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	The Southern Border (Fall 2003) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Guerrero, 52, the oldest of 11 children and proud that he had risen from janitor to letter carrier to chief of the airport office, was one of the many anonymous frontline soldiers in the fight against organized crime in Mexico.
		Guerrero's death and the federal investigation inside the postal service have raised new allegations of corruption and violence in an agency long famous for its inefficiency.
		Guerrero had fired and reassigned several employees as he tried to restructure the Mexican postal system's airport office and make it harder to rob.
	socrates.berkeley.edu:7504 /~border/list_articles/1026-washingtonpost-quietherofoughtmexicancorruption.htm (1466 words)

	History of Belize - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Twenty people were washed ashore, and most of those were immediately captured by the Mayas and later sacrificed or taken as slaves.
		One of the prisoners, Gonzalo Guerrero, later defected to the Mayas, and married into a noble Mayan family.
		Guerrero married the daughter of Nachankan, the chief of Chetumal, and assumed the Mayan way of life.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/History_of_Belize (914 words)

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		Gonzalo Guerrero had just taken up his accustomed position under the smacking sail of the foremast and leaned against the rail-when the deck abruptly swerved and seemed to reel under his feet.
		Guerrero seemed to be watching himself with amazement when he caught up with the boy and bent over him, the rope pulled taut between his wrists.
		Guerrero wondered if he really would lift the lad's head, as he was instructed, and with the three others balancing the thighs and chest, hurl the boy overboard.
	www2.xlibris.com /bookstore/book_excerpt.asp?bookid=1638 (3332 words)

	Ixpilotzama, (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		One of the survivors, Gonzalo Guerrero, was saved from a life of servitude and possible human sacrifice through the intervention of the Maya noblewoman who is sometimes referred to as Princess Nicte-Ha (Water Lilly), and she is also known as Ixpilotzama.
		Guerrero read Cortés's letter and reportedly responded, "Brother Aguilar, I am married and have three children and they consider me their chief and captain during times of war; go with God, for my face is tattooed and my ears are pierced.
		The inscription on the plaque reads: "Gonzalo de Guerrero, of Palos de Noguera, Spain, seaman, who in 1511 shipwrecked near this beach, married the Mayan Princess Xzamil and thus founded the first Euro-American family." Another version of this statue is on the Prolongación Montejo in Merida.
	www.hope.edu /latinamerican/Ixpilotzama,.html (451 words)

	Akumal, Mexico: About Akumal
		The two survivors were Geronimo De Aguilar, who was a friar and warrior, and Gonzalo Guerrero.
		Gonzalo Guerrero wound up marrying the Mayan princess Zazi and fathered the first mestizos so called white Indian.
		Gonzalo Guerrero adapted to his life with the Maya.
	www.discovercozumel.net /akumal/aboutakumal.html (455 words)

	Mayan Ruins - Oxtankah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Archaeologists believe that this church is the oldest in the area and that is was built by the Chaktemal Kingdom started by Gonzalo Guerrero.
		Guerrero along with Jeronimo de Aguilar were the first Spaniards to reach the Maya after their ship was wrecked on the reef outside Cozumel.
		Guerrero completely assimilated with the Maya, marrying a Maya princess, helping the Maya to fight the Spaniards and starting his own city.
	www.visitcancun.com /mayan_ruins_Oxtankah2.htm (264 words)

	Akumal, Mexico - Vacations, Travel, and Leisure Information - UndiscoveredMexico.com
		Their names were Geronimo De Aguilar and Gonzalo Guerrero.
		Guerrero eventually married a young princess named Zazi and fathered the first mestizo in the Mayan world.
		Guerrero taught the Mayans new war techniques, which were later used against the Spanish conquistadors.
	www.undiscoveredmexico.com /rivieramaya/akumal (401 words)

	Chicago Fire - News - 03/25/2005
		However, Rolfe and Guerrero would not be denied on their next opportunity to link up, as Rolfe was able to finish the Honduran's cross in the 15th minute to give the "Men in Red" the lead.
		Guerrero would take the ball for a 40-yard run down the left side before whipping in a pass to Rolfe, who easily finished past Wells from six yards out to give the Fire the 1-0 advantage.
		Guerrero would suffer a strained right groin on the play and, despite trying to play through it, would exit the match in the 22nd minute for Gonzalo Segares.
	www.mlsnet.com /MLS/news/team_news.jsp?ymd=20050325&content_id=24795&vkey=pr_chf&fext=.jsp&team=chf (892 words)

