lucio cabanas造句

• The site is located behind the home of an aunt of 1970s rebel leader Lucio Cabanas.
• Guerrero was home in the 1970s to a small rebel band directed by school teacher Lucio Cabanas.
• Many survivors and supporters of Lucio Cabanas'Army of the Poor still dot the rugged territory.
• The group's leader, Lucio Cabanas, was killed in a shootout with soldiers on Dec . 2, 1974.
• During the 1970s, Guerrero was home to a rebel group run by leftist schoolteacher Lucio Cabanas, later killed by government forces.
• Ruben Figueroa and Lucio Cabanas fought each other two decades ago, and their violent conflict that shook Guerrero state threatens to repeat itself.
• Atoyac de Alvarez is the hometown of legendary rebel leader Lucio Cabanas, whose band of 300 armed men battled soldiers in the 1970s.
• _December 1974 : Soldiers capture and kill guerrilla leader Lucio Cabanas, who led a four-year guerrilla war in which 50 soldiers died.
• The name of Lucio Cabanas, the martyred leader of the rebellion, still resonates in a state where paramilitary and drug-related violence is rampant.
• About 1, 000 people gathered in this city near the Pacific coast resort of Acapulco in Guerrero state to say a second goodbye to Lucio Cabanas.
• The FARP says it is a new group that reveres slain revolutionary hero and peasant leader Lucio Cabanas, killed 26 years ago while heading the Party of the Poor.
• Thousands of troops spent years chasing Lucio Cabanas'Party of the Poor, which attracted hundreds of members and thousands of supporters in this area in the early 1970s.
• "For its honesty and courage, the fight of Lucio Cabanas brought dignity to the Guerrero mountains and Mexico's recent history, " said writer Carlos Montemayor.
• The incidents occurred as troops were battling a rural Marxist insurgency led a former schoolteacher, Lucio Cabanas, which operated in the rugged mountains of Guerrero state, inland from Acapulco.
• The PRI is especially keen to win back Atoyac de Alvarez, the hometown of legendary rebel leader Lucio Cabanas, whose band of 300 armed men battled soldiers in Atoyaquillo in the 1970s.
• Scientists said they have identified the remains of a legendary rebel leader killed 27 years ago in the mountains of southern Mexico, ending nearly three decades of mystery surrounding the death of Lucio Cabanas.
• The site is located behind the home of an aunt of 1970s rebel leader Lucio Cabanas, on the outskirts of the town of Atoyac, in the mountains above the Pacific coast resort of Acapulco.