User:Nick Number/Curated redlist

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• 5ºB Escalera Dcha, 2011 film by María Adánez
• Ada Byron Award, award for women in technology
• Adolfo Chuiman, Peruvian actor
• Adolfo Donda, Argentinian military personnel
• Adriana Zubiate, Peruvian model and television presenter
• Aída Gómez, Spanish dancer
• Alas Awards, Uruguayan art award
• Alba Flores Robla, Spanish poet
• Alberto Ísola, Peruvian actor
• Alberto Kouri, Peruvian politician
• Alejo Ramos Padilla, Juez Federal
• Alfonso Muñoz (actor), Spanish actor
• Alfonso Ussía, Spanish journalist
• Alicia Eugenia Vargas Restrepo, Colombian judoka (1971-2013)
• Álvaro Erazo, Chilean physician - needs expansion
• Andrés Aberasturi, Spanish journalist, writer and television presenter
• Andrés Garzón, Ecuadorian actor
• Andrés Pérez (theater director), Chilean actor
• Andrés Waissbluth, Chilean film director
• Ángeles Vicente, Spanish writer
• Angélica Fuselli,
• Ángelo Néstore, Spanish writer
• Anna Balletbò, Spanish politician and journalist
• Antofagasta International Film Festival,
• Antonia Gimeno Travesset, Spanish basketball player (1941-)
• Apache (Venezuelan rapper),
• APM Award for Best Journalist of the Year, Spanish journalism award
• Aquileo J. Echeverría National Awards,
• Arabella Salaverry, Costa Rican writer
• Arco (art fair), international contemporary art fair
• Argentine Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans Federation, Argentine LGBT organization
• Argentine Women's Club,
• Arrate Agirre, Spanish basketball player (1993-)
• Arturo Sáenz de la Calzada, Spanish architect
• Asaltantes con Patente, organization
• Asier ETA biok, 2013 film by Aitor Merino, Amaia Merino
• Association of Art Chroniclers,
• Augusto Olivares, victim of the military dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet
• Azucena Bardají, Spanish epidemiologist
• Baby Shower (film), 2011 film by Pablo Illanes
• Barbijaputa, Spanish activist
• Beatriz Rojas Martínez, Mexican lawyer
• Begoña Vicario Calvo, Venezuelan animator
• Belén Atienza Azcona, Spanish film producer
• Borrando a papá, 2014 film by Ginger Gentile
• Carina Mejías, Spanish politician
• Carlos Alcolea, Spanish painter (1949-1992)
• Carlos Aránguiz, Chilean judge - needs expansion
• Carlos Carmona Santander, Chilean lawyer, academic
• Carlos Stornelli, Argentine lawyer
• Carlota Ferrer, Spanish actress, director, and choreographer
• Carmen Bernardos, Spanish actress
• Carmen Comadrán, Spanish film director, producer and screenwriter
• Carmen Frías, film editor (1938-2019)
• Carmen Porter, Spanish journalist, writer and television presenter
• Carolina Portaluppi, Ecuadorian writer and economist
• Castile and León Literature Award,
• Cayetano Luca de Tena, Spanish theatre director
• Cecilia García Castillo,
• Celeste Ascencio Ortega, Mexican politician
• César Bertucci, Argentine astronomer
• Chaicura Group, Chilean poetry school
• Chilean Book Chamber, Chilean trade association
• Circuit Festival, Spanish LGBT festival
• Cita con la vida, Spanish TV program
• Citizen Link, Ecuadorian radio and television programming block
• Clandestine detention center, accommodation facility for detainees disappeared from the dictatorship
• Claudio Paolillo, Uruguayan writer and journalist (1960-2018)
• Claudio Valdés, Chilean musician and singer
• Clodomiro Picado Twight National Science and Technology Award,
• College of Costa Rican Journalists and Professionals in Communication,
• Consuelo Álvarez Pool, Violeta,
