Moisés
Moisés is a key biblical figure known for leading the Israelites out of Egyptian bondage and receiving the Ten Commandments from God on Mount Sinai, making him a significant prophet in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
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Liechtenstein:
Moisés was another member of the gang who reported paying to avoid being kidnapped.
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Panama:
Moisés is remembered as the Hebrew leader who learned from his father-in-law, Jetró.
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Mexico:
Moisés is being investigated for the disappearance of a woman related to Dayra Abril.
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Colombia:
Moisés is mentioned as a captured individual who signed threatening pamphlets used by the extortionists.
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Spain:
Moisés is referenced in the context of the origins of Judaism and its historical ties to the land.
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Spain:
Moisés is referenced in relation to the biblical context of violence and divine orders.
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Dominican Republic:
Moisés was one of the privileged who escaped without a scratch after witnessing the collapse.
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Uruguay:
Moisés led the Jewish people for 40 years in the desert during their exodus from slavery in Egypt.
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Spain:
Moisés, Claudia's husband, had been living in the United States for 20 years and was eager to visit the Cuauhtémoc.
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Paraguay:
Moisés, the drug detection dog, reacted positively during the physical inspection.
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