	HISTORY OF MEXICO - JERONIMO DE AGUILAR: THE MAROONED PRIEST WHO SPEEDED THE CONQUEST - BY JIM TUCK IN MEXICO CONNECT
		Where Guerrero took a Mayan wife who bore him two children, Aguilar remained true to his priestly vows and refused to form a romantic liaison with any of the attractive girls whom the chief placed at his disposal.
		Since it was his boast that he lived 105 years without taking a bath, it is difficult to believe how the perfumed courtesans whose advances he allegedly rejected would ever have wished to make such advances in the first place.
		Guerrero, completely Mayanized, refused to join his countrymen and was later killed while fighting on the side of the Indians against the Spaniards.
	www.mexconnect.com /mex_/history/jtuck/jtaquilar.html (1025 words)

	Serpentine Vol. 1, No. 3, Lord of the Mayas
		Guerrero wondered if he really would lift the brother's head, as he was commanded, and with the three others balancing the thighs and chest, hurl the boy overboard.
		Guerrero perched on the gunwale, then dropped himself down the side of the Anuncio, the broad stomach of her hull turning up, fl-caulked and grey with dripping barnacles.
		Guerrero slipped onto his hands and knees leaving blood on the barnacles, leapt forward over the water toward the captain's wide eyes.
	www.serpentinia.com /prior_issues/1997_v1/n3/novel_01.htm (5343 words)

	Untitled Document
		Guerrero, whose true name we don’t know, was enslaved by the Maya, bore children, went native, and refused to return to aid the conquest.
		Guerrero assimilated the culture of his slave master wife and fathered mestizo children, probably before Cortes did.
		But the possibility of Guerrero as a progenitor of la raza, preceding Cortes as Adam and displacing Malinche as Eve, is not pleasing according to imperialist, patriarchal aesthetics.
	alfredarteaga.com /essaysr.html (1766 words)

	THREE RATS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		GONZALO is seated on the sofa, reading the paper.
		GONZALO I did try to rest up there, but something unexpected came up -- I got through with my business sooner than I expected.
		GONZALO walks over to the table, picks-up the poisoned cup and places is on the low table in of the sofa.)
	upreplib.tripod.com /three_rats.htm (2387 words)

	University of Minnesota Human Rights Library
		The fact that beneficiaries [Guillermo] Guerrero and [Javier] Páez have not received any threats of late, added to their personal situation as described by the State and not disputed by the claimants, warrants a re-evaluation to determine whether the measures ordered on their behalf need to be kept in place.
		Gonzalo Arias Alturo and that information would be forwarded to the Court in due course;
		María Nodelia Parra’s complaints of wire tapping and telephone threats and found that no authority had ordered that her telephone line be tapped.
	www1.umn.edu /humanrts/iachr/E/2-ing-19.html (824 words)

	TheFireAlarm - Your Independent Chicagoland Soccer Source (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Chicago got on the board in the 12th minute when Ivan Guerrero, playing in place of John Thorrington in midfield, made a 40-yard run down the left side of the field before sending a pass into the box that Rolfe put past keeper Zach Wells.
		Guerrero's evening came to an early end when he suffered a right groin strain and left the match in the 22nd minute for Gonzalo Segares.
		Looks like both team used their starters which is a very scary thought for NY because the Fire don't appear to be one of the stronger sides in MLS.
	thefirealarm.matchnight.com /tfadefault.cfm?page=ARTICLE&show=732 (790 words)

	Athena Review 2,1: Valdivia Shipwreck (1511)
		Soon thereafter, however, Jeronimo de Aguilar, Gonzalo Guerrero, and a handful of other Spaniards managed to escape to the protection of a rival cacique, Aquincuz of Xamanzana, who took them in as slaves.
		He had kept his Book of Hours (a medieval religious schedule still popular in the 16th century) with a running count of the days since his 1511 capture, and was only three days off at the time of his 1519 release.
		As Díaz reports, Guerrero had married the daughter of the cacique Nachan Can from Chetumal and had risen to the rank of warrior and military advisor to his Mayan father-in-law.
	www.athenapub.com /valdiv1.htm (848 words)

