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Noguera had been in the U.S. for about 17 years, working in construction and becoming a pillar of New York's 20,000-strong Paraguayan community, said Rep. Elvis Balbuena of the Authentic Radical Liberal Party, who had lobbied for Lugo to name Noguera to the post.
Fore, right! PEDRO SERVIN, Associated Press Writer 2009
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Vice Foreign Minister Manuel Maria Caceres told The Associated Press that the decision to name Noguera as a diplomat Sept. 21 was made in good faith since the ministry didn't know of his legal status in New York.
Fore, right! PEDRO SERVIN, Associated Press Writer 2009
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Noguera had been in the U.S. for about 17 years, working in construction and becoming a pillar of New York's 20,000-strong Paraguayan community, according to Liberal Party Rep. Elvis Balbuena, who had lobbied for Lugo to name Noguera to the post.
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 Pedro Servin 2009
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Vice Foreign Minister Manuel Maria Caceres told The Associated Press that the decision to name Noguera as a diplomat Sept. 21 was made in good faith since the ministry didn't know of his legal status in New York.
Fore, right! 2009
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Vice Foreign Minister Manuel Maria Caceres told The Associated Press that the decision to name Noguera as a diplomat on Sept. 21 was made in good faith since the ministry didn't know of his legal status in New York.
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 Pedro Servin 2009
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Vice Foreign Minister Manuel Maria Caceres told The Associated Press that the decision to name Noguera as a diplomat on Sept. 21 was made in good faith since the ministry didn't know of his legal status in New York.
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Noguera had been in the U.S. for about 17 years, working in construction and becoming a pillar of New York's 20,000-strong Paraguayan community, according to Liberal Party Rep. Elvis Balbuena, who had lobbied for Lugo to name Noguera to the post.
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Noguera had been in the U.S. for about 17 years, working in construction and becoming a pillar of New York's 20,000-strong Paraguayan community, according to Liberal Party Rep. Elvis Balbuena, who had lobbied for Lugo to name Noguera to the post.
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Vice Foreign Minister Manuel Maria Caceres told The Associated Press that the decision to name Noguera as a diplomat on Sept. 21 was made in good faith since the ministry didn't know of his legal status in New York.
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Noguera had been in the U.S. for about 17 years, working in construction and becoming a pillar of New York's 20,000-strong Paraguayan community, according to Liberal Party Rep. Elvis Balbuena, who had lobbied for Lugo to name Noguera to the post.
Homepage By PEDRO SERVIN 2009
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