User:Alsor97

  • Name: Call me Al (he, him, his)
  • Main interests: ITN, Recent Deaths, Current Events, Year in Topic. Biographies and Women in Red. Politicians related to Catalonia, Mediterranean countries, Latin America, the Caucasus and Microstates. Elections, judiciary and law.
  • Listed works: On the Main Page, DYK and GA, I've included a list of articles that have been posted after I improved and successfully nominated them (or nominated by another fellow editor). In Women in Red, I have included a list of articles that I have created for each monthly and annual initiative.
  • What have I done? Please leave your comment on my Talk Page. I will try to respond as soon as I can 😊

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Main Page: In The News and Recent Deaths

Most recent on top

2026

  1. Spain Gemma Cuervo
  2. Costa Rica 2026 Costa Rican general election (as updater, not nominator)
  3. Bulgaria Iliana Iotova, new and first female president of Bulgaria (as updater, not nominator)
  4. Mozambique Luísa Diogo
  5. Cyprus George Vassiliou
  6. Greece Spain Princess Irene of Greece and Denmark

2025

  1. Honduras 2025 Honduran general election (as updater, not nominator)
  2. Ecuador Rodrigo Borja Cevallos
  3. Chile 2025 Chilean general election (as updater, not nominator)
  4. Catalonia Anna Balletbò
  5. Argentina Alejandra Oliveras
  6. Nicaragua Violeta Chamorro dies (as updater, not nominator)
  7. Ecuador Alfredo Palacio
  8. Nicaragua Rosario Murillo, new co-president of Nicaragua

2024

  1. Portugal Celeste Caeiro
  2. Argentina Ginés González García
  3. Georgia (country) Kesaria Abramidze
  4. Morocco Princess Lalla Latifa
  5. Spain Maricuela
  6. Basque Country (autonomous community) José Antonio Ardanza
  7. Basque Country (autonomous community) Juan Uriarte
  8. Georgia (country) Irakli Kobakhidze, new prime minister of Georgia
  9. PolandIsrael Bat-Sheva Dagan
  10. Ecuador César Suárez
  11. Republic of Ireland Maureen Flavin Sweeney

2023

  1. Greece Constantine II of Greece dies (as updater)
  2. Guatemala Álvaro Colom
  3. Andorra 2023 Andorran parliamentary election
  4. Spain Josep Piqué
  5. Spain Carmen Sevilla (as updater, not nominator)
  6. Italy Arnaldo Forlani (as updater, not nominator)
  7. Spain Francisco Ibáñez Talavera (as updater, not nominator)
  8. Catalonia Carme Junyent (as updater, not nominator)
  9. Spain María Teresa Campos
  10. Latvia Evika Siliņa, new prime minister of Latvia
  11. Moldova Mircea Snegur
  12. Hungary László Sólyom (as updater, not nominator)
  13. Finland Martti Ahtisaari (as updater, not nominator)
  14. Andorra Antoni Martí (as updater, not nominator)
  15. Georgia (country) Tengiz Kitovani
  16. Spain Jerónimo Saavedra

2022

  1. Spain Francisco Laína
  2. Italy David Sassoli (as updater, not nominator)
  3. Greece Christos Sartzetakis (as updater, not nominator)
  4. Argentina Graciela Giannettasio
  5. Albania Bujar Nishani (as updater, not nominator)
  6. Italy Ciriaco De Mita
  7. Cyprus Zeta Emilianidou
  8. Sovereign Military Order of Malta Marco Luzzago
  9. Spain José Guirao
  10. Catalonia Núria Feliu
  11. Syria Ali Haydar
  12. Cuba Rolando Cubela Secades

