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national wealth,
forced the
family Vicini Cabral to
transfer their residence abroad. The
third generation of the
Vicinis was
constituted by José María, Juan...
- occupation. Juan
Bautista Vicini was born on 19 July 1871 to
Italian immigrant Juan
Bautista Vicini Cánepa (born
Giovanni Battista Vicini) and María
Burgos Brito...
- land: the
State Sugar Council (Consejo
Estatal del Azúcar, CEA),
Grupo Vicini, and
Central Romana Corporation.
According to the 2016
Global Slavery Index...
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Napoli and
Giuseppe Galderisi, respectively.
Under new
Italy manager Azeglio Vicini, he was also a key
member of the
Italy squad that
reached the semi-finals...
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Azeglio Vicini Grande Ufficiale OMRI (Italian pronunciation: [adˈdzeʎʎo viˈtʃiːni]; 20
March 1933 – 30
January 2018) was an
Italian football coach and...
- Juan
Bautista 'Gianni'
Vicini Cabral (Genoa, 7
April 1924–Santo Domingo, 27
April 2015) was an Italian-born
Dominican businessman and
chairman of the sugar...
-
reigning European Champions, France, in the
round of 16. In 1986,
Azeglio Vicini was
appointed as new head coach,
replacing Bearzot. He
granted a central...
- tournament's
opening day (10 June 1988). Manager: Sepp
Piontek Manager:
Azeglio Vicini Manager:
Miguel Muñoz Manager:
Franz Beckenbauer Manager:
Bobby Robson Manager:...
-
monarchiam institutam, successiones,
eorumque domi
juxta ac
foris gesta, ****que
vicinis gentibus commercia;
genealogia item, chronologia, & qvæcunque ad regni...
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Domenico Vicini (1
September 1971) is a
tennis player from San Marino. Best
known for his
appearances record in
Davis Cup with his
national team (100 ties...
