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Can't Stop the Bleeding (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
... says. “He won’t fight another Mexican in his last fight . I tested him on that. I asked about [Julio Cesar] Chavez Jr., which would be his easiest test. He said no. The Mexicans would hate him.” Interestingly, even though he would be missing out on a huge payday, Margarito seems to understand De La Hoya’s predicament and even agrees with his decision. So, if Cotto wins, he would appear...
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ESPN (Free subscription) | 15 hours ago
In order to see this media, please download Macromedia Flash Player 8Cotto-Margarito Weigh-InLAS VEGAS -- When Antonio Margarito climbs into the ring Saturday night, Julio Cesar Chavez and Salvador Sanchez will be with him in the minds of Mexico.When Miguel Cotto joins Margarito at center stage in the MGM Grand Garden, the WBA welterweight champion will be accompanied in spirit by Wilfredo...
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Dominican Today (Free subscription) | 07/23/2008
SANTO DOMINGO.- Central Electoral Board (JCE) president Julio Cesar Castaños said Wedenesday that 10,000 cases of Civil Registry fraud have been detected in the last year.
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All Africa (Free subscription) | 07/23/2008
... his computer and avoid using his club's website to criticise the coach, Ertugral is going nowhere.JULIO CESAR LEAL (Moroka Swallows)Expectations are high at the sleeping giants after the Brazilian's arrival. Swallows boss Leon Prins should give Leal time to rebuild and is not likely send the man back to Rio should the Birds' feathers be ruffled.RUUD KROL (Orlando Pirates)Krol's first...
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American Power (Free subscription) | 07/19/2008
FrontPageMag has posted the Discover the Networks listing for Professor Julio Pino , of the Department of History at Kent State University . Pino's department page lists this biographical information : Julio Cèsar Pino is Associate Professor of History at Kent State University, Ohio, specializing in Latin American History. He received his Ph.d in History from the University of...
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Denver Post (Free subscription) | 07/19/2008
... and Bolivia. In Ecuador, "economic power has always prevailed over political power," said Julio Cesar Trujillo, a constitutional law professor in Quito. "In this moment, political power is taking revenge." Government officials said the companies are all part of the Isaias Group, run by brothers and former Ecuadoran bankers Roberto and William Isaias, who now live in Coral Gables,...