2021

  1. Spain Alberto Oliart
  2. Spain Àlex Casademunt
  3. Ivory Coast Hamed Bakayoko
  4. Spain Josep Baselga
  5. Kosovo Vjosa Osmani, new president of Kosovo
  6. Cyprus Vassos Lyssarides
  7. Greece Theodore Katsanevas
  8. Spain Manuel Clavero
  9. Namibia Mburumba Kerina
  10. Zambia Kenneth Kaunda dies
  11. Armenia 2021 Armenian parliamentary election
  12. Spain Mila Ximénez
  13. Italy Raffaella Carrà
  14. Nepal Sher Bahadur Deuba, new prime minister of Nepal
  15. Spain José María Gay de Liébana
  16. Mexico Abel Ramírez Águilar
  17. Spain Menchu Álvarez del Valle
  18. Spain Eduardo Martínez Somalo
  19. Morocco 2021 Moroccan general election
  20. Portugal Jorge Sampaio
  21. Spain 2021 Cumbre Vieja volcanic eruption (as updater)
  22. Emirate of Dubai Expo 2020
  23. Spain Emiliano Aguirre
  24. Greece Fofi Gennimata (as updater, not nominator)
  25. Spain José Antonio González Casanova
  26. France Georgie Dann (as updater, not nominator)
  27. Russia Siluyan
  28. Nicaragua 2021 Nicaraguan general election
  29. Romania Nicolae Ciucă, new prime minister of Romania
  30. Spain Almudena Grandes
  31. Spain Oriol Bohigas
  32. Austria Karl Nehammer, new chancellor of Austria
  33. Mexico Vicente Fernández
  34. Italy Riccardo Ehrman
  35. Greece Karolos Papoulias (as updater, not nominator)

2020

  1. Andorra Òscar Ribas Reig
  2. Switzerland Flavio Cotti
  3. Uruguay Tabaré Vázquez
  4. Pakistan Zafarullah Khan Jamali
  5. Malta Oliver Friggieri
  6. Argentina Quino
  7. Catalonia Brazil Pedro Casaldáliga
  8. Spain Francisco Rodríguez Adrados
  9. Kyrgyzstan Chynybaĭ Tursunbekov
  10. Spain Pau Donés
  11. Spain Rosa Maria Sardà
  12. Spain Julio Anguita
  13. Spain Landelino Lavilla
  14. Spain Enrique Múgica
  15. Togo Edem Kodjo
  16. Spain Infanta Pilar, Duchess of Badajoz

2019

  1. Spain José Pedro Pérez-Llorca
  2. Argentina Fernando de la Rúa
  3. Spain Camilo Sesto

Did You Know

  1. Catalonia DYK that Catalan artist Josefa Tolrà created paintings and embroideries while in a trance? (13/12/2025)
  2. Andorra DYK that in 1973 Carme Travesset became the first woman in Andorra to hold elected office? (30/10/2025)
  3. Portugal DYK that Celeste Caeiro's actions led to the naming of the 1974 coup in Portugal as the Carnation Revolution? (9/12/2024)
  4. Spain DYK that Jerónimo Saavedra was the first openly gay politician to serve in several high public offices in Spain? (12/12/2023)

Good Article

  1. Greece Constantine II of Greece, with User:Therealscorp1an (17 March 2023)

Women in Red

August 2026: Indigenous women

  1. Rosa Jalja

July 2026: Crime and Law

  1. Fiji Anjala Wati
  2. Italy Margherita Cassano
  3. Italy Maria Alessandra Sandulli
  4. Italy Antonella Sciarrone Alibrandi
  5. Maldives Aisha Shujune Muhammad
  6. Belgium Beatrijs Deconinck
  7. AzerbaijanHumay Afandiyeva
  8. Azerbaijan Kamala Abiyeva
  9. Andorra Carolina Bailén
  10. Catalonia Mercè Caso
  11. Armenia Seda Safaryan
  12. Spain Laura Díez
  13. Spain María Luisa Balaguer
  14. Spain Inmaculada Montalbán
  15. Federated States of Micronesia Marstella Jack
  16. Rwanda Domitilla Mukantaganzwa
  17. Peru Elvia Barrios
  18. Panama María Cristina Chen Stanziola
  19. Andorra Nàdia Alís
  20. Moldova Stela Procopciuc
  21. Montenegro Valentina Pavličić
  22. Mauritius Rehana Mungly-Gulbul
  23. Honduras Rebeca Ráquel
  24. Dominican Republic Miriam Germán Brito
  25. Greece Rena Asimakopoulou
  26. Greece Anastasia Papadopoulou
  27. Argentina Verónica Gómez
  28. Georgia (country) Eva Gotsiridze
  29. Georgia (country) Nino Kadagidze
  30. Costa Rica Nancy Hernández López
  31. El Salvador Roxana Soriano
  32. Cyprus Elena Efrem
  33. Cyprus Katerina Stamatiou
  34. Costa Rica Eugenia Zamora
  35. Bulgaria Pavlina Panova
  36. Bosnia and Herzegovina Minka Kreho
  37. Argentina Hilda Kogan
  38. Armenia Lilit Tadevosyan
  39. Seychelles Ellen Carolus
  40. Algeria Leïla Aslaoui
  41. Albania Vitore Tusha
  42. Albania Marsida Xhaferllari
  43. Kiribati Tetiro Semilota

