A bull dies after Spanish matador Salvador Vega drives his sword into the bull to kill it during a bullfight at the bullring of El Plantio in Burgos, northern Spain, July 1, 2005. Picture taken July 1, 2005. 

Spanish bullfighters Salvador Vega and Julian Lopez Escobar 'El Juli' participate before the start of a bullfight in Burgos, Spain. Spanish bullfighters Salvador Vega (L) and Julian Lopez Escobar 'El Juli' participate in the entry ceremony "paseillo" before the start of a bullfight at the bullring of El Plantio in Burgos, northern Spain, July 1, 2005. Picture taken July 1, 2005. REUTERS/Felix Ordonez 

A bull dies after Spanish matador Salvador Vega drives his sword into the bull to kill it during a bullfight at the bullring of El Plantio in Burgos, northern Spain, July 1, 2005. Picture taken July 1, 2005. REUTERS/Felix Ordonez FO/JK 

Spanish bullfighter Salvador Vega prepares to perform a pass to a bull during a bullfight at the bullring of El Plantio in Burgos, northern Spain, July 1, 2005. Picture taken July 1, 2005. REUTERS/Felix Ordonez FO/JK 

Spanish bullfighter Salvador Vega performs a pass to a bull during a bullfight at the bullring of El Plantio in Burgos, Spain. Spanish bullfighter Salvador Vega performs a pass to a bull during a bullfight at the bullring of El Plantio in Burgos, northern Spain, July 1, 2005. Picture taken July 1, 2005. REUTERS/Felix Ordonez 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega Garcia prepares to kill a bull with his sword during the "San Isidro" bullfighting fair at Las Ventas bull ring in Madrid May 29, 2005. Madrid celebrates its patron saint San Isidro every year with a fair that includes cultural events and concerts, as well as three weeks of bull fights. 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega Garcia prepares to perform a pass to a bull during the "San Isidro" bullfighting fair at Las Ventas bullring in Madrid. Spanish matador Salvador Vega Garcia prepares to perform a pass to a bull during the "San Isidro" bullfighting fair at Las Ventas bull ring in Madrid May 29, 2005. Madrid celebrates its patron saint San Isidro every year with a fair including cultural events and concerts, as well as three weeks of bull fights. REUTERS/Victor Fraile 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega Garcia performs a pass to a bull during the "San Isidro" bullfighting fair at Las Ventas bullring in Madrid. Spanish matador Salvador Vega Garcia performs a pass to a bull during the "San Isidro" bullfighting fair at Las Ventas bull ring in Madrid May 29, 2005. Madrid celebrates its patron saint San Isidro every year with a fair including cultural events and concerts, as well as three weeks of bull fights. REUTERS/Victor Fraile 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega Garcia prepares to kill a bull with his sword during the "San Isidro" bullfighting fair at Las Ventas bullring in Madrid. Spanish matador Salvador Vega Garcia prepares to kill a bull with his sword during the "San Isidro" bullfighting fair at Las Ventas bull ring in Madrid May 29, 2005. Madrid celebrates its patron saint San Isidro every year with a fair including cultural events and concerts, as well as three weeks of bull fights. REUTERS/Victor Fraile 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega performs a pass to a bull during a bullfight in the Maestranza bullring in Seville April 15, 2005. 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega gets tackled by a bull during a bullfight in the Maestranza bullring in Seville April 15, 2005. 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega gets tackled by a bull during a bullfight in the Maestranza bullring in Seville April 15, 2005. 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega performs a pass to a bull during a bullfight in the Maestranza bullring in Seville April 15, 2005. REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo MDP/TZ 

Spanish matador Vega is helped by Spanish matador Manuel Jesus 'El Cid' after being tackled by a bull in Seville. Spanish matador Salvador Vega (L) is helped by Spanish matador Manuel Jesus 'El Cid' after being tackled by a bull during a bullfight in the Maestranza bullring in Seville April 15, 2005. REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega gets tackled by a bull during a bullfight in the Maestranza bullring in Seville April 15, 2005. REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo MDP/DY 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega gets tackled by a bull during a bullfight in the Maestranza bullring in Seville April 15, 2005. REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo MDP/VP 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega gets tackled by a bull during a bullfight in the Maestranza bullring in Seville April 15, 2005. REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo MDP/TZ 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega prepares to perform a pass to a bull during a bullfight in The Maestranza bull-ring in Seville April 9, 2005. 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega comes closer to a bull during a bullfight in The Maestranza bull-ring in Seville April 9, 2005. 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega comes closer to a bull during a bullfight in The Maestranza bull-ring in Seville April 9, 2005. REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo MDP/TC 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega prepares to perform a pass to a bull during a bullfight in The Maestranza bull-ring in Seville April 9, 2005. REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo MDP/TC 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega performs a pass to a bull during a bullfight in The Maestranza bullring in Seville April 9, 2005. REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo MDP/VP 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega warms up before start a bullfight in The Maestranza bullring in Seville September 25, 2004. REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo MDP/ACM 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega performs a pass to a bull during a bullfight in The Maestranza bullring in Seville September 25, 2004. REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo MDP/ACM 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega performs a pass to a bull during a bullfight in The Maestranza bullring in Seville September 25, 2004. REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo MDP/ACM 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega waits to perform a pass to a bull during a bullfight in The Maestranza bullring in Seville September 25, 2004. REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo MDP/acm 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega is hit by a bull during a bullfight in The Maestranza bullring in Seville September 25, 2004. REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo MDP/ACM 

