-
statue is
floating on its own power. The
porters are
called costaleros,
cargadores or
portadores and
their leader is
called a
capataz ('Foreman' or 'Head...
-
become spoil for his enemies,
orders Nostromo, the
trusted "Capataz de
Cargadores" (Head Longs****man) of Sulaco, to take the mine's most
recent load of...
- la
Cubana 1995: La fuga de los Pérez 1995:
Llamada anónima 1995: Los
cargadores 1995:
Crimen en
Chihuahua 1996: ¡Ay!
Rateros no se
rajen ... Comandante...
- The
building of the
Consulado de
Cargadores a Indias [es] (the
Consulate of the
Indian Traders),
today the
General Archive of the Indies,
which houses...
- in El
Puerto in 1500. El
Puerto was the
residence of
several wealthy cargadores,
merchants who
operated Spain's
trade with the Americas.
During the 16th...
- bakers, shoemakers,
metal workers, barbers,
herbal physicians,
porters (
cargadores / coulis), soap
makers and tailors. They also
intermarried with other...
- informático". RTVE.es (in Spanish).
Retrieved 1
January 2025. "Una avería en los
cargadores de las baterías de los
trenes Avril deja
inoperativas todas las unidades"...
-
General de Indias.
Spanish merchants and
Spaniards acting as
fronts (
cargadores) for
foreign merchants sent
their goods on
these fleets to the New World...
- en el
transporte público". 20 June 2024. "UTE invertirá u$s 500 mil en
cargadores para
autos eléctricos". 9
November 2022. "Ruta eléctrica
nacional cuenta...
-
Guangdong province in general), who
usually worked as
cooks or
laborers ("
cargadores" coolie) or
artisan craftsmen. By the
American period, more "****ien" still...