July 2026: Countries starting with M

  1. Federated States of Micronesia Marstella Jack
  2. Moldova Stela Procopciuc
  3. Montenegro Valentina Pavličić
  4. Mauritius Rehana Mungly-Gulbul

June 2026: Countries starting with I, J, K and L

  1. Kazakhstan Aliya Moldabekova
  2. Kiribati Lavinia Teatao Teem
  3. Kiribati Ruta Teretia Babo
  4. Kuwait Nora Mohammad Al-Mashaan
  5. Kiribati Tetiro Semilota
  6. Kyrgyzstan Dogdurkul Kendirbaeva
  7. Kosovo Hatixhe Hoxha
  8. Kuwait Sahar Al-Rumaih
  9. Kosovo Justina Pula
  10. Lesotho Lehlohonolo Ramohlanka
  11. Lebanon Hanin Sayyed

May 2026: Religion and Spirituality

  1. Spain Apolonia Lizárraga
  2. Spain Rita Josefa Pujalte Sánchez
  3. Egypt Nadia Amara
  4. Israel Ronit Barash
  5. France Myriam Ackermann-Sommer
  6. Spain Our Lady of Atocha
  7. Spain Pilar Bellosillo
  8. Croatia Vatican City Nina Benedikta Krapić
  9. Zimbabwe Angelic Molen
  10. Catalonia Missionary Daughters of the Heart of Mary
  11. Catalonia Maria Güell
  12. Spain Irene Muzás
  13. South Korea Teresa Kim Im-i

May 2026: Countries starting with G and H

  1. Guatemala María Fernanda Rivera
  2. Georgia (country) Guranda Gabunia
  3. Georgia (country) Nino Latsabidze
  4. Greece Mina Gaga
  5. Guatemala Norma Zea
  6. Greece Xeni Dimitriou
  7. Greece Nana Aidona
  8. Greece Euterpi Koutzamani
  9. Georgia (country) Tea Akhvlediani
  10. Honduras Fátima Juárez
  11. Honduras Ivette Argueta
  12. Honduras Sulmy Ortéz
  13. Guatemala Liwy Grazioso
  14. Georgia (country) Tamar Bagrationi
  15. Georgia (country) Nino Doborjginidze
  16. Guatemala Anabella Giracca
  17. Guatemala Gabriela García-Quinn

April 2026: Countries starting with D, E and F

  1. El Salvador Morena Valdez
  2. Egypt Naglaa El-Ahwany
  3. Egypt Aisha Abdel Hadi
  4. Fiji Merewalesi Falemaka
  5. Dominican Republic Dharuelly D'Aza
  6. El Salvador Marina Murillo
  7. Ethiopia Nardos Bekele-Thomas
  8. Dominica Adis King
  9. Fiji Laurel Vaurasi
  10. Egypt Randa El-Menshawy
  11. Fiji National Council of Women of Fiji
  12. Fiji Esiteri Vakalala-Kamikamica
  13. Fiji Lavenia Yalovi
  14. Ethiopia Lomi Bedo
  15. Ethiopia Zahara Umud
  16. El Salvador Ana Orellana
  17. Dominican Republic Gloria Reyes
  18. El Salvador Alexia Rivas
  19. Egypt Amal Ammar
  20. Dominican Republic Silvia García Polanco
  21. El Salvador María Julia Castillo Rodas

April 2026: Cascading women

  1. Esiteri Vakalala-Kamikamica → National Council of Women of Fiji
  2. Alexia Rivas → Zahara Umud → Lomi Bedo → Dharuelly D'Aza
  3. Randa El-Menshawy → Naglaa El-Ahwany

