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ocandpersona-information-by-jtd · 3 years

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RDR2/RDO OC's:

- Irma "Sly" Braithwaite: [26] a young and rebellious woman who took over the Braithwaite property after the mansion is burned down by Van der Linde gang, and stopped the selling of moonshine and started producing crops [tobacco, wheat, barley, oats, rice, corn, vegetables] and raised livestock [chicken, cows, pigs, ducks, geese]. She has a horse named Bucky, an Andalusian war horse. Irma can be seen drinking whiskey, chewing and spiting out tobacco, or smoking a cigar. She is currently taking care of Gertrude Braithwaite, her younger sister. (Weapons of choice: twin pistols and shotgun)

- Peggy Stansfield: [23] A carefree and kind hillbilly that is a skinner for a living. She lives in the swamps of Lemoyne, near Bayou Nwa, in a wooden hut. She owns a bronze coated pony named Lucy, and a bloodhound named "Old Boy" Tucker. The Legendary Bull Gator (or known as "Lacartis" by the people of Lagras) often comes by to get meat from Peggy after skinning an animal. (Weapons of choice: Hunting shotgun, rope and bear traps)

- Leonard Chapman: [30] Used to be known as a freed slave, is now a trusting lawyer. Chapman lives in Saint Denis, helping with charity and supporting women's suffrage. He owns a grey and white cat named Ashes. (Weapons of choice: charisma and intelligence)

- Clara Cawthorn: [26] A woman of opportunity that wishes for adventure instead of her dull job as a store manager for her brother's general store, Clara smuggles food and medicine to the poor and sick. (Weapons of choice: revolver and dagger)

- Madame Francis Winchester: [29] A wealthy elite that has the heart of gold. She owns a large sum of land for growing cotton and a nearby mine for harvesting coal. She owns multiple horses, dogs, livestock and two donkeys. Her main horse is an white Arabian named Queenie. Lives in a white mansion with her fiancee Austin Maverick. Both show interest in Irma. (Weapons of choice: Winchester repeater and a golden Bowie knife)

- Austin Maverick: [30] An American ex-soldier that was sent home due to almost dying of Pneumonia, but lived and returned to full health. He met Francis when they were younger, and stayed with her ever since. Austin invested in selling fruit to futher increase Francis' profits. He owns Iron Grey Roan Ardennes named King, who Austin often uses to transport goods in his cart, and a Border Collie named Millie. (Weapons of choice: tomahawk, Midnight's Pistol, and rifle.)

- Julia 'Sanguine' Dawson: [36] a sultry and voluptuous saloon girl and prostitute that works in the Bastille Saloon, who supports women's suffrage and often accompanies riots when she isn't working. She can be found gossiping or smoking in her freetime, or drinking beer or wine at the bar. Julia killed the "vampire" in self defense after he tried to kill her. She is also interested in Leonard, although he doesn't "deal with prostitutes". (Weapons of choice: Ornate Dagger, throwing knives and a customized pistol.)

- Rosario "La Rosita" Alcazar: [20] The daughter of Ricardo Alcazar and his wife, Barbarella. She is adventurous and carefree attitude, and isn't afraid to mouth someone off. She takes care of the horses and animals for the Del Lobo gang. Rosario also owns a Splashed White American paint horse named Pancho. If she isn't on errands, Rosario is either drinking coffee and eating sweet bread, or hanging out with Yolanda. (Weapons of choice: Machete and Granger's revolver)

- Yolanda Montez: [21] Sole daughter of Carmela "La Muñeca" Montez. Her father was killed during a shoot out when she was a baby. Yola is quick to anger, and like Rosario, isn't afraid to insult a sheriff or a smug lawman. She often helps her mother run the Del Lobo hideout or is traveling with Rosario with her horse Dante, a Dark Bay Turkoman. She owns two chihuahuas named Milo and Beans. (Weapons of choice: Flaco's revolver, Lowry’s Revolver and lasso)

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mevelynberioso-blog · 5 years

