Sentence examples for from zacatecas from inspiring English sources
The dead included the crew, two federal agents and a prosecutor who were returning to Mexico City from Zacatecas State after helping with the arrest of people suspected of being members of the Zetas, one of the country's most violent gangs.
"When the company doesn't want to give you a contract, they don't have to -- not when there's no law in place to demand it," said Mr. Aguayo, 44, from Zacatecas, Mexico, who has worked for 23 years for a mushroom grower near here, a company now called PictSweet Mushroom Farms.
Eduardo, from Zacatecas has studied dozens of topics in this way for the last couple of years.
Córdova is an adviser from Zacatecas, and he works with Luis, Eduardo and their classmates and teachers.
While the rest of the event's attendees were seated, bent over their work, one boy from Zacatecas in his third year of secondary school was bouncing from table to table.
The only burrito on this short list that is not a product of proud Chicano tradition, this slender, tightly wrapped burrito stuffed with beef stew, birria, is in fact a direct import from Jerez, Zacatecas, a part of Mexico most people have never thought of as burrito country, where birria is usually made with goat.
Maids, gardeners and factory workers by day, at night they slip into their best outfits for dances, raffles and family celebrations with their fellow ex-pats from the state of Zacatecas.
The most damning item was the testimony of a former agent of the Mexican federal judicial police, who linked Mr Massieu to the disappearance of several tons of cocaine from police custody in Zacatecas in 1994.
See articleAn armed gang freed more than 50 prisoners from a jail in Zacatecas in Mexico, including some two dozen members of the Zetas, a powerful drug-trafficking syndicate.
His paintings of decomposing bodies hanging from the trees of Zacatecas as the vultures circle have something of the Spanish influence but are wholly Mexican in their arid and thorn-pricked landscape.
The utility of this approach is demonstrated with an example from the Malpaso Valley, Zacatecas, Mexico, where there is strong evidence for complex social organization, but limited indication of status in prestige indices.
