Meanwhile, Pumas go into their decisive showdown with Pachuca in fine fettle following last week's 8-0 win over Veracruz. |
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Support was provided for the establishment of the Intercultural University of Veracruz, and its operation is being followed up. |
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This lack of justice is repeated in other states such as Guerrero, Oaxaca, and Veracruz where armed groups are known to exist. |
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The respiratory disease first made headlines in April 2009, when an epidemic was discovered in the Mexican state of Veracruz. |
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The man decided to take the holy image to the church of Veracruz in the old city of Managua. |
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Two government officials in Veracruz resigned soon after the busfull of journalists departed. |
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Further findings were then reported in 1986 in Veracruz State in experimental plots. |
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A small delegation of entrepreneurs arrived off the port of Veracruz later that year. |
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Diversification of production in marginal areas in the State of Veracruz, Mexico. |
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I am in charge of quality control at the Limonestitla mill in Veracruz, Mexico. |
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Unless the government of Veracruz determines Goyo was killed for his reporting, the federal government is unlikely to step in. |
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To the surprise of many, the state government of Veracruz handed over the homicide file to the visiting delegation of journalists. |
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Here, chefs serve trout and seafood brought from the neighboring state of Veracruz. |
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There were more froth and spills when kayaker Dane Jackson filmed his 60-foot drop over a waterfall in Veracruz, Mexico. |
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Sena Querib, 22 years old, lives together with Hector, 24, and their little 3-year girl in Northern Veracruz, one of the poorest area of Veracruz. |
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The established consulados of Mexico City and Lima were firmly controlled by criollos, so a new consulado was set up at Veracruz. |
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Puebla was built because of the need of a Spanish settlement in the route between Mexico City and the port of Veracruz. |
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The smallest storm on record, Tropical Storm Marco, formed during October 2008, and made landfall in Veracruz. |
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Acapulco would become the second most important port, after Veracruz, due to its direct trade with the Philippines. |
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Products brought from Asia were sent to Acapulco then overland to Veracruz, and then shipped to Spain aboard the West Indies Fleets. |
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The areas from the capital east to the port of Veracruz saw significant regional development along this main transportation route. |
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Hurricane Karl hit the mountains of Puebla and the water began to drag the soil from the forest into Tlacotalpan city and into the port of Veracruz. |
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Ernesto is forecast to plow through Veracruz state and into central Mexico on Friday as a tropical depression. |
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The French intervened in Mexico through Veracruz for the first time in the 1838, in what became the Pastry War. |
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The top-seeded Oaxaca Warriors will play host to Veracruz. |
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All are rectangular but with borders carved in low relief in the complex interlace motif that is the hallmark of the Classic Central Veracruz style. |
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In July his men took over Veracruz and he placed himself under direct orders of new king Charles I of Spain. |
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Mexico had invited delegates from the country's 18 States, but the State of Tabasco and South Veracruz representatives could not be present due to the heavy rains the region was experiencing. |
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The Institute, in coordination with SNDIF, is to establish specific modules in migrant holding centres in four Mexican States for children in INM's charge: Veracruz, Chiapas, Oaxaca and Tabasco. |
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I have attended two courses in Mexico City and two here in Veracruz state. |
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The Port of Veracruz and SEPSA, the main operator in the port for coal and scrap metal traffics have set up an action plan aiming at reducing the impact of these traffics on the population of the North of the city. |
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He stressed the commitment of Mexico in support of the IOC of UNESCO and the importance that the Mexican Government attributed to hosting IOCARIBE VII in Veracruz. |
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Thus far, only Mexico City, Baja California and the state of Veracruz stand out as the few regions that have been pro-active in climate change, with programs ranging from traffic reduction to wind farms to reforestation. |
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While there, I had the opportunity to visit La Heroica Escuela Naval Militar in Veracruz and to pay respect to fallen Mexican heroes in the Hall of Honour. |
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Veracruz city and Harbor gave everyone of us a warm welcome. |
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Veracruz is the largest mango producer in the country, grown on 31,640 hectares producing 287,000 tons. |
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Today, the state of Veracruz, rich in natural resources, is an important component of Mexico's economy. |
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Veracruz was a pioneer in both the extraction and refining of petroleum products. |
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Most highway, rail and air connections link to the port of Veracruz and other ports to the south. |
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Veracruz cuisine divides into six regions called Sotavento, Centro Norte, Centro Sur, Sierra, Costa Norte, and Los Tuxtlas. |
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It also contains a collection of historical photographs related to Veracruz and art. |
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Despite being the first Spanish settlement, the city of Veracruz lost most its older structures to the various invasions it has suffered. |
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The state of Veracruz, especially its port, has been a crossroads for various cultures since the very early colonial period. |
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The port of Veracruz has brought cargo, sailors, seamen, and slaves from various parts of the world, especially from the Caribbean and Europe. |
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Tourism mostly centers on the port city of Veracruz but there are other destinations. |
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Many of the state major historical and cultural monuments are located in the port of Veracruz. |