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CATBALOGAN CITY

*THE HISTORY OF CATBALOGAN CITY* Catbalogan City was founded in October 1596 by Spanish Jesuit priests and became the capital of the entire island of Samar. Friar Francisco de Otazo, S.J., who arrived in the Philippines in 1596, founded the Catbalogan Mission and was thus the first missionary to bring the Catholic faith to the people of Catbalogan. In 1627, Catbalogan was raised to the status of residencia (residence or central house) and among its dependencies were Paranas where in 1629 Father Pedro Estrada actively evangelized the area and Calbiga where he took whiterocks or grey limestone to use as building blocks for its church. The church has some arc-like stone roof that was pasted together to dry on each block, giving an arching force to the side. On October 17, 1768, Catbalogan was ceded to the Franciscans who took over from the Jesuits. The first Franciscan parish priest was Fray Jose Fayo, OFM. During the early days of Spanish colonization of the Philippines in the 16th century, Samar was under the jurisdiction of Cebu but later was declared a separate province. In 1735, Samar and Leyte were united into one province with Carigara, in Leyte, as the capital. The union, however, did not prove satisfactory. In 1768, Catbalogan City became the provincial capital when Samar separated from Leyte and became an independent province. On January 27, 1900, the Americans captured Catbalogan City during the Philippine-American War (1899–1902). On June 17, 1902, a provincial civil government was established on Samar Island by an act of the Philippine Commission with Julio Llorente of Cebu as the first governor of Samar. On May 24, 1942, during World War II, Japanese forces landed in Barrio Pangdan and occupied the capital. On December 18, 1945, American and Filipino forces liberated Catbalogan City from the Japanese. In 1948, the barrios of Jiabong, Jiaan, Malino, San Fernando, Casapa, Camoroboan, Lologayan, Magcabitas, Paglayogan, Dogongan, Bayog, and Malobago were separated to form the municipality of Jiabong. On June 19, 1965, the Philippine Congress, along with the province's three congressmen, Eladio T. Balite (1st District), Fernando R. Veloso (2nd District) and Felipe J. Abrigo (3rd District), approved Republic Act No. 4221 dividing Samar into three provinces, namely Western Samar, Eastern Samar and Northern Samar, respectively. Catbalogan City thus ceased to be the capital of the whole island-province after enjoying the prestige of being the premier town of Samar for 197 years since 1768. On June 21, 1969, under Republic Act No. 5650, Western Samar was renamed Samar with Catbalogan City remaining as the capital. The greatest calamities to occur in Catbalogan City were big fires. The April 1, 1957 conflagration, considered as the most destructive one, caused damage to properties in the amount of thirty million pesos. The next was on May 19, 1969, where damage was estimated at twenty million pesos and the more than century-old Saint Bartholomew Roman Catholic Church was razed to the ground. Paradoxically, like the proverbial Phoenix, each time Catbalogan City suffered under the throes of these calamities, better buildings and infrastructures emerged from the ashes. As early as 1960, Catbalogan already agitated to become a city. In 1969, Rep. Fernando P. Veloso sponsored House Bill No. 1867 creating Catbalogan into a city. The bill was being deliberated in the Philippine Senate, but the blaze of 1969 unfortunately caused it to be shelved. Subsequent efforts were made by Catbalogan political leaders, including former Representative Catalino V. Figueroa, during his term, to make Catbalogan's cityhood dream a reality despite strong and rabid opposition by the League of Cities of the Philippines, particularly Catbalogan City's neighboring Calbayog under the administration of Mayor Mel Senen Sarmiento. On March 15, 2007, Catbalogan finally attained its cityhood. Under the sponsorship of Senator Alfredo S. Lim and by virtue of Republic Act No. 9391, Catbalogan was converted into a component city known as the CITY of CATBALOGAN following a unanimous vote by the Philippine Senate. Senator Manuel Villar, Jr. (President of the Senate), Congressman Jose De Venecia, Jr. (Speaker of