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Bringing Juan Ramirez home

Since 2006, the Ramirez family has been divided between Wolfville and Colombia. Read about the ongoing battle Dara Ramirez is waging to bring her husband Juan home.

Dara and Juan Ramirez and their four children together in northern Iraq just before Christmas. Dara is fighting hard to bring her husband home to Wolfville. Submitted

POSITIVE PARENTING: Please bring daddy home

August 9, 2011 - 16 h 47

BY LILA HOPE-SIMPSON Juan Pablo is a charming little boy who was one of my nursery school students for several years, until he had to move abruptly with his family to...

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Section: Columns | 1 Comment
Split between Colombia and Wolfville

July 17, 2011 - 9 h 22

BY WENDY ELLIOTT Kings County Advertiser/Register Ten-year-old Orlando Ramirez usually keeps his emotions in check, but last week he signed an online...

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Section: News | 2 Comment s
Family split between Canada, Columbia

February 10, 2007 - 8 h 00

By Brent Fox The Advertiser NovaNewsNow.com A local family wants to be reunited and they’re hoping friends will help. Immigration officials deported Wolfville...

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Section: People | 2 Comment s
Divided family

February 3, 2009 - 13 h 30

Friends and supporters of Dara Ramirez, including the Wolfville Interchurch Council, held an awareness exercise at Acadia University recently about the plight of her...

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Section: Family
Family divided while bureaucratic wheels turn

March 4, 2008 - 13 h 41

BY BRENT FOX bfox@kentvilleadvertiser.ca NovaNewsNow.com A local family wants to be together, but one of its members awaits a decision on whether or not he can come...

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Section: Community