March 2026: Countries starting with C

  1. Cambodia Mithuna Phuthong
  2. Costa Rica Maritza Chan
  3. Costa Rica Paula Bogantes Zamora
  4. Croatia Ana Stavljenić Rukavina
  5. Cuba Yolexis Rodríguez Armada
  6. Cuba Ana María Mari Machado
  7. Costa Rica Emilia Navas Aparicio
  8. Colombia Patricia Duque
  9. Cyprus Elsie Chiratou
  10. Cyprus Maria Michail
  11. Costa Rica Dyalá Jiménez Figueres
  12. Cyprus Fotini Papadopoulos
  13. Cyprus Andri Moustakoudes
  14. Cyprus Philippa Karsera
  15. Cuba Inés María Chapman Waugh
  16. Cyprus Maria Panayiotou
  17. Cyprus Athena Michailidou
  18. Colombia Mary Grueso

February 2026

  1. Peru Denisse Miralles

February 2026: Black women

  1. Senegal Fatou Diouf
  2. Haiti Kathia Verdier
  3. Haiti Pédrica Saint-Jean
  4. Colombia Mary Grueso
  5. Eswatini Princess Lindiwe
  6. Lesotho Tšepang Tšita-Mosena
  7. Guinea Mariama Cire Sylla
  8. Djibouti Mouna Osman Aden
  9. Mali Kadiatou Konaré
  10. Benin Béatrice Ahyi Aguessy
  11. Zambia Mulela Margaret Munalula
  12. Eswatini Savannah Maziya
  13. Senegal Elizabeth Diouf
  14. Benin Dandi Gnamou
  15. Eswatini Jane Mkhonta-Simelane

February 2026: Countries starting with B

  1. Belarus Nadezhda Yermakova
  2. Bulgaria Angelina Boneva
  3. Bulgaria Irena Mladenova
  4. Bulgaria Irena Georgieva
  5. Bulgaria Irina Shtonova
  6. Bosnia and Herzegovina Ljiljana Mijović
  7. Bahrain Fatima Abbas
  8. Belarus Iryna Tyliec
  9. Bolivia Cinthya Yáñez
  10. Bolivia Marcela Flores
  11. Bolivia Beatriz García de Achá
  12. Benin Béatrice Ahyi Aguessy
  13. Benin Dandi Gnamou
  14. Belarus Maryna Liančewskaja
  15. Bosnia and Herzegovina Jasmina Selimović
  16. Bosnia and Herzegovina Dubravka Bošnjak

January 2026: Countries starting with A

  1. Argentina María Iberzábal Murphy
  2. France Andorra Jacqueline Pradère
  3. Armenia Arpine Sargsyan
  4. Armenia Srbuhi Galyan
  5. Albania Holta Zaçaj
  6. Armenia Zhanna Andreasyan
  7. Argentina Alejandra Monteoliva
  8. Andorra Núria Garcia Val
  9. Albania Fiona Papajorgji

2026: Sports initiative

  1. Guatemala Liwy Grazioso
  2. Bolivia Marcela Flores
  3. Fiji Laurel Vaurasi
  4. Fiji Lavenia Yalovi
  5. Colombia Patricia Duque
  6. Costa Rica Dyalá Jiménez Figueres
  7. Cyprus Athena Michailidou
  8. Armenia Zhanna Andreasyan
  9. Catalonia Elena Fort

December 2025–January 2026: Women who died in 2025

  1. France Andorra Jacqueline Pradère
  2. Spain Inmaculada García Rioja

December 2025

  1. Honduras Lissette del Cid
  2. Honduras Diana Herrera
  3. Honduras María Antonieta Mejía

December 2025: Food and drink

  1. Poland Marianna Łubiarz
  2. Japan Yuki Chizui
  3. Morocco Fatéma Hal

November 2025: Asian women

  1. Vietnam Phạm Thị Thanh Trà
  2. Taiwan Tsai-Chen Tsai
  3. Indonesia Enny Nurbaningsih
  4. Tibet Dolma Tsering Teykhang

October 2025: Women in STEAM

  1. Mexico María de la Cruz Paillés
  2. Costa Rica Amalia Chaverri Fonseca
  3. Argentina Felicitas Arias
  4. El Salvador Johanna Segovia
  5. Chile Rosa Devés
  6. Georgia (country) Rusudan Lortkipanidze
  7. Georgia (country) Tinatin Sadunishvili
  8. Spain María José Sierra

