- colonies, the
Congo Free
State and the
Belgian Congo, it was
called a
chicote, from the
Portuguese word for whip, or
fimbo and was used to
force labour...
-
Alberto Chicote del Olmo (born 23 June 1969 in Madrid), is a cook, chef,
restaurateur and
famous Spanish TV host
known for
mixing traditional cuisine...
-
Cristian Yonathan Calderón Del Real (born 24 May 1997),
commonly known as "
Chicote Calderón", is a
Mexican professional footballer who
plays as a left-back...
- kitchen) is a
Spanish food
reality television program hosted by chef
Alberto Chicote. It airs on la****ta, and is the
Spanish adaptation of the Ramsay's Kitchen...
- 2019, p. 19. Santamaría 1992, p. 373. Pérez García 2019.
Mayordomo García-
Chicote,
Francisco (2000). "Los
contables de la
Taula de
Canvis de
Valencia (1519-1649)...
-
gradually withdrawn (among these:
corporal punishment by
means of the
feared chicote—Portuguese word for whip). From 1953, and even more so
after the triumphant...
-
Archived from the
original on 24 June 2020.
Retrieved 27
December 2015.
Chicote,
Javier (24
September 2018). "Sánchez plagió en su
libro 161 líneas con...
-
quotas and
other forms of
forced labour.
Armed with
modern weapons and the
chicote—a bull whip made of
hippopotamus hide—soldiers of the FP
often took and...
- María Ángeles Rodríguez de
Rivera Chicote (c. 1884 – 28
October 1936) was a Filipino-born
Spanish Catholic laywoman tortured and
killed in Málaga during...
- 2015 (alongside
Carlos Sobera) and 31
December 2016 (alongside
Alberto Chicote) she
hosted the New Year's Eve's
Twelve Grapes broadcast for the second...
