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...Bush se han unido en el esfuerzo por edificar un poder ejecutivo mucho m?s fuerte. Persuadido por el aquel entonces gobernador Bush, Gonz?les dej? su lucrativa pr?ctica de leyes en Houston y se convirti? en su abogado principal en 1994. M?s tarde, Bush coloc? a Gonz?les en la corte suprema de Texas y cuando Bush lleg? a la presidencia, lo hizo abogado de la Casa Blanca. Este a?o el presidente lo nombr? fiscal general de la naci?n, convirti?ndolo as? en el primer hispano en ocupar ?se cargo...
...Departamento de Justicia, un tono m?s mesurado que su predecesor John Ashcroft, sin alterar demasiado su curso o su devoci?n por las metas que lo vincularon a Bush en primera instancia. Hasta ahora se ha mantenido cerca del presidente, lo que le podr?a valer una nominaci?n para la Corte Suprema antes de que el presidente termine su mandato...
...colleagues, geologists at an engineering company, raved about the "buttery taste" and "subtlety" of the oak barrel-aged liquor, enlivened only with fresh lime juice and a dash of Triple Sec. "It goes down easy," explained Jacob Henry, who recently got a $300 bottle of Herradura Seleccion Suprema for his 24th birthday...
Today drinkers at trendy bars from Manhattan to Mayfair pay as much as $40 for a tall shot, or caballito, of Porfidio Barrique, and buyers snap up Herradura's $230-a-bottle Seleccion Suprema. Even mass-market leader Jose Cuervo now offers a $1,000 bottle of limited edition 1800 Coleccion. It's all part of the trend toward boutique liquors that began in Europe and the U.S. in the late 1980s, says Chris Morris, national marketing director for American distiller Brown-Forman's two tequila brands, Pepe Lopez and the newly introduced Don Eduardo. "When single-malt whiskeys burst...
...Costa Rica, where Vesco has business interests and political friends, the Corte Suprema de Justicia last July turned down an extradition bid by the U.S. Then, when Vesco asked for an advisory opinion, a federal criminal court in Buenos Aires ruled that Argentina would not extradite either, should he decide to move there. Finally, in the Bahamas, where Vesco gives campaign contributions to the ruling party and now has extensive financial operations, another magistrate has turned the U.S. down. Last week U.S. Attorney Paul