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Camacho

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[kah-mah-chaw] / kɑˈmɑ tʃɔ /

noun

  1. Manuel Ávila Manuel Avila Camacho.


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Orlando Camacho, a lawmaker on the Energy and Petroleum commission, said during the debate that the reforms "can help increase all the legal guarantees that allow us to give confidence to national and international investment."

From Barron's

Cesena Camacho appeared in court March 3 before Magistrate Judge Jill L. Burkhardt, who ordered him held without bail citing flight risk.

From Los Angeles Times

“Everything here is bad, at a standstill,” said Mari Camacho, 45, who, with her family, is among those squatting in a series of abandoned homes in the town of El Güere, flanked by mangroves along the eastern shores of Lake Maracaibo.

From Los Angeles Times

Her home sits atop a sea of oil, but Camacho says there has been no electricity for six years, since a transformer blew out.

From Los Angeles Times

"The shift is that we are moving away from what was collected data based on gender and age, and readily available information, to now, going more into a deeper emotional, psychological level," says Cheil UK CEO Chris Camacho.

From BBC