- José
Vicente Beviá Pastor (6
October 1933 – 28 July 2017) was a
Spanish politician. He was
elected to the
Senate in 1977, and
served in the
Congress of...
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Primera and Segunda].
Diario Sur (in Spanish).
Retrieved 31
March 2023.
Bevia, Rafa. "Diez
goleadores míticos de los 90 en
Segunda División
parte II"...
- p. 780. ISBN 9788497611534.
Retrieved 15
October 2011. Lola
Carbonell Beviá (December 2011). "Menorca, la isla
templaria de
Jaime I" (in Spanish). Baucan...
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Dayral 24' c
Bevia 29' m
Auriac 72' c Con:
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Auriac (5) 21', 48', 53', 60'...
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Romero Josep María Beá Luis
Bermejo Emilio Bernardó
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- Giornale) and politician,
Senator (1976–1979) and MEP (1979–1994). José
Vicente Beviá Pastor, 83,
Spanish politician,
member (1979–2000) and
Deputy Speaker of...
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politician José
Vicente Rangel (born 1929),
Venezuelan politician José
Vicente Beviá Pastor (1933–2012),
Spanish politician José
Vicente Rangel Ávalos (born...
- and the
stability of
majoritarian organizations;
Salvador Barberà;
Carmen Bevià;
Clara Ponsatí;
Games and
Economics Behavior,
February 2015, 91:237-257...
- (1992–2000, 2012–2014) César
Alcaraz –
vocals (1996–2000, 2012–2019)
Marcos Beviá –
guitar (2014–2019)
Juanjo Herrera –
guitars (2019–2022)
Numen was born...
