Orlando!

Orlando?

Please, Orlando.

Long live Orlando!

Orlando, this isn't Oddbod.

Alternate Jorge Orlando Melo (Colombia)

Never mind, Orlando, come in.

Orlando, did you do this?

But, Orlando, you are dead.

Orlando, what are you doing?

Concerning Mr. Orlando Alberto Martínez Ramírez.

(Signed) Orlando Requeijo Gual Ambassador Permanent Representative

(Signed) Orlando Requeijo Gual Ambassador Permanent Representative

The Chief Minister is Dr. Orlando Smith.

Come on, Orlando. Work to be done.

Orlando Requeijo Gual (Cuba) Luc Joseph Okio (Congo)

Get your radio man on to Orlando Beach.

I know, Orlando, but this is an emergency.

I, fair Orlando, shall fight you, the black Moor.

(Signed) Mr. Michel Orlando KERPENS (Signed) Mr. George William MCKENZIE

Stop crooning, Orlando. Wake him up and put him to work.

Orlando Guerrero Mayorga, Recopilación de Textos Básicos de Derecho Internacional Público, 1st ed., Managua, April 1999.

Annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, Orlando, Florida, 13 to 17 May 2005

399. Orlando Correia, allegedly assaulted by judicial police officers on 9 September 1992 in Guarda prison.

Cuba will not stop fighting until Posada Carriles, Orlando Bosch and other terrorists of their ilk are convicted of their crimes.

The Forum secretariat participated in the first World Congress of Agroforestry held in Orlando, Florida, from 27 June to 2 July 2004.

(i) Orlando Ocampo, member of the Unión Nacional de Trabajadores Bancarios and member of the Confederación Unitaria de Trabajadores (5 February 1996)

We were afraid of what our country was going to do in the name of our son my husband, Orlando, and I and our family.

On 2 July, the Congress adopted the Orlando Declaration, highlighting the contribution of agroforestry systems and technologies in the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.

We were afraid of what our country was going to do in the name of our son my husband, Orlando, and I and our family.

In conclusion, the Working Group considers that there is insufficient evidence for it to consider the deprivation of liberty of Mr. Orlando Alberto Martínez Ramírez as arbitrary.

Cuba has requested that the court that tries Posada Carriles should also try Orlando Bosch, another known terrorist, who now walks openly about the streets of Miami.

The British delegation was led by the Head of the South Atlantic and Antarctic Department, Mr. John White, and the Argentine delegation was led by the Legal Adviser, Ambassador Orlando Rebagliati.

In the light of the information received, the Working Group considers that neither Mr. Orlando Alberto Martínez Ramírez' right to personal liberty nor his right to a fair trial have been violated.

They also show that another terrorist allowed into the country without questioning by the United States Government, Guillermo Novo Sampoll, was directly involved in the assassination of former Chilean Foreign Minister Orlando Letelier.

And finally, it's about entertainment, as in his headquarters for the Cirque du Soleil, Orlando, Florida, where you're asked to enter the Greek theater, look under the tent and join the magic world of Cirque du Soleil.

Orlando Bosch was even among the guests invited by President George W. Bush to a celebration on 20 May 2002 in Miami, which shows what close ties exist between the White House and individuals of this kind.

At its 284th meeting, on 7 February 2005, the Committee re elected Paul Badji (Senegal) as Chairman, Orlando Requeijo Gual (Cuba) as Vice Chairman, Ravan A. G. Farhâdi (Afghanistan) as Vice Chairman and Victor Camilleri (Malta) as Rapporteur.

The documents in question are 14 declassified CIA and FBI documents that convincingly show that Posada Carriles was recruited by and worked for the CIA and was responsible, together with Orlando Bosch, for blowing up the Cubana airliner in 1976.

A statement issued by the United Kingdom said we very much regret the death of Orlando Marcelino da Costa and we have asked the authorities to carry out a full investigation into the incident to ensure that those responsible are made accountable .13

When Orlando Bosch was pardoned by President George Bush senior, the United States Government was aware of all his misdeeds, in part because the first President Bush had been the Director of the CIA during the era of its contacts with Posada Carriles and Bosch.

On 4 May 2005, I held consultations with the Chairman of the Special Committee, Ambassador Julian Hunte (Saint Lucia) and members of the Bureau of the Special Committee, Ambassador Orlando Requeijo Gual (Cuba), Ambassador Fayssal Mekdad (Syrian Arab Republic) and Counsellor Luc Joseph Okio (Congo).

These operations were to be carried out by various extremist organizations and groups, including the group led by the terrorist Orlando Bosch, who was primarily responsible for the crime in Barbados in 1976, when a Cuban commercial airliner was blown up in mid air, killing 73 persons.

While the United States claimed to be a paragon of the rule of law and had declared war on terrorism, it nevertheless sheltered known terrorists, such as Luis Posada Carriles and Orlando Bosch, financing scandalous Presidential pardons for such terrorists and preventing them from being brought to justice.

Orlando Requeijo Gual (Cuba) was appointed Rapporteur of the seminar and Chairman of the Drafting Group which was composed of the representatives of all members of the Special Committee attending the seminar China, Congo, Cuba, Dominica, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Russian Federation, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Tunisia.