the House of Representatives), Oscar G. Yabes (Secretary of the Senate), Roberto P. Nazareno (Secretary General, House of Representatives) and Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo (President of the Philippines) were among its signatories. The residents of Catbalogan overwhelmingly ratified this change through a Comelec plebiscite on June 16, 2007 with over 92% "Yes" votes for cityhood. However, Catbalogan temporarily lost its cityhood, along with 15 other cities, after the Supreme Court of the Philippines, in a very close 6–5 vote, granted a petition filed by the League of Cities of the Philippines, and declared the cityhood law (RA 9391) which allowed the town to acquire its city status, unconstitutional. On December 10, 2008, Catbalogan and the other 15 cities affected filed a motion for reconsideration with the Supreme Court. More than a year later, on December 22, 2009, acting on said appeal, the Court reversed its earlier ruling as it ruled that "at the end of the day, the passage of the amendatory law (regarding the criteria for cityhood as set by Congress) is no different from the enactment of a law, i.e., the cityhood laws specifically exempting a particular political subdivision from the criteria earlier mentioned. Congress, in enacting the exempting law/s, effectively decreased the already codified indicators. As such, the cityhood status of Catbalogan was effectively restored. *TOURIST SPOTS IN CATBALOGAN CITY* Catbalogan City is the capital of the province of Samar or Western Samar. It is a hundred kilometres away from Tacloban City, the regional center of Eastern Visayas. Catbalogan is known for its fishing industry that is why it is celebrating a month-long festivity called Manaragat Festival during the month of August. Manaragat means fishermen in English. The 24th of August is the city’s Fiesta in honor of St. Bartholomew, the Patron Saint of Catbaloganons. I had the chance to explore this wonderful capital city of Samar and decided to write an article about it. Whether you’re a Catbaloganon or a tourist who wants to explore this beautiful city, here are 12 things to do or places to visit within Catbalogan in no particular order. 1. Visit Catbalogan City Hall and see this unique Monument of Rizal. The monument of Dr. Jose Rizal located at the park in front of Catbalogan City Hall is probably the most unique Rizal monument in the world. This monument, representing a bust of Rizal on the top of his two novels, Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo, carried by three muscular men who are all naked except for a leaf that covers their frontal private parts, was sculptured by Miguel Alcazar, a native of Catbalogan. 2. Take pictures of Samar Provincial Capitol. Visiting Catbalogan City is visiting the capital of the province of Samar. Thus, don’t forget to set your foot in front of the Samar Provincial Capitol Building. A picture with this majestic and neo-classical structure would probably one of the best souvenirs you can have when you visit Catbalogan. 3. Hang out at Imelda Park and remember the history behind the Obelisk. The Obelisk is located at the park in front of the Capitol building. The Obelisk depicts the four major events in Samar’s history: the 1901 Balangiga Encounter during the Philippine-American War (1899–1902); the 1649 Sumuroy Rebellion led by Juan Sumuroy in Palapag against the Spaniards; the arrival of the first Jesuit missionaries to Samar on October 15, 1596; and the August 11, 1841 declaration of Samar as an independent province by Queen Isabella II of Spain. Imelda Park is one of Catbaloganons’ favorite places to hang out with friends, families, and kids. Several big trees make the park a great place to play, jog, or just relax and breath some fresh air. 4. Honor the Patron Saint of Catbalogan at St. Bartholomew Church. The Church of St. Bartholomew was originally built in 1616. However, its present form was formed when Father Felix Carreon, OFM set out to repair the church in 1814, more than 50 years after it was first burned in 1760. The altars of the church were constructed by Father Martin de Yepes. The church was burned for a second time in 1835 but was rebuilt by the Franciscans. The old image of the patron saint, St. Bartholomew, is presently kept in the rectory. The Church is located at San Bartolome Street in Catbalogan City. 5. Pay a tribute to the victims of the MV Doña Paz tragedy at The Pieta Park. The Pieta Park is located adjacent to St. Bartholomew Church. The park has a statue of The Pieta, a statue that depicts the body of Jesus on the lap of his mother Mary after the Crucifixion. It serves as a memorial to honor Catbaloganons and four thousand-plus other who perished in the tragic collision of MV Doña Paz and the oil tanker MT Vector on December 20, 1987. 