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The IFJ and the Federation of Latin American and Caribbean Journalists (FEPALC) also expressed 'deep concern about the spiralling violence against media in Venezuela,' recalled Sambrano's reports on the Makled family, and demanded an immediate, independent investigation to identify the culprits and bring them to justice.
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It's a change that Sambrano would like to see implemented.
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And many of those who have been its supposed beneficiaries, like Sambrano, aren't sure what to think.
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For the first few years that he lived in Spain, Nexar Sambrano seemed to be living the immigrant dream.
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But then the recession hit, and Sambrano lost his job.
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When he left for Ecuador, for example, Sambrano's 20 months with the beer company netted him only 1,500 euros, the amount that the government calculated he would have received in unemployment benefits had he stayed in Spain.
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"I was relying on my friends for food," Sambrano, 38, says.
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Sambrano was an All-League first team selection last season with the Raiders.
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Sambrano was an All-League first team selection last season with the Raiders.
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Sambrano said detectives in the Crimes Against Persons Unit found the spot where the assault took place under the Yandell Drive overpass near West Paisano Drive in an area frequented by transients.
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