Spanish bullfighter Salvador Vega drives the sword into a bull during a bullfight in the Spanish northern town of Gijon August 14, 2004. REUTERS/ Eloy Alonso SV/THI 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega performs a pass in El Plantio bullring during a bullfight of San Pedro and San Pablo festival in Burgos July 3, 2004. REUTERS/Felix Ordonez MDP/WS 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega performs a pass in El Plantio bullring during a bullfight of San Pedro and San Pablo festival in Burgos July 3, 2004. REUTERS/Felix Ordonez MDP/WS 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega performs a pass in El Plantio bullring during a bullfight of San Pedro and San Pablo festival in Burgos July 3, 2004. REUTERS/Felix Ordonez MDP/WS 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega performs a pass during a bullfight in The Maestranza bullring in Seville April 26, 2004. REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo MDP/DL 

Spanish matador Salvador Vega performs a pass during a bullfight in The Maestranza bullring in Seville April 26, 2004. 

Boxer Carlos "El Famoso" Hernandez holds up his championship belt as he
attends a press conference in San Salvador, February 4, 2003. Hernandez
won the super featherweight world championship of the International
Boxing Federation last Saturday in Las Vegas with a victory over Puerto
Rican David "El Diamante" Santos. REUTERS/Luis Galdamez

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Boxer Carlos "El Famoso" Hernandez attends a press conference in San
Salvador, February 4, 2003. Hernandez won the super featherweight world
championship of the International Boxing Federation last Saturday in
Las Vegas with a victory over Puerto Rican David "El Diamante" Santos.
REUTERS/Luis Galdamez

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El Salvadoran President Francisco Flores and his wife Lourdes watch a
fight between Carlos Hernandez of Bellflower, California and David
Santos of St. Petersburg, Florida at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino
in Las Vegas, Nevada, February 1, 2003. Hendandez, who holds dual El
Salvadoran and U.S. citizenship, won the vacant IBF super featherweight
title by decision after the fight went to the scorecards in the eighth
round. Santos suffered a cut from an accidental headbutt and the
ringside doctor called for the fight to be stopped. REUTERS/Steve
Marcus

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David Santos of St. Petersburg, Florida laughs during a press
conference at the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada,
January 29, 2003. Santos and opponent Carlos Hernandez, originally of
El Salvador but now living in Bellflower, California,for the vacant IBF
super featherweight title at the hotel February 1, 2003. Santos has a
record of 42-5, Hernandez is 37-3-1. REUTERS/Las Vegas Sun/Steve
Marcus

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Carlos Hernandez (L), originally of El Salvador but now living in
Bellflower, California, and his opponent David Santos of St.
Petersburg, Florida joke around for photographers during a press
conference at the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada,
January 29, 2003. The boxers fight for the vacant IBF super
featherweight title February 1, 2003. Hernandez has a record of 37-3-1,
Santos is 42-5. REUTERS/Las Vegas Sun/Steve Marcus

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Carlos Hernandez (L), originally of El Salvador but now living in
Bellflower, California, and his opponent David Santos of St.
Petersburg, Florida joke around for photographers during a press
conference at the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada,
January 29, 2003. The boxers fight for the vacant IBF super
featherweight title February 1, 2003. Hernandez has a record of 37-3-1,
Santos is 42-5. REUTERS/Las Vegas Sun/Steve Marcus

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Juan Carlos Vega (L) of Spain hits the ball under pressure from
teammate Juan Jose Salvador during practice at Mar del Plata stadium of
Malvinas Argentinas, September 28, 2002. Spain will play against
Yugoslavia on September 29, for its first match of the Volleyball World
championship 2002. REUTERS/Andres Stapff

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Acelino Freitas of Salvador, Brazil celebrates his victory over Joel
Casamayor of Guantanamo, Cuba at the Cox Pavillion in Las Vegas January
12, 2002. The undefeated WBO junior lightweight (130 lb.) champion took
Casamayor's WBA belt in a 12-round unanimous decision. It is
Casamayor's first loss in 27 fights. REUTERS/ Steve Marcus

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Acelino Freitas (L) of Salvador, Brazil jabs at Joel Casamayor of Guantanamo, Cuba during their title unification fight at the Cox Pavillion in Las Vegas January 12, 2002. The undefeated WBO junior lightweight (130 lb.) champion took Casamayor's WBA belt in a 12-round unanimous decision. It is Casamayor's first loss in 27 fights. 

