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Conzuelo “Nicole” Solorio-Romero
Deseret News. Formal charges were filed against four more people in connection to her death.
Ivan Acosta, 27: Obstructing justice, abuse of desecration of a human body.
Carolina Marquez, 38: Murder, aggravated kidnapping, obstructing justice, abuse or desecration of a human body.
Fernando Marquez, 22, who is Carolina Marquez’s son: Murder, aggravated kidnapping, obstructing justice.
Cristian Morales, 26: Obstructing justice, abuse or desecration of a human body.
Orlando Esiesa Tobar, 29, and
Jorge Rafael Medina-Reyes, 21, were previously charged with aggravated murder, aggravated kidnapping, and obstructing justice.
According to the new story from authorities, Carolina Marquez, the owner of Tacos Mi Caramelo restaurant, might have ordered Solorio-Romero to be kidnapped because the victim owed her money. Tobar and Medina allegedly abducted Nicole, bringing her to a studio apartment. There, they questioned her about what she told cops ab
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How contributions support WHO’s work in ongoing fight of COVID-19 pandemic around the world 22 January 2021
As the world marks a year of intense disruption by the COVID pandemic, many countries are facing the most difficult situations yet.
The approval of new vaccines and their roll out are offering hope, but work remains to be done to support countries during their ongoing pandemic responses.
Thanks to vital backing from many donors, WHO continues its work to provide assistance to countries all over the world. Here are some recent highlights.
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As the world marks a year of intense disruption by the COVID pandemic, many countries are facing the most difficult situations yet.
The approval of new vaccines and their roll out are offering hope, but work remains to be done to support countries during their ongoing pandemic responses.
Thanks to vital backing from many donors, WHO continues its work to provide assistance to countries all over the world. Here are some recent highlights.
WHO and EU support COVID-19 response and strengthening health systems in Asia
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