Coahuila
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Oct 29, 2026
Entrevista con Paty Cantú | ¡La vida detrás de una Drama Queen!
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3:55Paty CantúGUEST
Y bueno, me, me, me ha tocado mucho apapacho por eso también de mi familia ahí extra.
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4:00Paty CantúGUEST
Pero el punto es que fue nada, o sea, vivieron ahí dos años y, es más, yo creo que yo tenía como tres meses cuando regresamos a México y mi familia es realmente de Coahuila, Sonora y Jalisco.
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4:10Paty CantúGUEST
Entonces, mmm, pues yo realmente soy jalisciense y es donde me crie también.
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4:15Paty CantúGUEST
Pero nací en Houston, pues sí.
The Real Story of Black Bears in Texas
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3:25Kevin BurkeHOST
And that's where it still sits.
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3:26Kevin BurkeHOST
The bears that survived hung on across the river in the mountains of Northern Mexico, Sierra del Carmen, Coahuila.
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3:33Kevin BurkeHOST
The Mammals of Texas says Coahuila bears went from endangered levels to some of the highest densities in North America, thanks to landowners and the Mexican government.
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3:42Kevin BurkeHOST
Sometime in the late 1980s, a female came down out of the Sierra del Carmen, crossed miles of desert, swam the Rio Grande, crossed more desert, and climbed into the Chizos.
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3:52Kevin BurkeHOST
In 1988, a visitor photographed a female and three cubs in the Chizos.
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8:43Kevin BurkeHOST
So here's where this leaves us.
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8:45Kevin BurkeHOST
One, Texas was bear country and we hunted them out by the middle of the last century.
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8:51Kevin BurkeHOST
Two, they came back on their own out of Coahuila through Big Bend with a sow and three cubs in 1988 as the marker.
Drones, Cartels, and Sovereignty: Inside the U.S.-Mexico Security Cooperation
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3:40Mariana CamperoHOST
There's also the case of
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3:41David MoraGUEST
Coahuila, in which, you know, there's a conversation whether the criminal groups is the state police itself, which are the ones running, you know, the criminal rockets in that state.
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3:52David MoraGUEST
And there's, of course, many rural parts of Mexico in which You know, these mountainous areas of, for instance, the Golden Triangle, Chihuahua, Durango, Sinaloa, where criminal groups actually control everything that happens in those, in those places.
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4:08Mariana CamperoHOST
Within those regions.
Indians in Wisconsin's History-John M. Douglass
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86:02Verla VieiraNARRATOR
The Indian population at the Kickapoo Reservation in Oklahoma numbers 269, and at the Kickapoo Reservation in Kansas, 343.
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86:13Verla VieiraNARRATOR
In addition, there are some 350 Kickapoo living in the state of Coahuila, Mexico, having split off from the Oklahoma Band in 1852. population figures given here for the sock fox and kickapoo are from the estimates of the office of indian affairs of the united states department of the interior for the year nineteen forty the present whereabouts of the miskewtons presents somewhat of a mystery most students of the subject at present believe that members of the prairie band of the pottawatomie who also call themselves the miskewtons are the descendants of that tribe which is so often referred to in early wisconsin history the early muscootins were closely related to the sock fox and kickapoo according to early reports in language and culture and usually were the political allies of these tribes as well some bands of the prairie pottawatomie are found associated with the kickapoo in oklahoma and kansas and also in mexico as for the santee sioux who were in northern wisconsin even before the arrival of the white man it is again difficult to give accurate present population figures the term santee originally designated one band of indians but eventually came to mean all of the forest bands of the sioux of whom in all probability many never resided in wisconsin there are according to the nineteen forty estimate one thousand one hundred and ninety seven sioux living on the sante reservation in nebraska and there are five hundred and eighty five sioux in minnesota who would be included in the sante division if we were to include all tribes generally classed as sante sioux to-day expressed in round numbers five thousand would probably be a conservative estimate however many of these are not derived from those bands formerly living in wisconsin returning to the wisconsin scene to-day we learn from the nineteen forty estimates of the office of indian affairs that the present indian population in wisconsin is thirteen thousand six hundred and seventy eight of this total five thousand six hundred and five are chippewa residing at the bad river lac du flambeau and red cliff reservations also included in this figure are the mole lake chippewa and the st croix band included in wisconsin's present indian population are also two thousand four hundred and fifty four men located at their reservation in shawano county four hundred and sixty stockbridge and munces on their reservation adjoining that of the menominee one thousand seven hundred oneida scattered around the village of oneida ten miles southwest of green bay one thousand four hundred ninety eight winnebago on public domain land allotments primarily in jackson wood and shawano counties and three hundred and ten potawatomi in forest county while only a small number of pottawatomie have returned to this state since their removal over half of the winnebago are now back in their wisconsin homeland in addition to the winnebago who returned to wisconsin after their removal by the united states army one thousand two hundred and sixty eight remained at their reservation in nebraska thus of this reportedly numerous and powerful tribe first encountered by the french when nicolet landed near green bay in sixteen thirty four about two thousand seven hundred and sixty six still survive The future status of Wisconsin's Indians presents a considerable problem to the United States government.