• Contracorriente (2006 film), 2006 film by Elisa Salinas
• Cristina Morales (writer), Spanish writer - needs expansion
• Cristina Hurtado, Colombian model and presenter
• Cristina Llorente, Spanish actress
• Cristina Molinuevo, Spanish basketball player (1996-)
• Cuartopoder, Spanish periodical
• Daniel Rafecas, Argentinian judge and lawyer
• Daniel de Florian, Argentinian physicist
• Daniel Pedro Cardinali, Argentine physician
• David Torres (writer), Wikimedia disambiguation page
• Death of Doris Adriana Niño,
• Decibel 110, television series
• Demetrio de los Ríos, Spanish architect (1827-1892)
• Coquimbo Department, Department of Chile
• Dismissal of judge Roberto Marquevich,
• Diego García Pozo, Ecuadorian politician
• Dolores Pla Brugat, Spanish historian (1964-2014)
• Eduardo Carretero, Spanish sculptor (1920-2011)
• Eduardo Labarca, Chilean journalist
• Eduardo Martínez de Pisón, Spanish geographer
• El Buen Pastor Prison,
• El cielito, 2004 film by María Victoria Menis
• El Día (Bolivia), Bolivian newspaper
• El jefecito, Peruvian TV series
• Electoral Service of Chile, Chilean autonomous organization
• Elena Pisonero Ruiz, Chairperson at Taldig
• Élida Alfaro, Spanish gymnast (1945-)
• Emilio de Ípola, Argentinian sociologist
• Emilio Gaete, Chilean actor
• Emma Maleras, Spanish dancer and choreographer
• Enrique Pineda Barnet, - needs expansion from redirect
• Enriqueta Martín Ortiz de la Tabla, Spanish educator
• Enriqueta Otero Blanco, Spanish teacher and politician (1910-1989)
• Ercilla Awards, Spanish theatrical awards
• Ethel Pozo, Peruvian presenter and businessperson, Gisela Valcárcel's daughter
• Eunice Shade,
• Fanny Brena, Argentinian actor
• Federation of Progressive Women,
• Federico Schopf, Chilean poet
• Felisa Martín Bravo, Spanish physicist
• Fernando Cuadra, Actor porno de mucha calidad
• Fernando Villegas (writer), YouTuber
• Flora Sobrado Rothe de Echandi, Expert in haute cuisine (1927-)
• Florencia Torrente, Argentine actress
• Francisca Bohigas Gavilanes, Spanish politician, school teacher and woman of letters (1893-1973)
• Francisco Pinoargotti, Ecuadorian musician and actor
• Gabriel Cavallo, Argentine lawyer
• Gabriel García Márquez Journalism Award,
• Gabriela Benavides Cobos, Mexican politician and lawyer
• Gaby Ocete, Spanish basketball player
• Gaspar Rivas, Chilean politician - needs expansion
• General Cemetery of Guayaquil,
• Germán Marín, Chilean writer
• Gerónimo Venegas, Argentinian politician
• Gilbert Violeta, Peruvian politician
• Giovanna Valcárcel, Peruvian actor
• Gloria Bayardo, Argentinian actor
• Gloria María Solari, Peruvian actor
• Golden Hexagon Award, architecture prize of Peru
• Gold Medal of the Canary Islands, Canarias Island, Spain
• Gracián Quijano,
• Guadalupe Plata, Spanish blues group
• Gustavo Meza, Chilean theater director, actor and playwright
• Gustavo Torner, Spanish painter and sculptor
• Habi, la extranjera, 2013 film
• Haroldo Brito, Chilean judge
• Haydée Palacios Vivas, Nicaraguan dancer
• Hernán Cubillos, Chilean politician
• Herval Abreu, Tv Director
• Instituto Asturiano de la Mujer,
• Irati Etxarri, Spanish basketball player (1998-)
• Isabel "Moses" Fernández, Spanish basketball player (1972-)
• Isabel García Sánchez, Spanish politician and feminist
• Isabel Villanueva, Spanish violist
• Isidro Romero, Ecuadorian businessman and politician
• Izaskun García, basketball player
• Jacobo Siruela, Spanish writer and editor
• Jaime del Valle Alliende, Chilean lawyer and politician