6. Relax at Rosario Hills Mountain View Park Resort. Located at Brgy. New Mahayag in Catbalogan City, the resort is a great place to go if you have kids with you. The place offers separate swimming pools for adults and children. They also have a children’s playground, which includes kiddie rides, swings, see-saws, monkey bar and slides. This is a perfect choice if you prefer to view a rice field, climb green hills, and relax in a mountainside resort. 7. Enjoy swimming and the food at Juvie’s Resort & Restaurant. If you prefer a seaside resort and feel the breeze of Maqueda Bay, then you might love Juvie’s Resort & Restaurant at Brgy. San Roque Buri Island. The resort offers a restaurant built at the beach and a swimming pool overlooking Maqueda Bay. Juvie’s Resort also offers various accommodations ranging from native types villas and nipa hut cottages if you like to stay overnight or even longer. 8. Chill out at M Grand Royale Resort. M Grand Royale Resort is one of the best places that I visited in Catbalogan City. Located inside Executive Heights in Brgy. Guinsorongan, the resort is situated on a hilltop. It has an infinity pool and a restaurant overlooking Maqueda Bay. This place will give you an elegant view of Catbalogan city’s sunset. It is truly an ultimate tourist destination in the city, and it’s just a few minute ride from Catbalogan downtown area. 9. Experience once-in-a-lifetime adventure at Central Cave. With more than 100 caves that have been officially indexed and more than a thousand caves still to be explored, Samar Island posed to be the caving capital of the Philippines. Located at Barangay Kawayan, the Central Cave is one of the spectacular caves in Samar. Getting inside the Central Cave will give visitors and adventure lovers the opportunity to see the stunning stalagmites, stalactites and other natural formations inside the cave. For a great and safe caving experience, you can reach cave master Joni Abesamis Bonifacio of Trexplore. 10. Watch the colorful Manaragat Festival Parade. The Manaragat Festival is an August month-long celebration to honor St. Bartholomew, the city’s Patron Saint who is believed to preserve the richness of Maqueda Bay and its marine lives for the people of Catbalogan and Samar. The highlight of the festivity is the Manaragat Parade held a day before the fiesta. The parade is joined by various tribes from Catbalogan and nearby towns. The performers wear colorful costumes and dance intricate movements that mimic the fishes and other marine creatures of Maqueda Bay. 11. Shop at Catbalogan Public Market and Centro Mall. Experience the usual life of a Catbaloganon by buying something to cook from the market. Your stay in Catbalogan would not be complete without going to the Catbalogan Public Market. If you need to shop for apparels, the Centro Mall, the city’s biggest department store, is just located next to the public market. 12. Buy dried fish, dried squid and rock oyster for pasalubong. You can also buy those products at the public market or even at the terminal but as far as I remember, during my childhood days, we buy dried fish, dried squid and sisi (rock oyster contained in bottles) at Brgy. Ubanon. As Catbalogan is famous for its fishing industry, those marine products could be your best pasalubong for your friends and loved ones. *DELICACIES IN CATBALOGAN CITY* Bestsellers include corioso (crunchy butter cookies), torta (an ensaymada-like cake), roscas (sugar sprinkled cookies), Delicias de Pili, Hopia de Pili, Polvoron de Pili, & Ube Pastillas. Binagol is a local specialty made of grated talyan root (a type of root crop similar to taro) steamed in a coconut shell and wrapped and tied in banana leaves. Binagol is mixed with coconut milk, condensed milk, sugar and cooked like a sticky cake.