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The first three are the ports for heavy cargo ships, with Veracruz the most important of the three. |
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The port of Veracruz alone handles over 12 million tons of freight per year. |
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He was taken prisoner and spent two years as a prisoner at the garrison of Veracruz before he was sent back to Spain. |
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From there, the Spanish sent galleons to Acapulco, where goods were shipped to Mexico City and then to Veracruz, for transportation to Spain. |
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Oil refining in Salamanca received raw material through pipelines from Poza Rica, Veracruz and from Tabasco. |
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Veracruz state Civil Protection spokeswoman Nohemi Guzman Lagunes said authorities were checking bridges and buildings for structural damage. |
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In Mexico it operates in Ensenada, Manzanillo, and Veracruz and soon Punta Colonet. |
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The construction of the Castrip facility would be started by TYASA at its Ixtaczoquitlan site near Orizaba, Veracruz, Mexico. |
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The Caribbean port of Veracruz was small, with its hot, pestilential climate not a draw for permanent settlers. |
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In 1765 the crown created a monopoly on tobacco, which directly affected agriculture and manufacturing the Veracruz region. |
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In 1787 during the Bourbon Reforms Veracruz became an intendancy, a new administrative unit. |
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Goods were taken from Veracruz to Atlantic ports in the Americas and Spain. |
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Veracruz was also the main port of entry in mainland New Spain for European goods, immigrants, and African slaves. |
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His first letter is lost, and the one from the municipality of Veracruz has to take its place. |
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Those who leave the state mostly go to Quintana Roo, Campeche and Veracruz. |
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Those that migrate to the state mostly come from Chiapas, Veracruz and Campeche. |
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On its east, Veracruz has a significant share of the coastline of the Gulf of Mexico. |
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Its cuisine reflects the many cultural influences that have come through the state because of the importance of the port of Veracruz. |
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Veracruz has been described as having one of the richest varieties of wildlife in the western hemisphere. |
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The Olmecs, one of the oldest cultures in the Americas, became dominant in the southern part of Veracruz. |
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Other major centers in the state include Tres Zapotes in the city of Veracruz and La Venta in Tabasco. |
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A small contingent of the expedition remained at Veracruz, while the main body of conquerors moved inland. |
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The Spanish founded the port city of Veracruz on the coast, as the first municipality under the direct control of the king of Spain. |
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The first group of Franciscans arrived in Veracruz in 1524, walking barefoot to the capital of the Spanish colony of New Spain. |
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Veracruz became the principal and often only port to export and import goods between the colony of New Spain and Spain itself. |
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The municipalities of Tuxpan and Chicontepec belonged to Puebla until 1853, when they were annexed to Veracruz to give the state its final form. |
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After the French were expelled, the state government was in the port of Veracruz. |
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Veracruz is the largest producer of rice with 24,000 hectares producing 120,000 tons. |
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Although the crown's plans for both the Toluca and Veracruz portions of the king's highway were ambitious, the actual results saw improvements only for a localized network. |
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Veracruz was the first Spanish settlement founded in what became New Spain, but it endured as the only viable Gulf Coast port, the enduring gateway for Spain to New Spain. |
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Much of it now is on display at the Museo de Arte de Veracruz in Orizaba. |
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Today, the vast majority of Afro Mexicans in Veracruz and other parts of the country are spread out and intermixed with the rest of the population. |
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Veracruz had a number of encomiendas that changed hands a number of times, but early on came under the direct control of the Spanish crown rather than individual encomenderos. |
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During the colonial era, Veracruz was the main port of entry for immigrants from Spain, African slaves, and all types of luxury goods for import and export. |
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The focus of most of these activities is the port of Veracruz. |
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The route between Veracruz and the Spanish capital of Mexico City, built on the site of the Aztec capital Tenochtitlan, was the key trade route during the colonial era. |
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At the beginning of the 18th century, Tabasco and Veracruz united to combat the pirate threat, and succeeded in expelling them from the Isla del Carmen. |
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There were two major ports in New Spain, Veracruz the viceroyalty's principal port on the Atlantic, and Acapulco on the Pacific, terminus of the Manila Galleon. |
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Much of the reason for this is that the north of Veracruz is rugged with thick vegetation and relatively little of the resources the Spanish were looking for. |
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After staying in the city for six weeks, two Spaniards from the group left behind in Veracruz were killed in an altercation with an Aztec lord named Quetzalpopoca. |
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Ceramics have been made in almost all parts of Veracruz since the Olmecs. |
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Dozens of homes in Tampico, one of the main Gulf ports north of Veracruz, were waterlogged when the Panuco River burst its banks, forcing evacuations. |
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The full name of the state is Veracruz de Ignacio de la Llave. |
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Improved literacy bolsters both the informal and formal economies in Veracruz indicating policies designed to further literacy are vital for growing the regional economy. |
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The history of the native peoples of the state of Veracruz is complex. |
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African slaves were imported to Mexico through the Veracruz port. |
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The most important of these is Carnival in the city of Veracruz. |
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