Proper noun
Bocanegra (plural Bocanegras)
A surname.
Contains an English translation of 'Auto general de la Fee' by the Jesuit Matias de Bocanegra, a witness to the auto-da-fe of April 1649, wherein 35 Crypto-Jews were prosecuted (eight were burned alive) in Mexico. Source: Internet
The runaway-production bill proposed by Gatto and Bocanegra seeks to expand eligibility for California's 20-to-25 percent tax credit, which applies to a limited number of stay-at-home projects. Source: Internet
Born in Texas, McKennie lived in Kaiserslautern, Germany, from age 6 to 9 while his father was stationed at Ramstein Air Base, and the young fan met and Carlos Bocanegra before a U.S. exhibition against at Fritz-Walter-Stadion in 2006. Source: Internet