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desaparecidos-prensa-pnp-blog · 5 years

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AVISO A LA COMUNIDAD: PERSONAS UBICADAS EN LOS ÚLTIMOS DÍAS

Lima, 30 de abril del 2019

Ellos aparecieron ……... Comunícale a familiares y amigos

La Policía Nacional del Perú, a través de la División de Investigación de Personas Desaparecidas de la Dirección Contra la Trata de Personas y Tráfico ilícito de Migrantes, como un servicio a la comunidad brinda la relación de personas ubicadas, en los últimos días, con el fin de brindar tranquilidad a la ciudadanía.

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CAMERO PACCO SHIRLEY JULIA 13

RAQUI SOLIER FRANCHESCA 12

RAQUI SOLIER VALERY 5

YARANGA TUPIA FLOR DAMARIS 15

TAFUR VALLE ADRIAN 6

SOTOMAYOR CANO JHEIMI JHIULIANA 17

MUÑICO REYES KIMBERLY LILIANA 16

BALDEON VELI BASILIA 82

JAUREGUI SOCOALAYA IVAN ABEL 30

BERDEJO CALLAPIÑA FLOR ROSALIA 13

CCORAHUA SANY LUIS ANGEL 13

MAMANI MAMANI GLENY AURELIA 17

PEÑA MISHARI BOIMAR 17

AVILES CANCHO RAQUEL 17

AMES HERRERA ANAIS YINA 14

GAUNA ARIZA JOSE DAVID 8

ELIAS FLORES NICOL STEFANY 18

TEJADA QUISPE CRISTIAN 16

QUISPE CHUCO BONIFACIO 85

ARANDA PARDO ANGIE JERUSALEN 15

SALDAÑA ZAVALETA WILSON RODRIGO 27

LOPEZ HINOSTROZA STEFANY AYLIN 15

ZEVALLOS VELIZ ROSALY 14

ROMERO AGUIRRE NORMA PATRICIA 18

GRANADOS ONSIHUAY FLOR DE MARIA 17

MAYORGA MOSCOSO DIEGO ARMANDO 33

FRANCO QUERALES AMIRET DEL CARMEN 13

YUCRA CORDOVA JOSE ANTONIO 16

ZEVALLOS AUCCASI DAVID BENJAMIN 18

VILLALVA ALFARO KINVERLY JHADIRA 13

ARANDA VILCA HELLEN MAYLIN 17

PAITAN MARCA POOL HAIRO 15

HERMOZA PERALTA RUTH ESTER 16

FLORES GARCIA HELEN TATIANA 16

PEREZ OLAVE ASHLY VALERY 17

PUMA MITMA MARIBEL LUCERO 14

JARA VILLALOBOS YOJHAN 17

LAURA LLAMACPONCCA JOSETH 16

SANTOYO DURAND KATHERINE 16

BARRIOS QUISPE MARCO ANTONIO 15

GAMARRA ASTETE LUCIANA ZOE 14

LAURA FLORES ALVARO 7

VIDAL GRANADOS ZARAI AGRIPINA 14

ARONI HUAMAN SHARON ESTEFANY 15

BALAREZO MEJIA APRIL JULIETH 18

CUSI ROCA ESVILDA MIREYA 14

COPARA CHACON MARTIN MIGUEL ANGEL 72

MALPARTIDA TUMIALAN ENZO FABRICIO 11

USTO ARANIBAR MARIA FERNANDA 14

AZUCENA RIOS CUSY AMIRA 21

AZUCENA RIOS ADRIAN EVAN 4

FLORES CANCHANYA LIZ JHOSELYN 15

SANCHEZ ADAUTO KALUMA SAMANTHA 15

BETETA MANDUJANO ANAHI EVELYN 16

QUISPE PALACIOS LAKSHMI MAYERLY 14

GARATE CCASANI MERI 25

FLORES HUAMANÑAHUI ROBERET ANTONY 32

GARFIAS MIDEYROS STEPHANO ANTONIO 14

SANTIAGO ACEVEDO SANDY YOSELYN 17

ALBINO MORALES EVELYN 17

PEDRAZA QUISPE MARIA 62

AYUQUE GUILLEN AIDA LUZ 16

CURASMA CCOLLACONDO MARIA DE LOS A. 16

ATACHAGUA RODRIGUEZ SHIRLEY X. 15

FLORES MILLA ROSMERI SANDRA 14

RAMIREZ ALCAZAR LIAM NAOMI 14

LEVA ALCARRAZ HECTOR ROSALIO 27

QUISPE TICUÑA JESUS 7

ESPINOZA VILLA FERNANDA 9

ACUÑA RADO REYNALDO 85

QUISPE ALATA MATEO 17

MOTTOCCANCHI CCOYO DIEGO 10

RAYMUNDO AMACHI JOHAAN EDUARDO 16

CARBAJAL VELASQUEZ DEYSI MARICELI 22

GALLARDO HUAMAN NAYLY NATSHUE 13

CARDENAS MUNIVE MARIA FERNANDA 15

MARTINEZ CALZADA FREDDY JENRY 32

GUTIERREZ CAMARGO ELVIS 4

FLORES BERNA NICOLE VERONICA 17

