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Her name is Arlene Jasmine Elsie Alvarado Cuéllar, but law enforcement knows her as Elsa Cuéllar or La Pastora. Under the guise of being a religious pastor, Elsa masterminded one of the most articulate plots of child trafficking in the history of the United States. So why has no one ever heard about it?
Elsa did not resort to the typical abduction practice of taking kids that were already a specific age. Instead, she would groom pregnant women in Mexico to trust her. She would convince them that she had connections that would arrange for her to have their baby in the United States allowing her the opportunity to steal the child at birth. She would have the woman returned to Mexico without the legal documentation to come back to the United States and raise that child as her own. In short, the kids had no way of knowing they were abducted. As far as they were concerned, no abduction had ever taken place. Elsa Cuellar was their biological mother.
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According to ANTAD, 83,956 people are out of work and their jobs are at risk due to the closure of 3,675 stores.
Since the new closure of activities began, the losses for employees of this type of business amount to more than 630 million pesos.
STA. MARIA, Ilocos Sur, Dec. 12 (PIA) – Twenty residents of Sitio Paring, Babal-lasioan village here started their 10-day skills training on motorcycle and small engine repair and maintenance on Tuesday, December 8.
Fourteen of the said trainees are former members of the Underground Mass Organization (UGMO) – who withdrew their support to the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People s Army- National Democratic Front (CPP-NPA-NDF) and took oath of allegiance to the government on October 2, while the other six trainees are their relatives.
This community-based training program is a collaboration between the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA)-Ilocos Sur Provincial Office, the Ilocos Sur Polytechnic State College (ISPSC)-Santiago Campus, and the 81st Infantry (SPARTAN) Battalion, 702nd Infantry (DEFENDER) Brigade, Philippine Army.