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Segura

American  
[si-goor-uh, se-goo-rah] / sɪˈgʊər ə, sɛˈgu rɑ /

noun

  1. Francisco Pancho SeguraSegoo, 1921–2017, Ecuadorian tennis player.


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“This is sort of at the core of why really resolving the problem of drug trafficking is so complicated,” said Renata Segura, the International Crisis Group’s director in Latin America.

From The Wall Street Journal

If the trend continues, it could spell trouble for Republicans in next year’s midterm elections, said Gary Segura, a professor of public policy, political science and Chicana/o studies at UCLA.

From Los Angeles Times

This could be especially true in California and Texas, where both parties are banking on Latino voters to help them pick up seats in the House, Segura said.

From Los Angeles Times

“A year is a long time in politics, but certainly the vote on Prop. 50 is a very, very good sign for the Democrats’ ability to pick up the newly drawn congressional districts,” Segura said.

From Los Angeles Times

Of the 22 awarded series, 15 were new projects, five were recurring shows and two relocated from outside of California, including Tom Segura’s darkly comedic Netflix series “Bad Thoughts,” which previously filmed in Texas.

From Los Angeles Times