- Mário
Castelhano (1896–1940) was a
Portuguese anarcho-syndicalist,
railway worker and journalist.
During the time of the
First Portuguese Republic, he...
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Cypriano Nunes,
known as
Castelhano, (22
September 1892 – 26
November 1980) was a
Brazilian footballer. He pla**** in four
matches for the
Brazil national...
- Mato
Castelhano is a muni****lity in the
state of Rio
Grande do Sul, Brazil. As of 2020, the
estimated po****tion was 2,542. List of muni****lities in...
- York Times.
Retrieved July 15, 2013. Shannon,
Laura M.; Boyko, Ryan H.;
Castelhano, Marta; Corey, Elizabeth; Hayward,
Jessica J.; McLean, Corin; et al. (2015)...
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Retrieved 20
January 2020. "Reinier
confirma ida à Espanha,
arrisca castelhano, mas
evita falar sobre venda ao Real Madrid" [Reinier
confirms trip to...
- The
Unidade Castelhanos Formation is a
Mesozoic geologic formation.
Dinosaur remains diagnostic to the
genus level are
among the
fossils that have been...
- Alves, António; Barros,
Anabela (2015). "Mirandês, leonês, português e
castelhano: glotocídio e conciliação". In Macedo, Ana Gabriela; Sousa,
Carlos Mendes...
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Bento Gonçalves, then
leader of the
Portuguese Communist Party, and Mário
Castelhano, then
leader of the
General Confederation of Labor. The "Frigideira" (English:...
- 2014-12-29.
Retrieved 2022-03-31. Shannon,
Laura M.; Boyko, Ryan H.;
Castelhano, Marta; Corey, Elizabeth; Hayward,
Jessica J.; McLean, Corin; White, Mic****e...
- non-canned, wet-cured (presunto cozido) and dry-cured (presunto cru)), or
castelhano ('Castilian'), from
Spanish melena ('mane'),
fiambre and castellano. Portuguese...