October 2025: Halloween

  1. Catalonia Code of Ordinances of the Àneu Valleys
  2. Catalonia Caterina Freixa
  3. Catalonia Josefa Tolrà
  4. Spain Carmen Porter
  5. Catalonia Sança de Camins

September 2025: Microstates

  1. Andorra Women's Association of Andorra
  2. Iceland Oddný Mjöll Arnardóttir
  3. Liechtenstein Emma Brogle-Sele
  4. Monaco Céline Caron-Dagioni
  5. San Marino Silvia Cecchetti
  6. San Marino Ilaria Bacciocchi
  7. Malta Ramona Frendo
  8. San Marino Union of Sammarinese Women
  9. Andorra Magda Marquet
  10. Andorra Lydia Magallon
  11. Andorra Bibiana Rossa
  12. San Marino Maria Katia Savoretti
  13. Andorra Anna Estragués
  14. Andorra Sandra Codina
  15. Andorra Trinitat Marín
  16. Andorra Helena Mas
  17. Andorra Ester Molné
  18. Andorra Canòlic Mingorance

August 2025: Indigenous women

  1. Venezuela Noelí Pocaterra
  2. Ana Soto
  3. María Telón
  4. Peru Tali Sabio Piuk
  5. Relmu Ñamku
  6. Bárbara Muelas
  7. Peru Rocilda Nunta Guimaraes
  8. Peru Matut Impi Ismiño
  9. Mexico Claudia Morales Reza
  10. Magdalena de Guatavita
  11. Lilia Isolina Java Tapayuri
  12. Luz Vidal
  13. Arelis Uriana
  14. Brazil Djuena Tikuna
  15. María Clemencia Herrera Nemerayema
  16. Irma Alicia Velásquez Nimatuj
  17. Dominga Neculmán
  18. Peru Teresita Antazú
  19. Ecuador Amy Gende
  20. Canary Islands Francisca de Gazmira
  21. Herminia Aburto Colihueque

May 2021: Women in Europe contest

  1. Andorra Maria Teresa Armengol

January 2020

  1. Vatican CityItaly Francesca Di Giovanni

August 2019: Indigenous women

  1. Mexico Amaranta Gómez Regalado
  2. Quechua people Tania Pariona Tarqui
  3. Ecuador Diana Aguavil
  4. Sámi peopleAnne Nuorgam
  5. Quechua people Tarcila Rivera Zea
  6. Easter Island Laura Alarcón Rapu
  7. Easter Island Marta Raquel Hotus Tuki
  8. Easter Island Luz Zasso Paoa
  9. French Polynesia France Teura Iriti
  10. Moira Millán
  11. Rosa Chiquichano

August 2019: Millennial countries

  1. Kosovo Feride Rushiti

July 2019: Microstates

  1. Andorra Conxita Marsol
  2. San Marino Maria Teresa Beccari
  3. Andorra Verònica Canals
  4. Luxembourg Taina Bofferding
  5. San Marino Loretta Mazza
  6. San Marino Lucia Tamagnini
  7. Andorra Ester Vilarrubla
  8. Andorra Judith Pallarés
  9. Vatican City United States Kathleen Appler
  10. Vatican City France Yvonne Reungoat
  11. Liechtenstein Andrea Willi
  12. Vatican City France Françoise Massy
  13. Vatican City Italy Luigia Coccia
  14. Monaco Marie-Noëlle Gibelli
  15. Monaco Karen Aliprendi
  16. Vatican City Italy Simona Brambilla
  17. Vatican City Spain Rita Calvo Sanz
  18. Vatican City Slovakia Olga Krizova
  19. Vatican City Brazil Luzia Premoli
  20. Andorra Meritxell Palmitjavila
  21. Andorra Mercè Bonell

June 2019: Mediterranean

  1. Spain Las constituyentes

January 2019: Caucasus

  1. Georgia (country) Maya Tskitishvili
  2. Armenia Iveta Tonoyan
  3. Democratic Republic of Georgia Peri-Khan Sofiyeva
  4. Azerbaijan Elmira Süleymanova
  5. Armenia Lilit Makunts
  6. Armenia Mane Tandilyan
  7. Azerbaijan Sima Eyvazova
  8. Georgia (country) Eter Astemirova
  9. Georgia (country) Maia Miminoshvili
  10. Azerbaijan Lidiya Khudat Rasulova
  11. Armenia Ani Samsonyan
  12. Georgia (country) Elene Tevdoradze
  13. Azerbaijan Shargiyya Veliyeva
  14. Armenia Larisa Alaverdyan
  15. Georgia (country) Nino Gvenetadze
  16. Georgia (country) Mzia Todua
  17. Azerbaijan Südaba Hasanova
  18. Armenia Zaruhi Batoyan