	Xlibris.Com Bookstore
		Gonzalo Guerrero, a peasant, and Geranimo de Aguilar, an aristocrat, are the two who survive the initial night of sacrifices.
		Aguilar becomes a servant to the Mayan ruler whereas Guerrero eventually marries a Mayan princess and becomes himself a Mayan lord – refusing to join Cortes when offered the opportunity because he has been so physically and morally transformed.
		It is Gonzalo Guerrero’s search for himself and his final speculation that ‘we are all really Mayan, siding more with the spectacle of cruelty and suffering than with the love and peace we pretend to espouse’ which centers the novel’s unsettling theme.
	www2.xlibris.com /bookstore/bookdisplay.asp?bookid=1638 (172 words)

	I-20 Gallery :: Gonzalo Lebrija: Lights On / Stefan Brüggemann
		Gonzalo Lebrija's first solo exhibition in the U.S. will be a four-day screening of LIGHTS ON.
		The video will be shown at I-20 on only the days of September 6, and September 9-11.
		The mood of the video is benign and tranquil, and belies the tension and a sense of expectation beneath the surface.
	www.i-20.com /exhibition.php?exhibition_id=52 (486 words)

	Early Belize History, Page 4
		The local lord sacrificed Valdivia and four others to the Gods while Aguilar and Guerrero and five or six others were kept to be fattened up.
		Gonzalo Guerrero went exploring and ended up in Chetumal (where Corozal is now), or it was later known for a while as Salamanca de Yucatan near there.
		The local Lord of what we call Corozal today was 'Nachan Can' and he made Gonzalo Guerrero the War Chief and Guerrero taught the locals Spanish tactics of fighting.
	www.ambergriscaye.com /earlyhistory/4.html (2717 words)

	Yucatan Peninsula, merida, history, travel guide
		These shipwrecked sailors were commanded by Pedro Valdivia and among them were the religious Geronimo de Aguilar and Gonzalo Guerrero, as well as 8 other shipmates who survived the wreck.
		The first for his humility and obedience, served as a slave to different Maya chiefs; and the second married a Maya noblewoman, the daughter of the chief of Chectemal (today Chetumal, the capitol of this state) with who he procreated three children who were the first "mestizos" on this continent.
		Guerrero is known as "the father of the blending of the races in America".
	www.xaac.com /playacar/yucatan.htm (1258 words)

	TheFireAlarm - Your Independent Chicagoland Soccer Source (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		In the 11th minute, defender Gonzalo Segares sent a long ball toward the left corner, where midfielder Justin Mapp rushed to collect the ball.
		The rookie sent a cross into the box, but Jaqua was slammed down to the ground by United defender Bobby Boswell before he could get to the ball.
		Guerrero was sent to the spot, who showed no flash when he sent the kick to the left.
	www.thefirealarm.com /tfadefault.cfm?page=ARTICLE&show=863 (1650 words)

	Civilization.ca - Mystery of the Maya - Maya civilization timeline
		A Spaniard named Gonzalo Guerrero is shipwrecked and washed up on the eastern shore of Yucatán.
		Guerrero later becomes an implacable foe of the Spaniards and does much to help the Maya resist Spanish rule in Yucatán.
		The Spanish first arrive on the shores of Yucatán under Hernandez de Cordoba, who later dies of wounds received in battle against the Maya.
	www.civilization.ca /civil/maya/mmc09eng.html (1087 words)

	ETSS
		This "La Raza Day" we should imitate Gonzalo Guerrero, the Roman Catholic Spaniard soldier who got tired of Indian massacres and in 1511 turned his back on Europeans.
		Gonzalo Guerrero married a Maya Indian, procreated three children, and in 1519 when Mexican invader Hernan Cortes asked Gonzalo to re-join the Spaniards he didn't.
		Gonzalo, the Father of Mestizo people, wore scanty Mayan clothes, he decorated his body, pierced his nostrils, lips and ears, painted his face, and tattooed his hands after Mayan fashion, but there was a price to be paid for listening to the Mayan's cry: he was killed in the battle field in 1536.
	www.etss.edu /PerezAlvarez.shtml (1341 words)

