Attorney Richard Orona represents the Parents of the 15-month old child – Aiden Seeley – who was tortured and murdered while in the care and custody of Pueblo Department of Human Services.
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Fred Galves, a partner at the Orona, Garcia & Galves law firm and a Pueblo native, officially launched his campaign for the Pueblo School District 60 Board of Education on July 14 in front of the Pueblo County Courthouse. Galves,…
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UEBLO, Colo. (KKTV) – A few dozen students and staff members of the Chavez-Huerta Preparatory Academy rallied outside the District 60 Administration Building in Pueblo on Tuesday. The protestors demand that the district release their charter so they can take…
Pueblo Attorney Educates Landlords on ICE Visits and Property Rights
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