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Fernardino or Fernandeño may
refer to: The
Fernandino people of
Equatorial Guinea The Tongva, an
indigenous people of California,
called Fernandeños by...
- The
Fernandino people are creoles, multi-ethnic or multi-racial po****tions who
developed in
Equatorial Guinea (Spanish Guinea).
Their name is derived...
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unity and the resident's labor.
Monumento Fernandino The
monument tells the
fourfold aspect of the
Fernandino story: a) the
penitent girl with lantern...
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Esteban Fernandino may
refer to:
Esteban Fernandino I,
Argentine racing driver,
father of
Chango Fernandino Esteban Fernandino II,
Argentine racing driver...
- Zélio
Fernandino de
Moraes (10
April 1892– 3
October 1975) was a
Brazilian medium who is
considered the
announcer of the
Umbanda religion. Zélio was born...
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constitute 58% of the po****tion.
Other ethnicities include the Fang at 16%,
Fernandinos at 12%, and the Igbo at 7%, as well as
African and
European immigrants...
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Fernando Pó were
mostly run by a
black Creole elite,
later known as
Fernandinos. The
British settled some 2,000
Sierra Leoneans and
freed slaves there...
- with
their 10
candidates for city
councilors under the
banner of Team
Fernandino.
Names in
boldface denote re-electionist candidates. The
candidates for...
- El
Circulo Fernandino is both the name of the
oldest social club in Pampanga, Philippines, and the name of its
annual reception and ball.
Members comprise...
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Ferdinando Cona (Rome, 25
April 1882 – unknown) was an
Italian military officer who parti****ted in
World War II. His
positions included C.O. XXI. Granatieri...