	History
		Among the prisoners is Gerónimo de Aguilar, who eventually becomes Cortes´ interpreter and Gonzálo Guerrero, who married a Mayan woman and procreated the first Mexican Mestizos.
		The priest José María Morelos y Pavón becomes Hidalgo’s successor in the fight and, in a brilliant campaign, conquers nearly all of the territory of the State of Guerrero.
		He is joined by other military leaders, among them the Bravo brothers and Vicente Guerrero.
	www.sre.gob.mx /irlanda/histor.htm (2114 words)

	Articles by W. Lynn Seldon Jr. - Travel Writer & Photographer
		Tulum was the home of many of the highest-ranking Mayans in the area from 1000 A.D. to about 1600 A.D. Originally called "Zama," or "place of the dawning," Tulum grew into one of the most massive and important ceremonial and cultural centers of the area.
		Spaniards first set foot near Tulum in 1511 and one man, Gonzalo Guerrero, ended up adopting the Mayan culture, becoming a military leader, and marrying the daughter of a king.
		--When Spaniard Gonzalo Guerrero adopted Mayan ways and married the daughter of a Mayan king, their three children were the first known blending of Indian and Spanish blood.
	www.lynnseldon.com /article144.html (948 words)

	Miscellaneous McMullen County, Texas Obituaries
		Valentin G. Guerrero, 85, of Jourdanton died Monday morning, Oct. 23, 2000, in Floresville.
		Pallbearers were Danny Guerrero, Stephen Guerrero, Ray Munoz, Ismael Guerrero, Meguel Valentin Martinez and Cornelio Munoz.
		Guerrero was born July 21, 1915, in the La Para community to Angelita (Guzman) and Gonzalo V. Guerrero.
	www.obitcentral.com /obitsearch/obits/tx/tx-mcmullen1.htm (2735 words)

	Athena Review Image Archive: Map of the Shipwreck of Valdivia (1511) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The ship wrecked on reefs near Jamaica, and the few survivors drifted in an open boat to the eastern shore of Yucatan, where they were either killed or enslaved by Maya caciques or nobles.
		Two survivors, Gonzalo Guerrero and Geronimo Aguilar, remained alive when Cortés reached Yucatán in 1519.
		Aguilar, a former priest who had been made a slave to a Maya cacique, was rescued by Cortés and became an interpretor, while Guerrero, who had married a Mayan wife, remained in his Yucatec village.
	www.athenapub.com /valdmap1.htm (139 words)

	periodismodeguerrero.com
		Integrantes del consejo de Notarios del Estado de Guerrero expresaron su solidaridad al Gobernador Zeferino Torreblanca Galindo.
		Esta mañana el presidente municipal Alberto López Rosas se reunió con miembros del Instituto Politécnico de Acapulco, que encabeza Gonzalo Trinidad Garrido, quienes propusieron la creación de un instituto de planeación que rija a la ciudad.
		Desprecio a los medio de prensa locales en acreditación de para tianguis turístico en Acapulco Guerrero, 2005.
	www.periodismodeguerrero.com (969 words)

	Gonzalo Guerrero's Photo Listings Page
		Gonzalo has 20 years of photography experience in the areas of sports, landscapes, animals and flowers.
		His love of the art has expanded into the world of digital photography.
		You'll reap all the benefits of our (free) PhotoBuyer's Corner.
	www.photosource.com /2332 (108 words)

	Mayans and Missionaries
		Earlier Spaniards had heard rumors that a Spaniard by the name of Gonzalo Guerrero had gone native and refused to return to the Spaniards.
		In fact, Guerrero had become a Mayan war leader and was advising the Mayans about how to wipe Montejo's expedition off the peninsula.
		Guerrero had probably told the Mayans that the Spaniards wanted only gold, and perhaps the Mayans believed him too well.
	www.drizzle.com /~jcouture/1_world/col_exchange/mayans_missionaries_read.htm (3555 words)

	Steve Thorn Blog - Entries from Tuesday, July 26. 2005
		I have always been fascinated with the Mayans, and for our honeymoon, Valerie (saintly-patient beautiful wife) and I went down to the Mayan Riviera.
		I love the area, the people we met were great (with the exception of the time-share goons), and the culture is amazing.
		I once came across the story of Gonzalo and thought I'd love to write the fictionalization of his story - and of course, we would have to return to the area so I could do exhaustive, time-consuming (maybe months!) 'research'...
	www.stevethorn.com /blog/index.php?/archives/2005/07/26.html (369 words)

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