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Michael ya está en Washington y visita el Capitolio [30 de marzo] *Fotos*
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Esto merece muchos de estos : :baba: :baba: :baba: :baba: :baba:
Wapooooooooooooooooooooo :llorando:
Vaya que le han hecho muy bien esas vacaciones junto a los peques
El día que lo vea asi y con bucles me va a dar un paro cardiaco :llorando: :dime:
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Esto merece muchos de estos : :baba: :baba: :baba: :baba: :baba:
Wapooooooooooooooooooooo :llorando:
Vaya que le han hecho muy bien esas vacaciones junto a los peques
El día que lo vea asi y con bucles me va a dar un paro cardiaco :llorando: :dime:
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Re: Breaking news: Michael ya está en Washington, visita el Capitolio hoy
Ayyy.... pero qué tiene este hombre que sólo con llegar a a Washington se nos ponen a tod@s los pelos como escarpiaaaas... Por cierto, no oigo mucho el que gente famosa apoye la lucha contra el SIDA... será que aún se considera una enfermedad que sólo la sufren "degenerados"? Será que aún no se ha salido de la mentalidad propia de los abogados del bufete para el que trabajaba Tom Hanks en Philadelphia?
Ayyy.... pero qué tiene este hombre que sólo con llegar a a Washington se nos ponen a tod@s los pelos como escarpiaaaas... Por cierto, no oigo mucho el que gente famosa apoye la lucha contra el SIDA... será que aún se considera una enfermedad que sólo la sufren "degenerados"? Será que aún no se ha salido de la mentalidad propia de los abogados del bufete para el que trabajaba Tom Hanks en Philadelphia?
Re: Breaking news: Michael ya está en Washington, visita el Capitolio hoy
Según dice en la primera nota que ha salido parece que ahora quieren hacer ver como que Michael está utilizando esto para "figurar" ya que algunos miembros del caucus ese han dicho que nada les unía hasta ahora y que no ha donado ni un centavo.
Desde luego a Michael no le sale ni una redonda...
Si, es verdad, es que hay dos muy parecidas.Daniela dijo:
Según dice en la primera nota que ha salido parece que ahora quieren hacer ver como que Michael está utilizando esto para "figurar" ya que algunos miembros del caucus ese han dicho que nada les unía hasta ahora y que no ha donado ni un centavo.
Desde luego a Michael no le sale ni una redonda...
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Re: Breaking news: Michael ya está en Washington, visita el Capitolio hoy
Michael Jackson feted by black US lawmakers for his contribution to kids
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Singer Michael Jackson began two days of visits to the US Congress to meet with black lawmakers and offer his support for the fight against AIDS and help for children in Africa.
Jackson, who is facing child molestation charges that could land him a long jail stretch if found guilty, was due Thursday to receive a humanitarian award here from the African Ambassador's Spouses Association.
The award is in recognition of his years of contribution to a string of charities, including those set up for children's causes.
Jackson, 45, met Tuesday with Democratic representative Chaka Fattah of Pennsylvania and was Wednesday due to meet with Texas representative Sheila Jackson Lee, a Democrat, followed by a press conference.
"Michael Jackson has given over 50 million dollars to fight AIDS in Africa and help the children of Africa," Jackson Lee's spokeswoman said.
"In Africa, Mr. Jackson has financially supported programs to build and equip hospitals, orphanages, homes and schools. He has also financially supported programs relating to child immunization, HIV-AIDS, education and apartheid," the AASA said in a statement. Jackson has given "millions to charities worldwide throughout his lifetime," his spokeswoman Raymone Bain said on Sunday.
She said that in 2000, the Guinness Book of World Records ranked Jackson as the pop star who has given to more charities than any other, with many of the donations remaining anonymous.
Jackson was arrested and released on three million dollars' bail on November 20 pending trial on charges that he molested a 12-year-old boy at his Neverland Ranch a year ago.
The internationally-known pop star has denied the charges and branded them a "big lie," while many fans have rallied to his side. His next court hearing is scheduled for Friday but he is not expected to be present.
The visit to Washington comes as a grand jury was reportedly hearing evidence against Jackson in a secret location in Santa Barbara County, north of Los Angeles, as prosecutors tried to secure a criminal indictment against him.Legal experts said the move would allow evidence to be heard behind closed doors instead at a series of open pre-trial hearings at which witnesses, including the alleged victim, could be grilled publicly.
Michael Jackson feted by black US lawmakers for his contribution to kids
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Singer Michael Jackson began two days of visits to the US Congress to meet with black lawmakers and offer his support for the fight against AIDS and help for children in Africa.
Jackson, who is facing child molestation charges that could land him a long jail stretch if found guilty, was due Thursday to receive a humanitarian award here from the African Ambassador's Spouses Association.
The award is in recognition of his years of contribution to a string of charities, including those set up for children's causes.
Jackson, 45, met Tuesday with Democratic representative Chaka Fattah of Pennsylvania and was Wednesday due to meet with Texas representative Sheila Jackson Lee, a Democrat, followed by a press conference.
"Michael Jackson has given over 50 million dollars to fight AIDS in Africa and help the children of Africa," Jackson Lee's spokeswoman said.
"In Africa, Mr. Jackson has financially supported programs to build and equip hospitals, orphanages, homes and schools. He has also financially supported programs relating to child immunization, HIV-AIDS, education and apartheid," the AASA said in a statement. Jackson has given "millions to charities worldwide throughout his lifetime," his spokeswoman Raymone Bain said on Sunday.
She said that in 2000, the Guinness Book of World Records ranked Jackson as the pop star who has given to more charities than any other, with many of the donations remaining anonymous.
Jackson was arrested and released on three million dollars' bail on November 20 pending trial on charges that he molested a 12-year-old boy at his Neverland Ranch a year ago.
The internationally-known pop star has denied the charges and branded them a "big lie," while many fans have rallied to his side. His next court hearing is scheduled for Friday but he is not expected to be present.
The visit to Washington comes as a grand jury was reportedly hearing evidence against Jackson in a secret location in Santa Barbara County, north of Los Angeles, as prosecutors tried to secure a criminal indictment against him.Legal experts said the move would allow evidence to be heard behind closed doors instead at a series of open pre-trial hearings at which witnesses, including the alleged victim, could be grilled publicly.
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Nueeeeva foto en cnn.com
Esta foto está en www.cnn.com El enlace del artículo es http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/03/30/jackson.congress/index.html
Muyyy buena foto, sí señor:mareao:
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:mmm: estee....... creo que ya la puze yo.....copiota!spangled dijo:
Esta foto está en www.cnn.com El enlace del artículo es http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/03/30/jackson.congress/index.html
Muyyy buena foto, sí señor:mareao:
