Juan Carlos of Spain (8047 bytes)
1: [[image:KingJuanCarlosI.jpg|thumb|200px|King Juan Carlos I]]
3: ...Jerusalem]], as the successor to the royal family of [[Naples]].
6: ...o'' ("Johnny"). He left his parents and moved to Spain to follow an [[education]] under Franco's watch. ...
8: ...y Alfonso or by Juan Carlos, the only [[witness]] of the death.
10: In 1972, Juan Carlos, a keen sailor, competed in the Dragon class even...

Don Carlos of Spain (1780 bytes)
1: ...other daughter of Henry II., and Anne, a daughter of [[Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor]]; but meanwh...
3: ...from Spain, he was placed in confinement by order of Philip, and in the same year he died. This event ...
7: [[Category:1545 births|Carlos]]
8: [[Category:1568 deaths|Carlos]]
10: [[de:Don Carlos]]

Juan Carlos Ferrero (1218 bytes)
1: ...old the top spot on the [[Association of Tennis Professionals|ATP]] ranking.
3: ...final of the [[US Open]] and lost to Andy Roddick of the US, 6-3, 7-6(2), 6-3.
5: ...loys a baseline style of play and is known as one of the strongest clay-court players in the world.
7: Juan Carlos Ferrero has won 11 career titles and over $9 mill...
12: [[Category:1980 births|Ferrero, Juan Carlos]]

Juan Carlos Zabala (1455 bytes)
1: ...gentina|Argentine]] [[athletics|athlete]], winner of the [[Marathon (sport)|marathon race]] at the [[1...
3: Born in [[Rosario]], Juan Carlos Zabala played [[Football (soccer)|football]] and ...
5: Zabala ran his first marathon at the end of October, [[1931]]. Ten days later he ran a new [[...
7: ...run, he broke free to finish 20 [[second]]s ahead of [[Samuel Ferris]] from [[Great Britain]]. Zabala ...
9: Juan Carlos Zabala died in [[Buenos Aires]], aged 71.

Juan Carlos Wasmosy (1361 bytes)
1: ...orn [[15 December]] [[1938]]) was the [[President of Paraguay]] from [[1993]] until [[1998]].
3: .... During this project, he amassed a large amount of wealth.
5: ...rters and failing to continue the limited reforms of Rodríguez, Wasmosy became increasingly unpopular.
7: ...[[coup]] in April [[1996]]. Wasmosy countered by offering Oviedo a ministerial position, but soon imp...
9: In [[2002]], Wasmosy was convicted of defrauding the Paraguayan state and was himself s...

Juan Carlos Blumberg (578 bytes)
3: ... the fire of the 30 December 2004, he was accused of being "Nazi and fascist", opinion that is getting...

Juan Carlos Valerón (709 bytes)
1: ...75]] in [[Arguineguin]], [[Gran Canaria]]) is a [[Spain|Spanish]] [[football (soccer)]] [[midfielder]], w...
3: ...00). He played for [[Spain national football team|Spain]] at [[2000 European Football Championship|Euro 2...
7: [[Category:1975 births|Valerón, Juan Carlos]]
8: [[Category:Spanish footballers|Valerón, Juan Carlos]]
10: [[et:Juan Carlos Valerón]]

Juan Carlos Onganía (1138 bytes)
1: [[Image:Ongania.jpg|thumb|left|Juan Carlos Onganía]]
2: ...a Carballo''' ([[1914]]-[[1995]]) was [[President of Argentina]] from [[29 June]] [[1966]] to [[8 June...
4: ...f ''Participacionismo'', by which representatives of various interest groups such as industry, labor, ...
6: Onganía was a harsh critic of President [[Roberto Viola]] and was jailed for a ...
10: <td width="40%">[[President of Argentina]]

Juan Carlos Pulido (1406 bytes)
1: '''Juan Carlos Pulido''' [poo-LEE-do] (born [[August 5]], [[1971...
7: ...ke beatings for two or more innings when the rest of the staff broke down. But ever the good soldier, ...
10: * [[List of players from Venezuela in Major League Baseball]]
12: ...n.go.com/mlb/players/profile?statsId=5206 ESPN (profile and daily updates)]
15: [[Category:Minnesota Twins players|Pulido, Juan Carlos]]

