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{{Short description|Mexican poet}} ...s''' (1959 in [[Zacatecas]] – 2004 in [[Mexicali]]) was a [[Mexican people|Mexican]] poet. ...

{{short description|Mexican poet, translator, and editor (born 1972)}} '''Elizabeth Algrávez''' (born 1972) is a Mexican poet, [[translation|translator]], and editor who was born in [[Mexicali]].< ...

{{Short description|Spanish-Mexican lawyer and writer}} '''Isabel Vericat Núñez''' (born c. 1970) is a Spanish-Mexican lawyer, book writer and translator of many languages. ...

{{Short description|Mexican-Israeli Orthodox rabbi}} '''Yosef Dayan''' ({{Langx|he|יוסף דיין}}; born 1945) is a [[Mexico|Mexican]]-[[Israel]]i [[Orthodox Judaism|Orthodox]] [[rabbi]], author and right-win ...

{{Short description|Mexican philologist and historian}} ...94) was a Mexican [[philologist]] and [[historian]]. He edited writings by Mexican writers who preceded him, wrote a biography of [[Juan de Zumárraga]], and t ...

| format = [[Regional Mexican]] | translators = 92.5 K223CI (Tucson, relays HD2) ...

| subchannels = {{ubl|HD2: [[Classic country]]|HD3: [[Regional Mexican]] ([[KYLI]] simulcast)}} ...plays [[classic country]] music. The HD-3 subchannel carries a [[regional Mexican]] format known as "La Campensina 96.7" which feeds [[FM translator]] '''K24 ...

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{{Short description|Spanish-language Mexican writer}} ..., in [[Mexico City]]), is a contemporary Spanish-language [[Mexican people|Mexican]] writer perhaps best known for her poetry. She has also published transla ...

| translators = By then-current Mexican law, XHUAA was suggested to start broadcasting [[digital terrestrial televi ...

{{short description|Mexican politician}} [[Category:English–Spanish translators]] ...

...In February 1835 he led the Navajo to a decisive victory in an ambush of a Mexican expedition in the [[Chuska Mountains]] led by Captain [[Blas de Hinojos]]. ...posed of both [[Regular Army (United States)|U.S. Regulars]] and local New Mexican auxiliaries. ...

...Commission]], audio division}}</ref> [[730 AM|730 kHz]] is a Canadian and Mexican [[clear-channel]] frequency. Then, Mega Communications bought the station and installed a Mexican/tropical music format as "Radio Capital", which it simulcast with its co-ow ...

| translators = | former_affiliations = [[Nueve (Mexican TV network)|Gala TV/Nu9ve]] (1996-2018) ...

...years as a general authority and for 23 years as president of the church's Mexican [[Mission (LDS Church)|Mission]]. Pratt helped establish the church in [[Me Pratt has at times been called the father of the Mexican Mission.<ref>Garr, Arnold K. et al. ''Encyclopedia of Latter-day Saint hist ...

...cational]] [[radio station]] broadcasting a [[radio format]] of [[Regional Mexican]] music and information for farm workers and other immigrants from [[Mexico ==Translators== ...

...reaty national", or "Trade NAFTA"), an immigration status of a Canadian or Mexican citizen working in the USA under the NAFTA agreement ...

| translators = ...tions Institute]] decided in 2016 to standardize virtual channels of major Mexican networks. Despite not posing any signal overlap with U.S. stations in the R ...