Examples of using Polanco in English and their translations into Arabic
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Carlos Polanco Ramírez, a military service conscript, was reportedly arrested and beaten on 28 February 1997 at the military base of Pichanaki by personnel of the base. Subsequently he was allegedly handed over to the Special Commando Company Pachacútec No. 31, where he was allegedly tortured and thrown into the river Perené with a hood over his head.
In connection with the nomination for election to the Human Rights Committee contained in document CCPR/SP/54/Add.1, the Permanent Mission of the Dominican Republic to the United Nations has informed the Secretariat, in a note dated 10 September 1999, that the Government of the Dominican Republic had decided to withdraw the nomination of Ms. Rhadys Iris Abreu de Polanco as its candidate in the forthcoming elections to the Human Rights Committee.
(Signed): Rhadys ABREU DE POLANCO.
Polanco Reiner.
Polanco Prepon.
Polanco V Section.
The Polanco IV Section.
Hotel Camino Real Polanco- to.
(Signed) Rhadys Abreu de Polanco.
The Antara Shopping Center Plaza Polanco.
The most popular areas to go to are Cayoacán, Polanco and San Ángel.
One of the project is the Hotel Camino Real in Polanco, Mexico City.
Apparently they have seized all my assets, and I can't even afford to pay for the gardener at my house in Polanco.
Next, take the Chapultepec Exit and the Chivatito Road and then calle Emilio Castelar until you reach calle Tennyson in Polanco, sección IV.
The Egyptian, Belgian and El Salvadorian embassies are a mere minutes away, while the Polanco Metro Station is only 8 minutes on foot.
Julianne Polanco, California Office for Historic Preservation,
Mr. Homero Luis Hernández Sánchez*, Ms. Rhadys Abren de Polanco**, Ms. Ysset Román Maldonado, Ms. Elizabeth Ruiz, Mr. José Rivas, Ms. Magali Bello de Kemper.
The hotel is located 40 kilometers of the Benito Juárez Airport, at the exclusive neighborhood of Polanco very near several diplomatic embassies like those of Belgium, Egypt or India.
For example, in Colombia, congresswoman Orsinia Jusayú Polanco, of the Wayuu community, was the first indigenous woman to hold the seat reserved for indigenous peoples in the House of Representatives under the 1991 Constitution.
The letter contained death threats against and violent insults to Clara Arenas, Miguel Ángel Albizurez, Miguel Ángel Sandoval, Nery Rodenas, Frank LaRue, Mario Polanco, Abner Guoz, Marielos Monzón, Ronaldo Robles, Rosa María Bolaños and Helen Mack.