Proper noun
Espinal (plural Espinals)
A surname.
Big cities like Rio, Sao Paulo, Mexico City, Lima, surrounded by belts of poverty, overcrowding,” recalls Espinal. Source: Internet
Toronto players Anthony Alford and Santiago Espinal knelt during the playing of the Canadian national anthem, then were joined by Biggio and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in kneeling during the U.S. anthem. Source: Internet
And the market pressures that may affect the community, Espinal said, would be offset by first creating 1,200-1,300 units of permanent affordable housing within the next two years. Source: Internet
Gabriela Espinal, from San Diego, recently graduated from UC Santa Cruz where she earned degrees in art history and visual culture, and feminist studies. Source: Internet
He is charged with the attempted murder of Jose Antonio Saravia - who claims that back in 2012 - he was passing by Epinal's house when Espinal came out with a knife and stabbed him once in his abdomen. Source: Internet
In her recent column published in Hoy and Clave Digital, Temple University professor Rosario Espinal comments that politics in the DR is a national pastime. Source: Internet