• Jaime Stiuso, Argentine intelligence agent
• Javier del Pino (journalist),
• Javier Sardà, Spanish journalist and television presenter
• Jenny Pronczuk, Physician from Uruguay
• Jesusa Granda, Spanish journalist
• Jesús Sánchez Adalid, Spanish writer
• Joan Hernández Pijuan, Spanish painter (1931-2005)
• Joan Matabosch,
• Jordi Costa, Spanish writer, comics artist and comics critic
• Jorge Délano, Chilean cartoonist, caricaturist, journalist and filmmaker (1895-1980)
• Jorge Meléndez Celis, Peruvian forestry engineer and politician
• Jorge Rivas, Argentinian lawyer
• José Antonio Corrales, Spanish architect
• José Antonio Valverde, Spanish biologist and naturalist (1926-2003)
• José Bernabé Oliva, Spanish lawyer and writer
• José Durana, Chilean politician - needs expansion
• José Luis Martín Vigil, Spanish writer (1919-2011)
• José Luis Sáez, Spanish basketball executive
• José Manuel Lara Foundation Award, literary award
• José María Muscari, Argentinian actor
• José María Plaza (journalist), Spanish writer and photographer
• José Rodríguez Mourelo, Spanish chemist (1857-1932)
• Juan Manuel de Prada, Spanish writer
• Juan Manuel Miñarro López, Spanish sculptor
• Juan Medina (composer), Spanish composer
• Juan Ribó, Spanish actor
• Julia Constenla, Argentinian journalist
• Julián Quintanilla,
• Julia Uceda, Spanish writer
• Justa Freire, Spanish teacher
• Karina Calmet, Peruvian presenter and actor
• King of Spain International Journalism Awards, Spanish journalism awards
• La mosca en la ceniza, 2010 film by Gabriela David
• La muerte de Pinochet, 2011 film by Bettina Perut
• La Provincia (Huelva), newspaper in Spain
• La Provincia (Las Palmas), Spanish newspaper
• La Provincia (Ovalle),
• La Provincia (Úbeda), newspaper in Úbeda, Spain
• La voz del concejo, 2016 film by Teresa García Montes and Isabel Medarde
• Laura de los Ríos Giner, Spanish teacher
• Laura Pardo, Spanish basketball player (1989-)
• Laura Velasco, Spanish basketball player (1990-)
• Laura Vignatti, Argentine actress
• Law on Security of the State,
• Lenin Lara, Ecuadorean politician and lawyer
• León Benavente, Spanish band
• Lil María Herrera, Writer from Panama
• Liliana Hendel, Argentinean journalist and writer
• Liliane Dahlmann, German historian, duchess of Medina Sidonia
• Lita Claver, Spanish singer and dancer
• Livia López, Spanish basketball player (1979-)
• Lola Blasco, Spanish actress
• Lola Sanjuán, Businesswoman and feminist Andalusian leader
• Lucina Jiménez, Mexican anthropologist, researcher and orator
• Lucy Patané, Argentine musician and composer
• Luis Alberto de Cuenca, Spanish academic
• Luis Artigue, Spanish poet
• Luis Bellido Falcón, Mexican actor, writer, and dramatist
• Luis de la Cruz y Ríos, Spanish painter (1776-1853)
• Luis del Olmo, Spanish journalist
• Luis Eduardo Falú,
• Luis María Anson, Spanish journalist and writer
• Luis Mateo Díez, Spanish writer - needs expansion
• Luis Miguel Campos, Ecuadorian writer, playwright and screenwriter
• Luis Rivano, Chilean writer (1932-2016)
• Luisgé Martín, Spanish writer - needs expansion
• Luis Valtueña International Humanitarian Photography Award,
• Madelén Urieta, Spanish basketball player (1981-)
• Madres de Soacha, organization
• Manifesto for Equality and the Participation of Women in Sport,
• Manuela Viale, Argentinian actress, female model and tv host
• Manuel Canelas, politician
• Manuel José García Caparrós,
• Manuel Tejada (actor), Spanish actor (1940-2019)
• Manuel Vázquez Montalbán International Journalism Award,
