret: "Yes! Look at that stone!"

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Mala calificación para el “Mocho Romero” - Antioquia Amanece

Whatever happened to «el mocho», Carlos Romero? I believe he was the mayor of Medellín, Colombia. We used to see videos of him all the time on Tumblr. Did he leave office?

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Lance (Lorenzo Lamas), Melissa (Ana Alicia), Carlo Agretti (Carlos Romero) et Angela (Jane Wyman).

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El MAS lanza su Congreso en Lauca Ñ, en medio de divisiones

El X congreso del Movimiento al Socialismo – Instrumento Político por la Soberanía de los Pueblos (MAS–IPSP) comenzó en Lauca Ñ, Cochabamba, sin presencia de algunas organizaciones sociales. Esto ha generado división entre los “arcistas” y los “evistas” quienes empiezan a reclamar la falta de legitimidad que estas ausencias dejan al encuentro. Sandra Baldivieso, ejecutiva del MAS Cercado,…

[perfettamentechic]

21 giugno … ricordiamo …

21 giugno … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic

2022: Elettra Romani, attrice teatrale, comica e cabarettista italiana. Nel 1949 esordì come ballerina di avanspettacolo, poi soubrette, e infine attrice sia drammatica che brillante. Nel 1959 si unì professionalmente e sentimentalmente al comico Alfonso Tomas con cui svolse tournée di avanspettacolo: i due poi nel 1980 formarono il “Duo Tomas”, coppia comica cabarettistica. Nel 1990 lavora in…

[matchalovertrait]

Alegría v Caruso: Day 3, Pt. 1

This was it. The final day. If today's lineup of testimonial witnesses and evidence didn't help, then what would? It would be over for a certain team.

Antonio adjusted his black tie with blue stripes. He would never pick out a suit like this, but Yoltic insisted on it. "You two have to match. It's psychology stuff! It will help," he claimed when Antonio went to pick up his clothes at The Beehive. Yoltic doesn't do this with Antonio's other clients, but okay....

"Please state your name and occupation for the record," Antonio asked.

"Carlo Mancini. Long-time chef. Food entrepreneur," the man briefly stated.

That name held weight for the former Diced Junior competitors. Lewis, who was in attendance with Rubiya and Alex, felt the ginger hairs on the back of his neck stand up. They all looked like intimidated middle schoolers again in the presence of the harsh critic.

"How do you know Ms. Alegría?"

"I judged her on Diced Junior about nine years ago."

"And what was your impression of her as a young chef?"

"Immature," he responded matter-of-factly.

The people in the courtroom gasped. They thought he was on her side! What?!

"But," Carlo continued, "she was only a child. A talented one. She has a great career for someone her age, certainly not immature."

Ohhhhh.... okay, let him cook.

"Would you say her dishes had a recognizable style, even back then?"

"Yes. She's big on tomatoes for some odd reason, but that is only one of her signatures."

"Based on your expertise, does Ms. Alegría's work show originality?"

Carlo was already getting bored, but he wanted to help. If he had to explain things simply for these people to understand, so be it.

"If one competes on Diced Junior, they must be original. They are given mystery ingredients and brainstorm on the spot. Perhaps on other shows, the contestants are given a heads-up prior to filming, but not on Diced Junior. It's a rigorous show that holds it chefs to much higher standards."

"Thank you, Mr. Mancini. No further questions."

Isabela was next. "Mr. Mancini, do you believe that someone being selected for Diced Junior proves they can be a good student at Santoro?" she asked.

"Not necessarily."

"But how can you be so sure that Ms. Alegría's skills were refined enough for Santoro? That she deserved that spot?"

"I've tasted her food. She has talent."

"And yet, you eliminated her," Isabela expressed directly.

"Because of simple mistakes. Someone had to be eliminated-"

"Ms. Alegría couldn't even make it to the final round of a children's cooking competition, yet we're supposed to believe she was one of the most promising culinary students at a prestigious school?"

"Yes, actually. And if she had made it onto the third round, I'm sure I would be able to guess which was her dish without being told. She didn't need to steal any recipes."

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[psikonauti]

Carlos Orozco Romero (Mexican,1898-1984)

La Fuga, 1936

Oil on canvas

[chezbergerlmao]

ngl drawing in the knd style is fun ^^

[grimbunnies]

Rosario: ¡Bruto! ¿Qué pensaría mamá? ¿Por qué papá?