Juan Carlos Onetti (2063 bytes)
1: ...ruguay]] - died [[May 30]], [[1994]] in [[Madrid, Spain]], was a novelist and short-story writer.
3: ...nd driven from his native country. Onetti fled to Spain where he remained until his passing in 1994. He i...
39: [[Category:1909 births|Onetti, Juan Carlos]]
40: [[Category:1994 deaths|Onetti, Juan Carlos]]
41: [[Category:novelists|Onetti, Juan Carlos]]

Juan Carlos Cardinal Aramburu (925 bytes)
1: ...inals]] by [[Pope Paul VI]] in the [[consistory]] of [[1976]].
3: ...an. In [[1967]] he was named coadjutor archbishop of Buenos Aires.
5: ... he prepared to go hear confessions at the Shrine of San Cayetano.
8: [[Category:1912 births|Aramburu, Juan Carlos Cardinal]]
9: [[Category:2004 deaths|Aramburu, Juan Carlos Cardinal]]

Carlos Albizu University, San Juan Campus (794 bytes)
1: ...uerto Rico]], and the [[Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools]].
5: * [http://sju.albizu.edu/ sju.albizu.edu] - official site, in [[Spanish language|Spanish]].
7: [[Category:Old San Juan, Puerto Rico]]
9: [[Category:Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools]]

São Carlos (644 bytes)
1: ...of approximately 200,000 inhabitants in the state of [[São Paulo (state)|São Paulo]], [[Brazil]].
3: [[Image:sao_carlos.jpg]]
5: ...ing the "Golden Age of [[Coffee]]". Nowadays most of the region's agricultural production has shifted ...
7: ...ly-grown technology-based companies and factories of [[multinational]] corporations such as [[Faber Ca...

Carlos (302 bytes)
1: The name '''Carlos''' can refer to:
3: * [[Carlos V]]
4: * [[Carlos_(The_Magic_School_Bus)]]
5: * [[Ilich Ramirez Sanchez]] (better known as Carlos the Jackal)
6: * [[Carlos Santana]]

New Spain (1572 bytes)
2: [[Image:NewSpainFlag.jpg]]
3: <br>''[[Flag]] of New Spain''
5: ...ed the [[Mexican War of Independence|independence of Mexico]].
7: New Spain included [[Nueva Extremadura]], [[Nueva Galicia]]...
9: ...hilippines]] were administered as a colony of New Spain.

Spain (36084 bytes)
5: ...dth=130px|[[Image:Spain_coa.png|115px|Spain: Coat of Arms]]
7: | width=130px| ([[Flag of Spain|In Detail]])
12: ...r=#f9f9f9 | [[image:LocationSpain.png|Location of Spain]]
14: |'''[[Official language]]'''|| [[Spanish language|Spanish]...
20: ...Spain|King]]''': || [[Juan Carlos I of Spain|Juan Carlos I]]

Carlos Delgado (3088 bytes)
3: ...tar Game|All Star]], Delgado holds a wide variety of Blue Jays single season and career records. He be...
5: ...hit a three-run homer in the 1st inning, then led off the fourth, sixth and eighth innings, with three...
7: ...o be played during the [[seventh inning stretch]] of all games, after the [[September 11, 2001 attacks...
12: *[[List of players from Puerto Rico in Major League Baseball...
15: *[[List of famous Puerto Ricans]]

Carlos Lacerda (743 bytes)
1: '''Carlos Frederico Werneck Lacerda''' was a [[Brazil]]ian ...
5: ...[1960]] and initially supported the military coup of [[1964]] but later supported efforts to restore d...
9: [[Category:1914 births|Lacerda, Carlos]]

Carlos Barbarito (257 bytes)
1: '''Carlos Barbarito''' (born [[February 6]], [[1955]]) is a...

Carlos Paião (949 bytes)
1: '''Carlos Paião''' (born at [[Coimbra]] on [[November 1]], ...
3: ...at composer, having composed some 500 songs. Some of his songs became hits, including:
7: * ''Souvenir de Portugal'' (Souvenir of Portugal)
11: * ''March of "pião das Nicas"''
16: Carlos Paião was also a doctor, having graduated in Medi...

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