• Marcelo Gálvez, Ecuadorian actor
• Marc Marginedas, Spanish journalist
• Marcela Paredes, Panamanian educator
• Marcel Borràs, Spanish actor
• María Cristina García Cepeda, Mexican Secretary of Culture
• María del Puerto Gallego, Spanish physician
• María Dolores Marco, Spanish conductor
• María Francisca Atlántida Coll Oliva, Mexican geographer and researcher
• María Gómez Valbuena, Spanish nun (1925-2013)
• María Helena Barrera, Ecuadorian writer and lawyer
• María Jesús Valdés, Spanish actor (1927-2011)
• María Jimena Pereyra, Argentinian singer who currently lives in Chile
• María Luisa Cresta de Leguizamón, Argentinian writer (1918-2008)
• María Matilde Almendros, Spanish journalist (1922-1995)
• María Mercedes López Mora, Colombian lawyer
• María Sáenz Quesada, Argentinian writer and historian
• María Soledad Barría, Chilean physician - needs expansion
• María Teresa Guerrero, Ecuadorian athlete and TV host
• María Teresa Gutiérrez de MacGregor, Mexican geographer and researcher
• María Teresa Rodríguez (pianist), Mexican pianist (1923-2013)
• Mari Pau Domínguez, Spanish journalist and television presenter
• Marlen Olivari, Chilean model
• Marta Aledo, Spanish actress
• Marta Sibina Camps, Spanish social activist, nurse and editor
• Marta Taboada, Argentinian lawyer (1942-1977)
• Marta Tudanca, Spanish basketball player (1990-)
• Martín Barreiro, Spanish meteorologist and presenter
• Maruja Boga, Argentinian actor and journalist
• Mar Xantal, Spanish basketball player
• Mauricio Electorat, Chilean journalist
• Mercedes de Priede, Spanish writer
• Mercedes Funes, Argentine actress
• Mercedes Vigil, Uruguayan writer
• Merly Morello Parada, Peruvian actress
• México en la Cultura,
• Miguel Ángel Laborde, Argentine scientist
• Miguel Delibes de Castro, Spanish zoologist
• Miguel Hernández National Youth Poetry Award,
• Miguel Narros, Spanish theater director (1928-2013)
• Milton Juica, Chilean judge
• Mónica García Prieto, Spanish journalist
• Mónica Pérez (journalist), Chilean journalist
• Montserrat Domínguez, Spanish journalist and presenter
• Mujeres primero,
• Myrtha Raia,
• National Award for Children's and Young Adult Literature, Spanish literature award
• National Award for Dramatic Literature, award
• National Award for Literature (Spain), yearly awards by Spain's Ministry of Culture
• National Award for Photography, Spanish national photography award
• National Award for Poetry (Spain),
• National Culture Award (Bolivia),
• National Culture Award (Peru), cultural award in Peru
• National Current Music Award, annual prize awarded by the Ministry of Culture of Spain
• National Essay Award, Spanish literary award
• National Sports Journalism Award of Chile,
• National Traditional Knowledge Award,
• National Urbanism Award of Spain,
• Nélida Guerrero, Argentinian actor and singer
• Nelson Marra, Uruguayan author
• Nerea Pérez de las Heras,
• Néstor Kirchner, la película, 2012 film by Paula de Luque
• Neus Lloveras, Spanish politician
• New Chilean Narrative of the Nineties,
• Nidia Díaz, politician
• Noemí Jordana, Spanish basketball player
• Noemí María Girbal-Blacha, Argentine historian
• North of Chile International Film Festival,
• Olga Tassi, Argentine athletics competitor
• Oscar Puiggrós, Argentinian lawyer and journalist
• Oswaldo Segura, Ecuadorian actor
• Pablo Andrés Escapa, Spanish writer
• Pablo Cerda, Chilean actor
• Pablo Sánchez Velarde,
• Paleontological Site Cerro Pelado,
• Paloma Valencia, Politician, lawyer, philosopher, writer and opinion leader.