DIAZ MIRANDA JOSE ELEUTERIO 81

LOPEZ HURTADO LEANDRA ALEJANDRA 13

LAURA QUISPE NANCY 23

MASUDA CANALES TEODORO ALEJANDRO 49

AUCCACUSI SANCHEZ CRISTIAN GONZALO 15

SANCHEZ VALENCIA ANTHONY JOEL 17

MUNASCA HUARIPATA NILTON 15

CUEVAS OCHOA ALDAIR LEANDRO 22

REYES BARZOLA FERNANDO 16

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QUISPE PICHARDO JUAN LUIS 15

HUAMAN QUISPE JEAN CARLOS 15

BAUTISTA LOPEZ MARGARITA 28

QUISPE ZULUAGA ESMERALDA 17

CHISE HOLAYUNCA TERESA 44

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UMPIRE RAMOS RUHT KAREN 17

VALLEJOS CHAVEZ NELLY VIOLETA 36

HUAMAN HUAYLLANE LUIS RICARDO 15

CHUMBIRIZA PARCO SHEILA YANINA 13

CORNEJO VALER WILFREDO 16

ROSAS YARLEQUE MICHELLY EATEFANY 17

VILLEGAS QUINDE LILIANA LISBET 14

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OCHOA RENGIFO DANISSA MARIET 13

HINOJOSA SANTOYO JOEL DANTE 31

PIÑA TANGOA EDMUNDO 83

PEREZ CASALLO RUDY DENYS 11

PASAPERA HILASACA TASHA ESTHER 13

FERNANDEZ MARCELO VANESSA VILMA 13

CALDERON SOTO JAQUELINE ESTEFANI 13

GUTIERREZ MEDINA PORFIRIO 81

PALACIOS HURTADO JHAYMIRA ISABEL 16

ISUIZA CABRERA GREIS TATIANA 14

CLEMENTE NUÑEZ MARCO ANTONIO 25

PALACIOS HURTADO JHAYMIRA ISABEL 16

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cadiztrabajon · 7 years

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Se necesitan Distribuidoras de Alta Cosmética

Rosario Alcazar - Cádiz - El trabajo consiste en la venta de productos de ORIFLAME COSMÉTICOS por catálogo. - No se requiere que la persona tenga que realizar ningún tipo de inversión económica ni realizar pedidos mínimos. BENEFICIOS: - Formación continua y a cargo de la empresa - Incentivos especiales y premios cada periodo de tiempo establecido - Tenemos vacantes para trabajar a media jornada (o unas horas) o a jornada completa BUSCAMOS UN PERFIL CON LAS SIGUIENTES CARACTERÍSTICAS: - Ganas de trabajar y saber ofrecer el producto. - Personas extrovertidas y con don de gentes, con interés en desarrollar sus habilidades comunicativas y comerciales. - Es un trabajo Ideal si te gusta la estética y el mundo de la venta. - El sueldo te lo pones tú, ya que esta actividad la puedes compaginar con tu trabajo para sacarte un dinero extra o bien dedicarte las horas que tú quieras.... http://dlvr.it/PVrSm9

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germanlarioja · 7 years

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Dan a conocer los estados de los emprendimientos mineros en la provincia

Dirección General de Minería

La Dirección General de Minería, en cumplimiento de lo previsto por el Código de Procedimiento Minero de la Provincia de La Rioja, ha dispuesto la publicación de los siguientes estados en relación a los pedimentos mineros.

1- Minas Vacantes: (17)

Expte. N° 42-V-2013, Denominación: “Sierra de Mazán II” - Dpto. Arauco. Expte. N° 223-L-1944, Denominación: “Don Juan VIII” - Dpto. Cnel. Felipe Varela.

Expte. N° 95-E-2008, Denominación: “Chepes A” - Dpto. Rosario Vera Peñaloza.

Expte. N° 5266-H-1971, Denominación: “Cuerpo Rojo” - Dpto. Vinchina.

