| A FIREMAN stands beside a burnt pine tree while he and colleagues battle a raging wild fire in a forest near Padrones in northern Spain. |
| They are not good foreign policy if they are done merely to win the support of padrones of the ethnic groups who deliver votes during Canadian elections. |
| It was being sold to the padrones, who were bringing it to Palma and Barcelona. |
| The padroni are often very severe, and treat the children just like slaves. |
| The padroni do not confine their attentions only to children, but frequently bring over whole families as well. |
| This is no uncommon occurrence, for the padroni are men utterly without principle, and thoroughly bad in every way. |