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89:55Verla VieiraNARRATOR
Their life on reservations is hardly an easy one for the majority.
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89:59Verla VieiraNARRATOR
Even among the Menominee, whose tribal lumbering industry makes them economically the most prosperous in the state, the standard of living is not high.
S11 E2 Conjunto Atardecer
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7:41Carlos RodríguezHOST
Mmm.
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7:41Heraclio ZepedaGUEST
Ya si quieres una licenciatura, pues tienes que ir a una ciudad más grande, Durango, Torreón, Coahuila.
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7:46Heraclio ZepedaGUEST
Pero ahí era la Normal y era lo que había.
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7:49Heraclio ZepedaGUEST
Entonces, ya traíamos la espinita de la música desde los cinco originales que empezamos desde la secundaria, la prepa.
S11 E2 -Conjunto Atardecer
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7:41Carlos RodríguezHOST
Mmm.
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7:41Heraclio ZepedaGUEST
Ya si quieres una licenciatura, pues tienes que ir a una ciudad más grande, Durango, Torreón, Coahuila.
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7:46Heraclio ZepedaGUEST
Pero ahí era la Normal y era lo que había.
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7:49Heraclio ZepedaGUEST
Entonces, ya traíamos la espinita de la música desde los cinco originales que empezamos desde la secundaria, la prepa.
91. Smart Fit Works Out in Mexico; Economic Recovery, América Móvil, Taxes, Digital Payments and Traffic Jams
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60:31Darío CoronadoGUEST
And yes, we see that most of the mid tier and low tier cities that are growing at a fast pace nowadays become an opportunity.
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60:43Darío CoronadoGUEST
States like Coahuila, states like San Luis Potosi and so on are some of the states that we are looking and that we are building new units.
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60:52Darío CoronadoGUEST
We will be launching 40 units between the end of this month and next month to prepare ourselves for all the people that it's going to take advantage of their objectives for 2027.
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61:07Darío CoronadoGUEST
So yes, that's a little bit about how we are seeing our growth perspective in the region.
Building for Everyone Else: Craft, Legacy, and Community with Manuel Delgado
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2:07Mark ScrivnerHOST
Sure.
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2:08Manuel DelgadoGUEST
So yeah, my grandfather and his brother, my great uncle started the business in 1928 in Mexico, in Torreon, Coahuila.
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2:16Manuel DelgadoGUEST
A lot of people have heard of Durango, Durango, Mexico.
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2:18Manuel DelgadoGUEST
It's near there.
Scary Stories with WENDY the WITCH
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21:18WendyGUEST
I've seen La Llorona in Mexico.
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21:20WendyGUEST
I saw her in Coahuila.
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21:22WendyGUEST
I also saw her in Tamaulipas.
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21:23WendyGUEST
Uh, family members have also seen La Llorona, so I absolutely believe on her.
Faster After 40 & 60: The Masters Athletics Mindset
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5:35Lizzy AcostaGUEST
Oh, okay.
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5:36Lizzy AcostaGUEST
Bueno, creo que fue hace cinco años cuando tenía 35 en Arteaga, Coahuila.
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5:43Lizzy AcostaGUEST
Fue cuando hice mi mejor tiempo, fue cuando me sentí que estaba en mi mejor momento.
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5:49Lizzy AcostaGUEST
Entonces, esa ha sido una experiencia muy bonita, tener ese... poder llegar y poder decir, wow, lo logré con ese tiempo.
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