Héctor Ortíz (born
References
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Hector Ortiz — Hector Ortiz, Héctor Ortíz, or variants may refer to:* Héctor Ortiz (baseball) (b. 1969), Puerto Rican baseball player * Héctor Ortíz (referee) (b. 1933), Paraguayan football referee * Héctor Ortiz Ortiz (b. 1950), Mexican politician * Hector… … Wikipedia
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