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Mary L. Trump at The Good in Us:

Over the last few months, some erstwhile supporter’s of Donald have started to notice his blatant disregard for human life, as if this disregard is new. I personally have been aware of this since the 1970s. Others who started paying attention during the 2015/2016 presidential campaign have also long been well aware of his cruelty and lack of empathy—particularly towards the more vulnerable among us. As the Trump regime ramps up its mass deportations of migrants to El Salvador's, infamous mega prisons even the likes of Joe Rogan, who helped get him elected, are starting to be alarmed. [...] What Rogan is referring to here is the fact that innocent people are mistakenly being identified as gang members and being deported without any due process whatsoever. ICE doesn’t even know for a fact whether or not these men are who ICE claims they are. Knowing the fascists behind these lawless acts are the so-called “Border Czar” Tom Homan and Secretary of Homeland Security and puppy murderer Kristi Noem, I have every reason to believe the “mistakes” are intentional. The gay hairdresser Rogan referred to is actually makeup artist, Andry José Hernández Romero, who was deported based on his having a crown tattoo. Romeros is described by those who know him as a kind, creative soul who is an active member in his church drama troupe. I have one question for Rogan: When did you start paying attention? Because if this is the first inkling you have of what Donald Trump and the sycophants and fascist with whom he surrounds himself are capable of, you clearly have not been paying attention. [...] Here's an incomplete list of some of the men who have been wrongfully detained and illegally transported to the notorious CECOT mega-prison:

Franco Tiapa, 26, from Venezuela who was simply deported for having the wrong kind of tattoo.

Daniel Camargo, a 20 year old asylum seeker deported for a tattoo of his daughter’s name and praying hands.

Neri Borges, a Dallas man, who was arrested and deported because of an autism awareness tattoo he got in honor of his brother.

Luis Carlos José Marcano Silva, a 26-year-old barber who was detained at an immigration hearing in Miami last month because he has a tattoo of Jesus of Nazareth and one of his daughters name.

Jerce Reyes Barrios, a former professional footballer who was deported based on a tattoo of a soccer ball with a crown on top of it, in honor of his favorite soccer team, Real Madrid.

Francisco Casique, who was deported for having tattoos that say “Live in the Moment” and “Family” in Spanish.

Casique’s family has published evidence that he has no criminal background whatsoever. One has to wonder if it will matter. The Trump regime has bestowed upon itself the authority to deport Venezuelan migrants they claim are part of Tren de Aragua, a violent gang from that country, based primarily on their tattoos or the kinds of clothes they wear.

[...] Donald and his regime claim people chose to put him in office specifically for them to be as cruel as humanly possible to people with brown skin—especially if they're undocumented workers who have allegedly committed crimes. The idea that they would take care specifically to target such people was unbelievable from the outset—especially given the Trump regime’s hostility to all marginalized communities and its clear intention to do away with Section 1 of the Fourteenth Amendment (Section three has already been rendered inoperative). So many of the men detained by ICE and sent to El Salvador have no criminal records. ICE agents targeted them simply because they had “suspicious” tattoos and brown skin. It is an exercise in petty power designed to elevate the worst among us. We are throwing the keys over to the brown shirts.

Even Joe Rogan is calling the CECOT situation in which people were wrongly sent there an abomination.

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Carlo Agretti (Carlos Romero), Melissa (Ana Alicia) et Lance (Lorenzo Lamas).

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Título:Migración Beni descubre que funcionario fue corrompido para emitir visa a narcotraficante

Texto:Luego de descubrir que Rinat L. S. P., jefe de Extranjería en Beni, otorgó una visa temporal de un año al narcotraficante uruguayo Sebastián Enrique Marset Cabrera, la directora de Migración de Beni, Andrea Miranda Sosa, en una conferencia de prensa, denunció que el cabecilla de la maniobra sería Yamil Omar Alderete Gabriel, un exfuncionario y hombre de confianza del exministro de Gobierno…

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Se investiga a exfuncionarios públicos por supuestos "narcovínculos"

Texto:Desde el equipo de gobierno del presidente Luis Arce, el diputado Héctor Arce acusó al exministro Carlos Romero de ser parte de una organización criminal, a raíz de la implicación de una exfuncionaria de Migración en Santa Cruz, Noemí Barboza Achacollo, acusada de otorgarle en 2019 el pasaporte al narcotraficante uruguayo Sebastián Marset Cabrera. Paralelamente, acusaron al ministro de…

[groupieaesthetic]

Pov: Você tem um grupo no zap com os rapazes.

[artthatgivesmefeelings]

Rafael Romero Barros (Spanish, 1832-1895) Carlos Romero de Torres niño, ca.1875-76 Museum of Fine Arts of Córdoba