December 2018: Countries beginning with 'I'

  1. Iraq Aisha Ghazal Mahdi
  2. Iraq Siham Mousa Hamoud Jabr Al Moussawi
  3. Iraq Huda Sajjad Mahmoud Shaker
  4. Iraq Alaa al-Sadoun

October 2018

  1. Romania Oana Lungescu

October 2018: Women in STEM

  1. Andorra Silvia Calvó i Armengol

October 2018: The Mediterranean

  1. Cyprus Zeta Emilianidou
  2. Malta Justyne Caruana
  3. Malta Kristy Debono
  4. Cyprus Christiana Erotokritou
  5. Greece Afroditi Theopeftatou
  6. Italy Adriana Vigneri
  7. Greece Maria Giannakaki
  8. Cyprus Androulla Agrotou
  9. Cyprus Vassiliki Anastasiadou
  10. Malta Julia Farrugia Portelli
  11. Cyprus Stella Kyriakidou
  12. Cyprus Anna Theologou
  13. Cyprus Alexia Rotsidou
  14. Cyprus Irene Charalambidou
  15. Greece Vasiliki Katrivanou
  16. Cyprus Rita Elissaiou Komodiki
  17. Cyprus Zina Lisandrou Panagidi
  18. Cyprus Photoula Hadjipapa
  19. Cyprus Eleni Mylona
  20. Malta Paula Mifsud Bonnici
  21. Montenegro Dragica Sekulić
  22. Montenegro Suzana Pribilović
  23. Montenegro Marija Vučinović

September 2018: Hispanic Countries

  1. Argentina Alicia Azula
  2. Chile Morín Contreras
  3. Colombia Juanita Gómez
  4. Colombia Daniela Pachón
  5. Cuba Oleiny Linares Nápoles
  6. Dominican Republic Rafaela Alburquerque
  7. El Salvador Anita Cristina Escher Echeverría
  8. El Salvador Milena Calderón Sol de Escalón
  9. Guatemala Aura Lolita Chavez Ixcaquic
  10. Equatorial Guinea Paloma del Sol
  11. Honduras Marlene Alvarenga
  12. Mexico Mercedes Juan López
  13. Mexico Rebeca Peralta
  14. Bolivia Máxima Apaza

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  • Category:Primo! Priorité Monaco politicians
  • Category:Sisters of the Company of Mary, Our Lady
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  • Category:Tehuelche people
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  • Category:Aranese people
  • Category:Síndics d'Aran
  • Category:Deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic in Papua New Guinea
  • Category:Deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic in Andorra
  • Category:Members of the Francoist Courts
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The Original Barnstar
For your hard work with the Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red! DaniloDaysOfOurLives (talk) 18:35, 24 June 2026 (UTC)
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Thank you for taking part in last month's Cascading Women event, it's beautiful to see women linked together through your editing. Lajmmoore (talk) 15:37, 18 May 2026 (UTC)
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I award you this for your contributions in helping to bring Constantine II of Greece to Good Article status (and also for all your hard work in that article). I really appreciate the help you provided when I came to you for support in nominating and passing the article. Congratulations and great job! - Therealscorp1an (talk) 02:45, 1 April 2023 (UTC)
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Awarded for efforts in expanding and verifying articles related to the 2021–2022 Russo-Ukrainian crisis and 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. Awarded by Cdjp1 (talk) 7 March 2022 (UTC)
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For polishing and extending Vicente Fernández even though it was already widely supported. KittenKlub (talk) 18:16, 13 December 2021 (UTC)
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Thank you for expanding Òscar Ribas Reig! Joofjoof (talk) 03:47, 21 December 2020 (UTC)
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For meritorious editing of the Deaths in 2017 page! Greetings from England and keep up the good work. Ref (chew)(do) 20:19, 6 September 2017 (UTC)

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