• Pamela Cerdeira, Mexican journalist, radio and television presenter
• Paola Bustamante, Peruvian lawyer
• Pasión Vega, Spanish singer
• Patricia Cabrera, Spanish basketball player (1991-)
• Patricia Ferreira (director), Spanish director and scriptwriter - needs expansion
• Patricia García-Rojo, Spanish writer
• Patricia Miloslavich, Venezuelan biologist
• Patricia Rodríguez Barrios, Spanish association football executive
• Pauchi Sasaki, Peruvian violinist and experimental artist
• Paula Estebas, Spanish basketball player
• Paul Martin (actor), Peruvian actor, born 1966
• Pedro Cahn, Argentine physician
• Pedro Carcuro, Chilean journalist
• Peky Andino, Ecuadorian playwright, director and actor
• Pepe da Rosa, Spanish musician
• Pía Guzmán Mena, Chilean politician
• Pilar de Aresti y Victoria de Lecea, Basque businesswoman and politician
• Premio Príncipe de Viana de la Cultura,
• Quito Panamerican Biennale of Architecture, biennale
• Rafael Brito (singer-songwriter), Venezuelan musician
• Rafael Courtoisie, Uruguayan writer
• Rafael Prohens, Chilean politician - needs expansion
• Raquel Notar, Argentinian actor
• Ricardo Astorga, Chilean anthropologist and journalist
• Ricardo Luna Mendoza, Peruvian diplomat, professor and internationalist
• Ricardo Meruane, Chilean comedian and wood worker
• Ricardo Silva-Santisteban, Peruvian writer
• Richard Barker (actor), Ecuadorian actor
• Roberto López Belloso, Uruguayan writer
• Rocío Álvarez, Spanish animator
• Rocío Madrid, Spanish actress and television presenter
• Rodrigo Urquiola Flores, Bolivian writer
• Romina Paula, Argentine actress
• Ronald Kay, Chilean poet and artist
• Rosa María Kucharski, Spanish pianist
• Rosa María Palacios, Peruvian journalist and lawyer
• Rosa Novell, Spanish actress
• Rosa Torres-Pardo, Spanish pianist
• Rosedal de Palermo, park in Argentina
• Roselis Silva, Venezuelan basketball player (1991-)
• Roxana Aramburú,
• Rubén Martín Díaz, Spanish poet
• Sabina de Alvear y Ward,
• Saga Case,
• Sandra Ygueravide, Spanish basketball player
• Santa Clara de Asís Award,
• Santiago Naranjo, ecuadorian actor
• Sara de Ibáñez, Uruguayan poet - needs expansion
• Sigfrid Monleón, Spanish film director and screenwriter
• Silvana Myriam Giudici, Argentinian politician
• Silvia Gette Ponce, Argentine lawyer
• Sofía Mendoza, Paraguayan musician & singer
• Soleá Morente, Spanish singer and actress
• Sol Serrano, Chilean historian
• SQP (TV program),
• Tània Balló Colell, Spanish film and tv director and producer, screenwriter and writer
• Teachers of the Second Republic, educators during the period of the second Spanish Republic
• Teatro de Rojas Awards, Spanish award
• TNT (TV series),
• Un corazón roto no es como un jarrón roto o un florero, 2016 film by Isabel Coixet
• Uncovered cinema, film movement and genre
• Valeria Souza Saldivar, Mexican biologist
• Vicenta Cortés Alonso,
• Vicente Sabatini, Chilean television director - needs expansion
• Vicky Sevilla, Spanish cooker - needs expansion
• Victoria Oriana Saputo, Boxer from Argentina
• Victoria Torres, Mexican boxer
• Víctor Santa María, Argentine trade unionist, politician and businessman
• Víctor Zamora, Peruvian doctor and politician
• Xavier Pimentel, Ecuadorian actor, television director and television producer
• Yeni Vilcatoma, Peruvian lawyer and politician
• Yolanda Bedregal National Poetry Award,
• Zezé (novel), novel by Ángeles Vicente