Template:Did you know nominations/Misael Torres Urrea
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The result was: promoted by Cwmhiraeth (talk) 06:47, 4 November 2018 (UTC)
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Misael Torres Urrea edit
... that Mexican suspected drug lord Misael Torres Urrea also worked for the government?Source: "[Spanish]: Era síndico de Cosalá Misael Torres ... Confirma alcalde que fue el único candidato registrado en el mes de marzo / [English]: He was a syndic of Cosalá Misael Torres ... Mayor confirms that he was the only registered candidate in the month of March." (TVPacifico)- ALT1:
... that Mexican suspected drug lord Misael Torres Urrea was also a cattle producer and received money from the government?Source: "[Spanish]: Misael Torres Urrea ... fue beneficiario de programas de Sagarpa donde estaba registrado como productor de bovinos ... En 2011 recibió 7 mil 200 pesos como productor de ganado bovino del Componente de Atención a Desastres Naturales, Cadena. En 2012 recibió 4 mil 950 pesos como beneficiario de Progan, donde está registrado como productor de carne de bovino, en el poblado Llanos del Refugio en Cosalá. / [English]: Misael Torres Urrea ... was a beneficiary of Sagarpa programs where he was registered as a cattle producer ... In 2011 he received 7 thousand 200 pesos as producer of cattle from the Component of Natural Disaster Care. In 2012 he received 4 thousand 950 pesos as a beneficiary of Progan, where he is registered as a producer of beef, in the town of Llanos del Refugio in Cosalá. (Noroeste) - ALT2:
... that Mexican suspected drug lord Misael Torres Urrea posted his religious activities on social media?Source: "[Spanish]: También tiene imágenes en las que se ven sus creencias religiosas. En una de las fotos aparece sentado en una barda y en el fondo hay un recuadro de "El nacimiento del niño Jesús" y letras en piedra con la leyenda 'El Señor es contigo'. En otra fotografía publicada el 11 de diciembre de 2013, aparece un retablo de la Virgen de Guadalupe y un recuadro con año de la fe 2012-2013 ... / [English]: He also has images in which his religious beliefs are seen. In one of the photos he appears sitting on a fence and in the background there is a box of 'The birth of the child Jesus' and letters in stone with the legend 'The Lord is with you'. In another photograph published on December 11, 2013, an altarpiece of the Virgin of Guadalupe appears and a box with 'year of faith 2012-2013'. (Milenio)
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- Reviewed: Template:Did you know nominations/Chen family homicides
- Comment: All sources are in Spanish.
Moved to mainspace by MX (talk). Self-nominated at 22:28, 5 October 2018 (UTC).
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- I'm concerned about the BLP implications of using the phrase "suspected drug lord" when he hasn't been convicted, but BLP isn't my area. Unfortunately, none of the hooks work without it.
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I made a copyedit to ALT2. Catrìona (talk) 23:28, 6 October 2018 (UTC)
- @Catrìona: Thank you for the thorough review. Yep, those are the difficulties I encounter when writing criminal biographies about living people who haven't been convicted. I think removing "suspected drug lord" reduces the impact of the hook, but I can see how it can probably violate BLP. I've struggled over the years to come up with a solution to this. Let me try this one below. MX (✉ • ✎) 23:59, 6 October 2018 (UTC)
- ALT3:... that the Mexican Army leaked a picture of Misael Torres Urrea that ended up popularizing several narcocorridos (drug ballads)?