Acelino Freitas (L) of Salvador, Brazil, lands a punch on Joel
Casamayor of Guantanamo, Cuba, during the 10th round of their title
unification fight at the Cox Pavillion in Las Vegas, January 12, 2002.
Freitas, an undefeated WBO junior lightweight (130 lb.) champion, took
Casamayor's WBA belt in a 12-round unanimous decision. It is
Casamayor's first loss in 27 fights. REUTERS/Steve Marcus

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An emotional Acelino Freitas of Salvador, Brazil, lifts up the WBA belt
after his victory over Joel Casamayor of Guantanamo, Cuba, at the Cox
Pavillion in Las Vegas January 12, 2002. Freitas, an undefeated WBO
junior lightweight (130 lb.) champion, took Casamayor's WBA belt in a
12-round unanimous decision. It was Casamayor's first loss in 27
fights. REUTERS/Steve Marcus

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Acelino Freitas (L) of Salvador, Brazil, battles with Joel Casamayor of
Guantanamo, Cuba, during the third round of their title unification
fight at the Cox Pavillion in Las Vegas January 12, 2002. Freitas, an
undefeated WBO junior lightweight (130 lb.) champion, took Casamayor's
WBA belt in a 12-round unanimous decision. It is Casamayor's first loss
in 27 fights. REUTERS/Steve Marcus

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Acelino Freitas (L) of Salvador, Brazil jabs at Joel Casamayor of
Guantanamo, Cuba during their title unification fight at the Cox
Pavillion in Las Vegas January 12, 2002. The undefeated WBO junior
lightweight (130 lb.) champion took Casamayor's WBA belt in a 12-round
unanimous decision. It is Casamayor's first loss in 27 fights.
REUTERS/Steve Marcus

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Joel Casamayor (L), undefeated WBA super featherweight champion, shows off his physique as he poses with Acelino Freitas, undefeated WBO junior lightweight champion, pose during a news conference [at the Green Valley Ranch Station Casino in Henderson,] Nevada, January 10, 2002. Casamayor, 26-0, of Guantanamo, Cuba and Freitas, 30-0, of Salvador, Brazil meet in a 130 lb. title unification fight at the Cox Pavillion on January 12 in Las Vegas. (CREDIT : REUTERS/Steve Marcus/Las Vegas Sun) 

Joel Casamayor (L), undefeated WBA super featherweight champion, shows
off his physique as he poses with Acelino Freitas, undefeated WBO
junior lightweight champion, pose during a news conference at the Green
Valley Ranch Station Casino in Henderson, Nevada, January 10, 2002.
Casamayor, 26-0, of Guantanamo, Cuba and Freitas, 30-0, of Salvador,
Brazil meet in a 130 lb. title unification fight at the Cox Pavillion
on January 12 in Las Vegas. REUTERS/Steve Marcus/Las Vegas Sun

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Acelino Freitas, undefeated WBO junior lightweight champion, punctuates
his comments with a fist during a news conference at the Green Valley
Ranch Station Casino in Henderson, Nevada, January 10, 2002. Freitas,
30-0, of Salvador, Brazil faces Joel Casamayor, undefeated WBA super
featherweight champion, 26-0, of Guantanamo, Cuba in a 130-lb. title
unification fight at the Cox Pavillion on January 12 in Las Vegas.
REUTERS/Steve Marcus/ Las Vegas Sun

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Joel Casamayor (L), undefeated WBA super featherweight champion, and
Acelino Freitas, undefeated WBO junior lightweight champion, pose
during a news conference at the Green Valley Ranch Station Casino in
Henderson, Nevada, January 10, 2002. Casamayor, 26-0, of Guantanamo,
Cuba and Freitas, 30-0, of Salvador, Brazil meet in a 130 lb. title
unification fight at the Cox Pavillion on January 12 in Las Vegas.
Leonardo Edgar (back L) and Ulisses Pereira hold belts behind the
fighters. REUTERS/Steve Marcus/Las Vegas Sun

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Farmer Jacinto Vega shows corn affected by the ongoing drought in Nicaragua, September 10, 2001. The drought across Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala has affected more than one million people and the World Food Program has destined aid for at least 700,000 farmers in these three countries which they say are all very vulnerable to extended dry periods. 

Farmer Jacinto Vega shows corn affected by the ongoing drought in Nicaragua,
September 10, 2001. The drought across Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador and
Guatemala has affected more than one million people and the World Food
Program has destined aid for at least 700,000 farmers in these three
countries which they say are all very vulnerable to extended dry periods.
REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas

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