Expte. N° 68-O-2008, Denominación: “Lescolle III” - Dpto. Gral. Lamadrid. Expte. N° 12-M-1996, Denominación: “Aguamarina” - Dpto. Vinchina.

Expte. N° 146-C-1946, Denominación: “La Morenita” - Dpto. Capital. Expte. N° 6364-C-1974, Denominación: “Santa Marta” - Dpto. Gral. Lamadrid.

Expte. N° 66-C-2005, Denominación: “Diana II” - Dpto. Vinchina. Expte. N° 82-L-1998, Denominación: “Carmelita 23” - Dpto. Rosario Vera Peñaloza.

Expte. N° 308-R-1945, Denominación: “La Criollita VII” - Dpto. Gral. Sarmiento. Expte. N° 8995-T-1984, Denominación: “Marisel” - Dpto. Gral. Lamadrid.

Expte. N° 08-B-2009, Denominación: “Umango 4” - Dpto. Gral. Lamadrid. Expte. N° 161-L-1997, Denominación: “Carmelita 12” - Dpto. Rosario V. Peñaloza.

Expte. N° 164-L-2005, Denominación: “Carmelita 15” - Dpto. Rosario V. Peñaloza. Expte. N° 20-C-1999, Denominación: “Alcazar 3” - Dpto. Vinchina.

Expte. N° 122-L-1943, Denominación: “Hércules” - Dpto. Vinchina.

2- Liberación de Zona: (26)

Expte. N° 32-L-2015, Denominación: “Ojito de Agua” - Dpto. Vinchina. Expte. N° 59-I-2011, Denominación: “Nati” - Dpto. Gral. San Martín.

Expte. N° 16-L-2014, Denominación: “Nati I” - Dpto. Gral. San Martín. Expte. N° 26-C-2013, Denominación: “Cerro Delta I” - Dpto. Vinchina.

Expte. N° 51-L-2011, Denominación: “La Esperanza 1” - Dpto. Vinchina. Expte. N° 12-P-2014, Denominación: “Cantera Jesús” - Dpto. Gral. San Martín.

Expte. N° 22-C-2009, Denominación: “María Emilia” - Dpto. Chilecito. Expte. N° 40-A-2012, Denominación: “Taco 3” - Dpto. Felipe Varela.

Expte. N° 39-A-2012, Denominación: “Taco 2” - Dpto. Felipe Varela. Expte. N° 38-A-2012, Denominación: “Taco 1” - Dpto. Felipe Varela.

Expte. N° 101-M-2010, Denominación: “Palomar I” - Dpto. Felipe Varela. Expte. N° 55-E-2008, Denominación: “Carmen” - Dpto. Rosario V. Peñaloza.

Expte. N° 71-M-2014, Denominación: “Cuerpich” - Dpto. Gral. San Martín. Expte. N° 43-V-2013, Denominación: “Sierra de Mazán III” - Dpto. Arauco.

Expte. N° 12-M-2001, Denominación: “El Nene” - Dpto. Chilecito. Expte. N° 59-L-2012, Denominación: “Tendal Este” - Dpto. Vinchina.

Expte. N° 29-L-2011, Denominación: “Tamanaco” - Dpto. Vinchina. Expte. N° 78-L-2012, Denominación: “Esperanza 2” - Dpto. Vinchina.

Expte. N° 08-L-2011, Denominación: “Albi Sur” - Dpto. Vinchina.

Expte. N° 85-E-2008, Denominación: “Chimenea” - Dpto. Gral. Juan Facundo Quiroga. Expte. N° 70-S-2007, Denominación: “Germán I” - Dpto. Famatina.

Expte. N° 24-L-2016, Denominación: “El Caudillo II” - Dpto. Gral. Belgrano. Expte. N° 23-L-2016, Denominación: “El Caudillo I” - Dpto. Gral. Belgrano.

Expte. N° 25-L-2016, Denominación: “El Caudillo III” - Dpto. Gral. Belgrano. Expte. N° 22-F-2015, Denominación: “San Ignacio” - Dpto. Gral. San Martín.

Expte. N° 49-C-2013, Denominación: “Cima” - Dpto. Independencia.

Luis Héctor Parco

Escribano de Minas Dcción. Gral. de Minería

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